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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-12-17, Page 144 There; MVO ivlc PC . Fir Fir' Sit Sw Dr Ca i DEN SCENTS AND : NONSENSE The Season's warmest. Greet- - ings to you folks. May you 'be: 'richly blessed with everything to make yours , a very ' - joyous occasion... Cut flowers • are usually, a bit expensive but surely .a nice 'pot ' ted; plant would .bring ' a lift or a brtn'of' good cheer to some one you think a lot .of. 'As a sugges- 141.1=OW S `1TINFIrt LtICKNOW ONTAIM tion, 'think about these, The Christmas Cherry or Jerusalem, Cherry is n cheerful berried plant for 'Christmas'. Usually it is potted with another- Plant of some kind for. a 'flower, The fib- rous ro+ ted- begonias . make an excellent co npanton• The. Christ Inas 'Cherry is available with either red. or . yellow ferries Potted Chrysanthemums also be available* Many• colours and the 'bloom lasts.for, .a.' long time even in our (warm .dry at- mosphere in the ' ,house, If you have a cool, window that provides s i't k Xei `t ita n, N rminta 'iEtt vers l Nfrrvisf .11 • estions make your selection novel A complete" assortment o beautiful Rust° Craft Christmas cards. priced from .. 79c per box also . Individual Counter. cards, I ss ALL ..NEW- INSTANT. BOWS ust pull a string to make beautiful. bows. Ribbons Wrappings Tags and Seals .' . Gifts ..the . ladieslike to "receive .: China Ceram cs Novelty Items or suggestionscall in and look them over a And Gift Shop# Phone .218, Lucknow' .LL..'Paints,..'Wallpaper : good: light. ,but.. net too• much dir.,. ect sunlight we, might suggest a cyelamnen, The Plants come in various shades of pink or red and 'white. I,t is•`a most beautiful plant :and; if you. can keep it cool it will. bloom for weeks: The re- commended temperature for cy- clamen 50., to 60 degrees. Then , too the ' most popular specimen at Christmas. time _is probably the Poinsettia. Actually the 'flowers themselves on a poin- settia . arevery it significant; The', beauty is derived from' the bracts' Which when fully matured . are bright scarlet and . very c showy..' Unlike cyclamen, the poinsettia likes ,a bit warmer temperature,. The.; bract will sometimes :yellow! and fall off if the ;temperature; should fall below 168 • degrees, . Then the main theme is the' Chritsmas tree : itself:, It matters; little ' what species you :prefer just make sure it.; is made .as fire .proof as possible.,. We' suggest that the' base abe.placed in a con- tainer ` that will hold water then make, sure you have mater in the. container. This . prevents the lea- ves (needles) from drying out and will heip prevent, them fall- ing. •Make: sure • your lights and `connections are ' tight and free from defects .so that no spark could be caused from a short. In- cidentally ' put your cigarette awarbefore you go :near, the tree IIMpliESDA.Y' DEC. 17th, Insurance.. AUTO,I. ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, LIABILITY,•. FIRE. 'Agents; CECIL . FALCONER Whitechurch, Ontario =- Phone. Wingham 570-, JOHN' McMURCHY Ripley, Ontario Phone Ripley 20 IRWIN ,)CARRUTHERS' Lucknow,. Ontario - - • Phone Ripley 127- PROMPT ' CLAIMS SERVICE : ! too much. We know of a ;family. Ilt's knowin' that it represents that had ` their, tree burned: and. ' love, : (both deep ' and' true most of the gifts under the tree That someone carris .ir1 the heart destroyed''' just because daddy and wants'; to slip to.` you. had to be: smoking when be was ' It's knowin' that ' they love you, near the' tree, daddy too. had his arms scorched; ,Quick ' acting and: thinking on the . mother's .part' ,;prevented.: a horrible. • tragedy.• fIf' you go in for all• that mistle- toe has to offer ;by all means,' hang up a few sprigs also 'holly. if you really want to' do things up right. A gay decoration is easily made from cedar boughs or spruce or'. balsam'and with, the\ aid, of; a few' painted cones it can :be very decorative: Christmas is a very sincere season, may, yours , be just that, rich and full. To help Cheer you, for Christmas lets 'see,' what the scrap; book liar. to offer. Christmas Gift It. ain't the gift a feller' gets, it 'ain't the shape ner size,. That sets the heart to beatin' an'. puts sunshine - in,the eyes, It ainq the value of the thing, ner,' howit's wrapped or tied; It's . something else aside > from 'this that makes you glad °inside. °an'.they tell you in. this way Jes' sort o' actin out the things they really long to says; So it ain't the '.,gift a 'feller gits,, nor . how it'S wrapped or tied; It's knowin' • that folks love you, that makes you ,glad inside. Here's 'something you might notice is true — the old fashioned girl used to keep her •rnoney, her bodice. The modern girl pre- fers to, 'keep it where it ' won't be seen. We have heard Elmer Lrmbach come . out with , Borne,• pretty, fair philosophy,—.How about this? A bachelor°:is 'a Mellow who is crazy to get married, and knows it o • ', After all, perhaps. an old maid is just a woman who didn't know any ,better' than to look"',for an. ideal man for a husband.'• is 4< PA Many propane` users ,are surprised to find that they do not own the equipment they are using. With Co-op Propane, however, the picture is quite different. . With Co-op you own the equipment which is, installed. There is no pine print, no hidden ownership clauses. Ask about the advantage of buying Co-op Propane at your : nearest Co-op. You. will like the Co-op ownership Plan. You will like Co-op Service. Nothing distributes wealt taxation --.. ora large .fan This could happen aroun time of year— ,• Worknan; "May I have , t temyrnoonwife?", off to go shoppin' Boss; ` "No." Workman; "Thanks ev much' Minister, `,`I'm . glad you my, sermon this morning" Dignified old lady; "Oh I did. Everything you said :. to somebody' or .other. ,I,1 Prison , Warden; "We're to ;celebrate Christmas. 'Wha of part' would you suggest' Prisoner; "Open house"! -And ,to wind up 'the ; c again we say toeach and one,` May. God Richly Biel and yours with everything will. provide A MERRY CH OBITUARY (THOMAS A. FERGUS Early Sunday morning T A. , Ferguson `'.passed away fully' at his home in Luc He'had„been in failing heal the past few months. Mr. Ferguson . was the, the late Mr. Wand Mrs. Jame guson of Ashfield: He war near Lanes' in 1876 and his 83rd: year.'He °Married 1 ca Jane:Phillips in 1899 at young.:couple farmed at Until' they ' retired. to Lu, 14 years ago. Mrs. Fergusa deceased' her husband eight ago. Ferguson ,.was a, 11 rnernber, of:. the ,. /Presby church and :an elder . at : and Lucknow. for ,bier ,years.. The funeral' service wa ,at the Johnstone Funeral in ` Luckri.ow on :Decernbc seventh with, the Rev;'. M+ conducting.. 1iiterrrtemrV was in' D1114cemetery With Stuart Rob Sam Alun. Roden Ritchie Sherwood, Ernest Blak;c .Frank ;Ritchie as palibear� • Surviving: are three sons hey, London; :Harold, /Oo Tout', Kincardine; and ,tern ch ildre.irn. Letters; To The tit Detroit' 15,, Mlciiigan. Lticknow Sentinel Gentlemen: I' .regret that 1 was tans attend. the Centennial but enjoyed reading the l which ' 1 thought was ve' lightening about the ' of tk in and around LucknoW my grandparents lived' 1 C. Mangold.