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WIDNII5DAY. ONO 2.M• Lim
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TH1 LUCKNOW SENTINeL.1,11CKNOW, ON 'AR1O
RAGE: FIVE
K. J. MacKENZIE0 0.D.
Optornotrist
NOW. IN .RIPLEY.
• EVERY WEDNESDAY
Office Houra 10:00 .a.m. to 9:00
p.m.. Phone Roy MacKenzie,
Ripley, 96-r-24.for appointment,
Hamilton"
OPTOMETRIST . .
NEXT TO • LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM ' r'
PHONE : 357.1361
'JOHNSTONE'S
FUNERAL.HOME
Modern
and Convenient'
Lucknow, Phone '5284013 •
• Day. or' Night
Serving All. Faiths
According to Their Wishes
Moderate Prices
Established 1894 .
A. R. '.DU . VAL
D.C.,. •Sp.C.
Chiropractor
• Physio and Electro 'Therapist '
Wingham Phone 357-3580
(Office located 'on John. St. West
next to Toronto Dominion Bank)
INSURANCE
FIRE,WIND, CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE and LIFE
To . Protect Your Jack, .
Insur& .W th Jack_Today�. .
J. A. McDONAGH
Lucknow, Phone 528-3423
WANTED -
CONTRACTS. WANTED "•- for
beans,. Seaway cnd Sanillae seed.
available.' . Warren . Zinn 'KR. • 1.
Dungannon,, phone 529.7350.
WANT -' to let on shares, 22:
acres of mixed fray. Frank Moran,
phone 529-7487, ,. R.R. . 7 Lucknow.
HOW TO • EARN MORE
MONEY! -
I need full or part mime' man
to 'help .meet the demand for a
much ' needed service for motor-
ists. Pleasant, dignified, good pay-
ing work.. No experience necers-
nary but -a car is. For full. inform-
ation contact Charlie Lee, phone
Wingham 357-1383. •
Wr�gl�am
`Memoripls
GUARANTEED;' GRANITES
C'EMETERY.. LETTERING.
. REASONABLE PRICES
Buy. Direct and ° Save
Bus: Ph: 357-1910 •
Res..' Ph. 357-1015
A. M. HARPER.
.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
35 57 South Street, Goderich •
Telephone 524=7562
Hadden's Studio.
R. Wi ANDREW:
Barrister and Solicitor,.
:. LISTOWEL•, ONTARIO
IN .LUCKNOW
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Afternoon .
Office.. in . the Joynt Block'
Telephone
,Lucknow 528-3116 •
CRAWFORD and
SHEPHERD
.! H.-ERAWFORD, Q.C.
N... A.' SHEPHERD •
Wingham and Lucknow' , °
.IN LUCKNOW•
WEDNESDAY .10 'a.m. to 1 p.m...
• Located in Kilpatrick Block
Phone W ingliam
'- Office, •357-3630 Res: 357-2330
IMPERIAL OIL
PRODUCTS
for pro rpt 'service,
and quality products,
• Contact: •
GRANT CHISHOLM,
Phone Collect
Dungannon' 529.7524
"Always Look To Imperial,
• For The Best"
G. A. Williams, O.D.
Optotnetrist ;
9 Patrick 'Street W
• WINGHAM
Phone 3574282 "
PI eV
PORTRAITS—
Weddings and Children,
GODERIC1,, ONTARIO
118 St. David Street .
Dial. 524-8787
MacKenzie
Memorial (hapel.
FUNERAL SERVICE'
Services : conducted according
to your wishes at your Home,
your Church, or at our .Merl
oriel Chapel at no additional
charge.
Lucknow, Phone 528-3432
Day' or Night
R.
W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST GODERICH
The : Square
(Phone JAckson • 4-7661)
TED COLLYER "
Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
• Specializing • In
Electric Heating, . Electtic Wiring
and . 'Repairs
and
All Electrical Appliances •
Lucknow — Phone 528-5182
Caviller, McI ntosh
and Ward ..
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Resident .Partner,`
' E. Kennedy,. C.A.;
Opposite Post Office
Phone. 01-3471 — Walkerton
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WANTED
WANTED — a 'houee,leeeer,
woman or girl or as mtrs►o' aid,
for three days per week. Apply
to Box S, Lucknow, Ontario,
HELP • WANTED -= companion,
housekeeper for eldery Seaforth
lady. Capable of taking full
charge, good wages, every eonven-
ience, very comfortable home. Ap-
ply Mr.:David R. 'Stewart, Sea-
forth,
ea-
f rth, Ontario.
WORK' WANTED, -- by 17 year
old girl for the summer, housework
or . +.looking after ' children. Apply
Box IM Lucknow Sentinel. •
FARM WANTED - - 50 or 100 acre
farm with good modern house,
good barn with , . wader ' supply,'
close to Lucknow. Anyone interest-
ed in selling Ivrite .Box. II, . The
Lucknow :Sentinel. Terms can be
disctirised.
FEMALE. HELP WANTED
Only '$8.50 to invest in a business
of ' : your ' own with , Avon the
World's Largest Cosmetic Com-
pany. '
Write District Manager'
MRS: S. CRAIG
P.O. • Box 102, Owen Sound
Or phone. 376.9792' collect
OPENING • IN LUCKNOW
FOR RENT
FOR RENT • - heated tour. room
and bath apartment in Lucknow..
Apply Box GIi, Lucknow Sentinel.
NEW HONDAS
. FROM 5299.00 TO. 51,199.00
30 IN STOCK'
One year old models from
$175:00 Up
Insurance and finance available.
SINGS 115th
BIRTHDAY
W IN, YOURSELF A
MUSTANG
Easy to enter, �
NO Pre-
quired. Just visit your Ste'
Store, Hanover, or phone for
home try out on the Touch and,.
Sew. Then fill out entry form
may be the lucky .winner of a
1966 Mustang,'
Buy a Touch, and "Sew no'
downpayment .:and- „payments ..to.
suit your budget and receive . a
choice
of one of these gifts absol-
utely free, all with Singer guar-
antee.
• Singer : P1 floor polisher
Singer handy sweeper Vacuum
Cleaner •
Singer No. 9 Transistor Radio
• YOUR SINGER CENTRE
286 10th, Street, Hanover
PHONE 364.1070
Local representative.
- George R. Jantzen, Pinkerton
and. commentary'' and presented
them with a gift.
• The singing of the Queen and
Grace closed the meeting attended.
by 30. Lunch was served • by host
eases' Mrs.. Cecil Falconer and Mrs.
V . Emerson
Weed Inspector
. Seeks Barberry.
• 'GODIRICH Alex Chesney,
county weed inspector, appealed to
members of Huron County Council
and to all residents of the county
to let'the authorities know the
whereabouts of the noxious weed
barberry. "We hope to get most
of it cleaned up this year," he said:
, Yellow rocket is also prevalent,:
but this is, not the time of year to
control :this ,weed,, he said. `
Reeve Duff ,Thompson,, Clinton,
asked if the weed inspector's duties
included all properties , within,the
County. of Huron. •
:"Yes". Mr. Chesney replied. .,Reeve Thompson made no furth
er corntnent.'
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Reeve Grant Stirling, Goderich
township, queried if the campaign.
included leafy spurge... The Weed
Inspector replied he was making
every effort to have this looked
after bymaking arrangements with
some of the property owners. "I
,have more spraying to do than I:
can handle at,the`present time".
• Reeve R R Jewe11,' Goderich,
'said he hadbought, a lot "full of .
twitch grass" and asked what he
, could do besides digging it Out.
' "Spray it, I guess, "the official
answered, '
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO
• ON HIGHWAY'NO-. 4 ,— 1/4 . MILE NORTH OF WINGHAM,•
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Motors
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WALKERTON, ONTARIO j AND MANY, MANY PERSONAL CONSIGNMENTS
CONSISTING OF " •• ♦
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hack Emersons �`e�l
Of Br. Isles Trip:_
(Whitechurch News)
Theglar.me ting •of White-
church
re u e e
church Women's Institute was.: held
• Tuesday.:evening at 8.30 in the
community memorial' hall..
The President, Mrs. Bill Evans
welcomed members and visitors
and opened the' meeting with the
singing of the Ode ,and repeating
the Creed in `unison. • The secret-
ary Mrs. Victor' Emerson read the
minutes, correspondence • and
•gave the financial statement.
Thank you notes were received
from Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Dan.
Tiffin',: Mrs. Robert Rdss, The
announcement was received that
Mise Joan ' Anderson will be the ,new
home economist... It' was decided
to donate%$S.:for a trophy for pres-
entation on Field Day being held
June 27 at Kinloss Central School.
John Gibb gave. piano solos; Santa
Lucia and Give Me Wings. t
As the national evening was Ire-
land , Irish songs were sung.'
Mrs. Victor Emerson introduced
the guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack,•Em-
erson of Lucknow. , .who,. having
toured the British Isles• and' taken.
many pictures, entertained the
members with their humorous .stor-
ies of places visited. Mr. Emerson
gave very interesting historical •
facts concerning many of the plac-
es and buildings visited. Mrs:
Emerson delighted her audience by
in a sing song concerning
such places as' Loch Lomond, Pict-
ures ;of their beautiful flower gard-
en at'their home and the decorat-
ions ' at Christmas me proved int-
eresting. Mrs.. Evans thanked Mr.
and Mrs.'Emerson for ,being with
the Institute and for their pictures.
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AppIianc�S.—Furniture ' - Television iJ,•
z Clothing s
• FURNITURE -- A 2-pietee Davenport Suite that folds out a ,
• . full Yi size bed with nylon cover and: swivel rocker, a 2 -piece ; •
;French Provincial ,Chesterfield Set covered in a top` grade
• nylon' cover. 3 other assorted • Chesterfield . Sets with foam •
• cushions, 2 9 -piece. C-oppertone or: Chrome Kitchen -Dinette Sets
♦ consisting of 8 chairs and a 72" table. 2 ' 7 -piece Sets ' consisting . •
• of 6 chairs and a 60"table with an 'inlaid top. 1 S -piece.' Deluxe ♦
• 'Coppertone Dinette. Suite. `3: Bookcase Bedroom ° Suites complete •
• with bed, dresser, hest of drawers and a matching Box.Spring
♦ and Mattress'with each set. 2 sets of Lamps consisting- of . a • •
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• Trilight.and: 2 Table Lamps to each set.1 set' of Solid Stepnd •♦
• Coffee . Tables in an Aborite finish other Step and • Coffee ♦
Tables, 2.39" Continental Beds complete ° with , headboard and
legs. ` 1-54" Continental Bed Complete, ' 4 full size. 54" Spring • •
• : Filled Mattresses, 2 Hostess .Chairs, Platform Rocker, 9 x 12. ;•
Rug, Hi -chair, Telephone: Table, Kitchen Step Stool, Chrome., T .
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APPLIANCES' and TV — A large Refrigerator' with •a full •
cross -top freezer, 2 Electric ' Ranges, one being a deluxe. model. •
A Long -Skirt Washer, with pump, a 21 .cu: 'ft. Deep Freeze that . ♦ :.
holds over 800 lbs. of frozen food. Automatic Washer arid
Dryer — matching. pair.. Combinatilon Radio 'and Record Player, : •
and last of all, 4 different Television Sets, 21" models that • : .
have all been checked over and are in A-1 working condition. •
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All the Appliances in this Sale are Guaranteed to be• in' A-1 •
working condition when you hook them up at. your home. ;'.
BRAND NEW CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ' - • * '
A large selection of Clothing has 'just been receivedfir-Auction
from ono of "the. largest Clothing, Wholesalers in Canada This
lot 'consists of MEN'S CLOTHING -- Socks, Underwear, Ties,
Sweaters; Dress Shirts, ,Sport ' Shirts, Dress. Pants, Pyjamas, • •
T -Shirts, 'Work :Socks, Work Shirts. FOR- THE : LADIES AND
TEENS -- Double Knit Suits,' Skirts, Blouses, Nylons, Card ans, ♦
Pullovers, Slims, Jackets, Dresses, Socks, Pyjamas, Sli
BOYS -GIRLS -BABIES; --. Jeans,ll Sweaters, Shirts, Blouses, •
Socks, Jackets,; Pants,. Sleepers, .House Coats, ..Crawler • Sets, . '♦ •
T•Shirts, Jumpers, Skirts, Dresses, Sweater Sets, Girl's 3 -.Piece
Sets, Sleep and Play Sets, 3 -Piece. Velvet Suits, Coat. and •Hat
Sets; and many other items too numerous to mention. •
THIS SALE WILL CONSIST` OF THE LARGEST 'AND BEST
OFFERING THAT WE HAVE EVER AUCTIONED IN
THIS •
' HALL AT ANY, TIME , .
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DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING SALE! . • ' •
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AUCTIONEER LEO E. BIRD
• TERMS CASH CHEQUDS. ACCEPTED ON FURNITURE •
♦ 5% SALES TAX IN EFFECT
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