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es":Marjory • Bissett,. Sa;ie Far-
•COwart and *where Pat,i
• :be% t are :spending...their vacation sat
Point Cisik. •
Mr.- Stuart Robertson, of Lucknow,
Dor. and :Mrs.. N. G, . MacKenzie and
71,14. were in, Fort Huron mi Weil
the,
of „ ;last, week attending _ ,
fuiierat of -their uncle, Mr. Wm. Rob
ert2on;,
Mrs. E stm .of Pot Hope
Dor and. . a , .._an r
are holida ing ..aniong relatives here.
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The' tedcherers:. have .returned from
811a4mer Schoof and lire reparia for
wheel
term,
the; nater schl
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'of Loii
Ditr •
and Dtrs; .S M,c• intyre.
Annie .
••• do>i-.arQ,VisrtrYig wath•Mi'sa M
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Iutyre.. Y • '
Mrs..:Moffat is visiting• amongher
ii%mtl iat'eTeeawater.
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The' farmers are ver •y busy:'tFhresh-•
• big' is. the order of: the day: The .Gibson'
H 1patitck combine is working at Mr
' T. BuglaVs farm.
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Mr, Cliff Lloyd of Tonawanda, N.
visited with his mother during the.
Mr, and Mrs. ehadie "G'illiespie,'
Don and Betty. of St. Thomas And
MO. Peg Borthwick of St. Cather -
Ines were recent visitors ,with their
parents.. Mr. and Men., Jab, Hodginis.
s 'Ethel u Che is, 'v sitieg
with `friends in • Merriton find will.
attend, the C. N. -.E.. Toronto, ,before
returning to : her hone 'here.. •
Miss Jean' A,ndorsn visited over
the weekend• with Misses Edna and
11ay B.oyle,.. ;
number..frosit here attended, the
floes O • �s: Re•untbu •at Teesviiatgr.
1d.
Miss Winnie Pere R:N ,' :'ender-
Went.•".:a tonsil operation in `Kincnr-
rine General tlospitai on Wednesday
�f Fast 'week.
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Mr., Jaa..'>nahis
it returned to ho mc'
at' Chappleau' atter ` visiting ' with
friends here:'`
Mr. and Mee• . W. Barry returned
to their home in' Toronto after spend -
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THE:i.KNCN�IN:
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ing the past weeis Haldenby and Mrs. RannA Mays; E J
they.
Mr, and Mrs."Cliarlie Dobson, Shit.
ley , and Billy .df Windser are ,holiday-
ing at the home' of the former's
sister, Mrs. Yin. Pinnell. '
Mrs. Neil MacKay returned to, her
home at Glamis after spending
days with her Sister, Mrs, Wm. Percy •
Mr:. and Mrs. •Syd ,Parry andfain
were .recent visitors at, the home
of Mz' and Mrs, .John Hodgins, Billy'
Ruth and Jack •remained bare on bol
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idays. ,
Mr. Albert Bell anti 'friend'of Buff
Y,, spent a • few ,days •with'
the fo#'mer's parents,.,Mr, and ,M&
Harry Bell and' other relatives. here.
Misses Anna and Belle 'Wise en.
tertaxned Ate. Hol food Wo3ne
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stitute'.'on Thursday.af last week; li&
Mrs; 'Petersen end'. Betty .,•returnee.
to Forento after :a two week's vae$.t.=
ion 'at the holiie :of Mrs M. • ::Mae
ean.
MiesHi ida 'Reid o f Reid's. Cornet .
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was the guest of Miss Marx Co
over the week -end. • •
Mr. and M'rs. Cliff. Armstrong viss-
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ated ,.4ittr.ing 'the week with relatives
here
Mrs. Jack 'Schpniacher lapid Ueleu
;of Culross are spending, e. few (weeks.
with her grandmother Mrs. I. :. 4.
Haldenby.
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.Sunday last August •- iath, the.
'Anglican Cangtegat on Marked the
5th ,anniversary of their chukeh trit1
'two ,special services. llev F. G, Mo
Ritchie,. rector; • had .charge atboth
services, while' the guest apeakers
*were Rev.. Wm. D. Davis of Otyassa,
Michigan and .Canon Wm. A..Toawaas-'
head of London, both former rectors
under the,leader'shi
The ,choir15i of •
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t .Ort bu -
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Miss Edna .Boyle, qak, na ., , ...
ed an anthem. at each of the services,
Miss •Wijnriie Percy, R.N., returned
this week to her ;duties in' 'Listowel
Hes 'tai. • .
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Mr. SantHodgins, BruGa
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ied
Sunday , with his..sister,
Mrs.Neilir
Ft soca,'
• `ss ' r, ce • •and` •Jean Ehtott
Mt , es � alt , • s
returned to' their.' hoin.e near Londor,
after holidaying with their sister.
Mrs. Karl, Boyle.
-.Rev. Wm. D, and Mrs. Dennis„Mr,
anti Mrs, 1091414t*' Ow[q,,
igen w aklad y 14140.11 with'.
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Mr. Akh IEI! ttlelibbr
ehildren. of 'Toronto aro °tatldtlarilrg
with relaBvee t
'Misses Bea*. hnd ;WA f; 'ail#gt
the° week-eUd Ill! Toronto.. • »'
Misses Nettie and Margaret Mal-'
e9hn,,.:entertoIitl ; 'the Guts' W. lw.,
S. also they Glrta' W A, en Sats
last at. a miss•lant11: gn Ming; .
M'enibers, from, the Anglican. W.. A,
attended the attteiyteoai :tea, at the
Rectory en . Wednends. afternoon,
Miss , Grata Hudgeon ' and. Mr.
Wes, Wlkyteof T,att oa spent a) few;
days 'with the form r'% veaifte.. Mr,
and ' M s.'J. B. ,l ., kinsou.
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Ma 'r •,. I Ona . $
wit r .: Bo6irthWick'i ,
St. Catharines, •
' Meet. Jimmie D1 dgii a in visiting.
this° week With randMrs; flak
eettipiece; , Langside.
The W. M. 'S. of the Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs.. J. R.
Lazne on , Wedvesdn_v'••- 0116.rnoon.
4.
• because _moist_cars
te---Ir Safi
smoothly on a good regular -priced gas!
• lf7our car did not :knock. when new,. but ,knocks nowon the same grade
of gasoline—blame it On the motor oil. Many oils form hard carbon inside
the motor . after only a few thousand ,miles. The result is knocking and ; lost
power. In •the long, run, the best and most economical cure for knockitng
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is to have the: carbon removed, then use Sunoco, the: Knock -proof Motor
Oil, exelusively. It's your safest .profeetion againstaknocks' and lost power!
OTOR OI
Sunoco Knock -proof Oil is one oil that you can . depend upon to
keep your motor free of hard carbon, the cause of many knocks.
Therefore; ifyour motor knocks ... look to the motor oil,:first!
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HEfE'S % IRY - MANY MOTOR. OILS CAIrSIE` KNOCKS
As the piston tt►o*ee upward, ; the mixture iia•
comprrased to one-sixth of its foriner.volurne.
In other words, the 6 ulnas • of mixture have
been reduced to one unit. (Compression ratio,
6 to 1.) While compression ratios vary, most
modern cars' have high compression engines.
Modern; high compression,motor cylinder
showing piston at bottom . of stroke. Inthis
position there is ample space for the gasoline
Or. mixture which was fed into the cylinder
after having been -nixed in the proper propor-
tions by the • carburetor. '
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�VrU►iu�g Q 1��fota�ns hard..._ear.:bon. i_,.the-.:bring.
chamber. By reducing this space, bard carbon
increases the cotnression and heat so that the
&is iii tturr cant burn evenly, but instead,
nausea a , sudden sharp explosion. In other
words, • the motor knocks, of pings
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• ' THURSDAY AUGUST 17th, ' 1939
P
tFo1Z.'`SAI44ear iotntoea and koi
otables,, Jori, Burger, north of T, W,
Sr:lith's mugs. ,
FOR SAL+E-7:1 Holstein Gave lust
f horsed . 1 -work horse. -, A E (
REAv1N,
FOR aiku&•,-English Pram its good
caNiditata; ' area • 8 year guitar course
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guaranteeid front il: S. School-of,,Musx
is F. EMBERLI'N.
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FOR SALE --2 ll F,:gas is a engine,
la,
in aod woeking°cn idon Cash pric
e
20.00,• Apply to J, E. RUTTbE; R.
i,ug
knovv third lane, west Belfast.
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TWD -WAY ACTION on the TKid-.<
neys; antiseptic and invigorating.;'
Runiacaps ''attack the cause of Rheu-
matism, Sciatics,.. Luinbs o cE M' ._.
DRUG STORE.' •
ATTENTION SCHOOL ,PUPILS
As we . are opening our `home for
School Pupils this. term and will take
either Roomers or Boarders, it will be
to 'your interest to get in touch' with
usas soon "as possible. Please phone
150 w, Liycknow or. call. at Express
Oifice,'. Lucknow.
RAPID CITY
• Mr. and Mrs. Tom' England of Galt
spent the neek-end"with''11ir. and Mrs;
Joe England. • •
Mrs. Alex 'Ibbatson of . Flint, Mich.,
ie also a visitor` with her parents for a
Mr. Howard . Reed left two. weeks
ago on 'a ,noto r trip to the West..;
Mr. Nelson" Carter, who underwent
an appendix operation several weeks
agb'Js able to be home again.
Visitors at the home' of Mr. W. G;
Red Sunday were Mr.and Mrs. Peter
Cook 'and children of 'Zion, and. Mi`.
and Mrs. Benson Brown and Shirley
of .Port Albert. •
Mrs: ' Relit.` McNalf spent. a day in
London recently.: •,
Must Have Had
An Orf -Day
• It must have been an orf -day, that's
the only way' we can ..:account for it,
for upon returning from a holiday;
about. the first "news"' we heard•was
that. Dan MacLeod; and Henry Carter
lost a game of 'horseshoes to a couple
of so-called "recruits," Victor 'Barrot
and Mel Johnston, by, a score of 21 to
-It-wasn't lend. •ago that ' aD n wan
a notablevictory and when a'"champ"
losesone,,; it immediately becomes
"news." But were •pulling for Dan
that they can't do it again.
KINL.OSS COUNGYL MINUTES
Kinloss °Township Council met on,.
July 24, 1939, as per ,adjournmen.t.
All members present. J. McIntosh—•
Hodgins, that the minutes of the last
regular meeting as read. be approved:
and signed.
, Sheep claims of Thomas McFarlane;
Pharis . Mothers, Rode McDougall and
Lauchlan. McKenzie amounting to $55;
were paid, also Inspectio'n; Fees, of
$6.45. J. McIntosh --Hodgins that the
Clerk write yilingham General Hos-
pital, and the County" Clerk—Re-Nel-
son Carter' indigent.
J. Mclnt'osh—McKenzie that the
Clerk write. the Township of ' East
Wawanosh— Re— Kenneth Weaver's
complaint on the .McKay—McQuillin
Municipal Drain: •
A. •McIntosh Hodgins that order
beissued in payment of all Bills and
Accounts passed at this meeting.
McKenze—J. McIntosh that we de
now adjourn to meet again on 'Monday
the 28th' day of August at the usual
d: place:
Chtimeequeans Issued •
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Thos. McFarlane, ' lamb killed by
dogs----$8•QO';' Pharis Mothers,' lamb
killed by dogs—$7:00 Rod McDougall,
lamb killed by dogs -$5.00; John Ken-
nedy, Insp...Matlter's 'lamb—$1:.20;
Harold. Stanley, Inap. McDougall's
lamb—$1.35; A. E. Thompson, weed
Insp$8,10, Caretaking, $4.25---$12.3$
Municipal . Worid, Supplier-.$t•0,5.t..
Lucknow Sentinel, Voter's Lists and
Adv.—$84.4; L. McKenzie, Shee'.Ii
Claims- $3:5.00; "Mark Johnston, Insp.
above -43,90; Duncan Thompson,. Re-
lief and Rent --38.04; Thos: Gaunt,
Postage, rte.;; -$3"00; J. R. . Lane,
Postage, late --$3400.,
Highway Cheques ..•
Fred Sandy,•,' Pay List .50;—$709.93;
t� I& 3 4 6 At, Si; 1-1, 1.8-~Pay-I;tsf'.
751-1128.80; Harry Levis, Pay List 51?
- $10!"¢0,. Russell Ross, Pay List '58-.
• 39,00; Alex' MacLeod, . Puy List 54—
$33:00; Prank Johnston, • Pay List 65•
---$97O1,•. Dan M'elutyre,'1',iy List 58--
$13.50; Roy Melones, Pay List 57.-.
- $5,00r Road No. 13,, Pity List 58,
$4,50; Parrish Moffat, Pay list 69—
$10.80.
1. J. R. d ANP, Clerk.
NoTiCE •
The annual meeting of the LucknOw
• an ; Limited will, IT
Elevator .Comp.. y. •, ► •.
held in the office of ,George, 11.:Smith,
Lueknnw,. on Wednesday evening, :Aug. '
80th at 8 o'ctock. Eleetioli of officers
and,basinss• to be'other regular e.
transacted. ' . •
• TT President:
J.�MES ItAC,KE , ',President:
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ALL Y AeIR -INCOME'selling large •
li ' '. s `ices .. xtrtcts .:toilet requisites,
stock', and other.. farm .products::. Our
.combination offers open every door. °a
No''experience needed Pleasant work._
!teddy .rap
eat : re` eat orders from' old. and
new customers ,, A. small amount pats
you : in business ' for . yourself. NO
,RISK cellent iorttiniity to right -
party. For free details and catalogue
without obligatipn. FAMILEX CO.
570 St, Clement, Montreal;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, '
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES.-
CATE OF SAMI1E1 SMITH, -tate • of
he 'Village of L.ucknow in the County'
of'' Bruce, Retired • Farmer,' deceased.
'.: NOTICE IS 'HERE'BY GIVEN, our.,
suant to The ; Trustee Act that all •
creditors. ,:and ' others having claitns
against the Estate of the late Samuel " ,•
Smith,' are required to send :particui •
ars 'of their •claims, duly verified, •to
J.' VP• Bushfield, the solicitor for the
executor of the' said estate: on 'or''be- • .
lore the 26th :day of August, A. D.,
1989, and that after such date the ex-
-Bent:7x will -to .4C tate--ih•L'tn L`'he..
said Estate, having regard onlyto the
;claims of which he. shall ..then have.
had .notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this
•i9thday of July, A.D, 1939 '
J. W. BUSI1FIELD,
• 'W.inghanm, Ontario..
Solicitor for the •Executor. .
CL>i:Itii'. :NOTICE OF
FIRST POSTIN-G..OF' VOTERS' LIST
Voters' Lists, •1939, Municipality of•.
• Township of Kinloss;' County .of
Bruce. •
Notice is hereby given 'that L have
complied with Section 7 of The Vo,.
ters' Lists Act and that 1; have post-
ed up et tory office at R. 2, •Holyrood,
sn the 31st day of July, 1939 the list`"
of• all persons entitled to 'rote in the
said municipalityat Municipal Elect-�.
ions, ,and that such 'list remains there
ior inspection:-
And
nspection
;And' I hereby call upon AT voters
.to take immediate proceedings to have
:iny ,errors or omissions corrected , ac-.
,ording.to.'law, the last day- for appeal
')cuing 'the 21st . day 'of. August, 1939.
Dated this 31st day of July,.1939. ,
J.. R. Lane, ,clerk of Kinloss.
JOHNSTONE
and.. '
MacKENZIE
FUNERAL :SERVICE
AND FURNITURE
COMPLETE REVISION
OF' 'PRICES
Ambulance Service ;.Day or :Night
' 3 Phones, 76.
F. T. ARMSTRONG
' OPTOMETRIST
., WILL BE
IN LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY
9.30 A. M. To 9. P. M.
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
BUS SERVICE;,
(tom, LUCKNOW
'LEA•VES'Lucknow South daily;
except Sundays' and hol-
idays, 7 a.m.
SUNDAYS & Holidays -4 p.m.
NORTH' to Kincardine Daily.
except-.Jundays_and ,boli
—Jays. 9.10 pan.
:SUNDAYS' &, 11 olida ye,:10:50
134n.
For .Further Information See
• ,. • •'• Local • Agent.
SMITH'S' GARAGE
Western'. Ontario Motorways
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