HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-05-16, Page 5TIWISDAY, MAY 16TH, 1940;
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May 16, 47, 18
•LEW AYRES • .
LIONEL BARRY51()RE,
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THE SECRET OF
4! DR.KILDARE
This is -the' thirdin the ser -
es of "Dr: Kildare" pictures
and it 18 one to he seen, re-
membered and talked About.
'Also; -"RHUMBA RHYTHM"
"ROBERT BENCHLEY"
MATINEE Saturdny 2.30 Pan-
,
Mitiflee
Adults 20c; Children 10c
Monday, 'Tuesday; Wednesday
May. 20, 21/. • 22
MYRNA LOY ' • ASTA
WILLIAM POWELL
"AllOTHER •
THIN
There' are two murders, some
fights, many interesting char-
acterizations, and many' situ-
ations purely humorous in in -
:tent in this Dashiell Haminett
murder mystery melodrama. •
Also "DESERT ADVENTURE"
• DUNGANNON , •
.Borrtts,,A Iittle son was. born to.
Mr.' and Mrs. Pennon Mole; Friday
•May 10th, and •to Mi. and'Mts. Wm.
•Caldwell. on Seturdey May lith, a
daughter, , Congratulations to . both
familie.s. • , . -•
. .
.Mrs. 'David Errington, a .. resident
en the forth con. ,of 'West WawanOSII
but for the past .few months has been
near Lucknow„ has received word of
the death Of her eldest sister. April
19th, •Mrs. Isaac Hodgson; Penrith,
England. '; .
Pte. and 'Mrs.. Melville Culbert,
Stratford, • spent the ••week -end among
relatives., ..Mrs.., Culbert remained fe:
a few more days. •
. Mr. and Mrs. .• Everett Harris haw
.tented',Mrs.. Jean William's .hone anr'••
will move torn the rectory on. Jun., -
•Mt. Thos. Edwards, Of Lend;011,'
•ited his sist-er Mis. Robt Moore. on
day list. week,'
• Mrs. jes:• Alton,.'• Lucknow, ,.apent.
the weekeed with Dungannon relat-
ives, her, .sister, Mtn. Thos. •Diekson,'
Ashfield. and ..son. Mrt.•••Chas:'' Al-
ton in the village., .. • •••• • •
• Mr.' and Mia. Whit Stewart' and
Jean, Wingham, visited •the latter's
aunt, Mrs. David Errifigton. On San-
d .
laeslieeSehuitist-rthrsinge-M,rs-
Wm:. Caldwell .end' infant, . and Miss
:Alberta, Currie is assisting in the
,. • •
• house.. • . •
We are sorry to hear Mr. G..C.,Tre-.
leaven . was , taken ill with •pneumonia
last week, especially with his not too•
robust health,. But he is improving
each day and 'Miss W. McClure, R.N.,
who had been nursing, • ;was allowed
leave the first of the week. • .. '
•''..Mrs. • Mary Rivett and' parents -Mr.
and gt$..DaVid Errington :01 Monday
visited Mrs.. Wallace Black .at Ged-
erich • Hospital ..whereshe underwent
an Op.eratien two weeks ago.. and , is
recovering nicely:. • •
Mr. arid. Mrs. Jos.' Wilson, Clinton,
visited . Mrs: Mason McAllister and,
family ' Sunday ,and 'later' called at
GOderich .Hospital. to see their neph-
ew, .Mr. • Mason .MeAllister who is .re-
eovering from a recent operation and
• is making -splendid progress froni
• length.y. illness and is sonn expected
...home. ' • • •
The Women's Association of the
nnimmienn1111M1.1111.111W United church is holding the May
''NEIMMINimm Meeting at the hoine of Mrs. Arthur
Roach on Vriday. May 17th: • •
family- anent Sunday with relatives
at Milverton. '
Mr: and Mrs. Ed. Scrutan and
daughter 1Viarien visited Sunday with
Mrs. Sendffs oparents Mr. and Mrs,
T. Drennan. Goderich. '
We weleome Mr. and Mrs. Clenden
Christie„nendyweds, who take up res-
idence in -Dungannon this week. Mr.
hriStie has been empleyed as butche,
t the Eedy Meat Market since thc
opening last fall, We wish- thein sue -
cess and happiness as they come in
our midst. '
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If;
. • 'Miss' Clara','Sproul, "StratiOrd,. and.
Mrs. Robett •Wilson, Godetich; spent
Sunday', With • their mother :Mrs.. • D.
Sproul. and other members of: their
family: ^•
•
' • Recent'. visitors. With Mr.: and Mrs.'
Binace MeArthiir were Dr. and Mrs.
0. Baxendale and :daughter 'Jean.
Owen 'Sound and :Mr, and Mrs. Geo:
Chatsworth.
Mr. Kitchener Finnigan,whe•
un-
derwent in operation for appendicitis
at Goderich.liospitel.is 'expected home
this Week. • , •
Mr. andMrs. 1-1." J. L. • Eedy, and
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Western Canada Special Bargain Excursions
FROM ALL STATIONS IN EASTERN CANADA
Going Daily May 18 - 291 1940 Inclusive
Return limit -45 daya
TICKETS GOOD IN
COACHES * fares approxi mately 11/ac per Mile'
'TOURIST SLEEPING CARS at approximately 1%c per mile
•• STANDARD SLEEPING CARS at approximately 1%c per mile
COST OF .ACcOMMODATION in SLEEPING CARS ADDITIQNAL
BAGGAGE CHECKED • Stopovers at all points enroute.
SIMILAR EXCURSIONS FROM WESTERN TO EASTERN CAN-
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• FANADIAN NATIONAL;
Farmers Attention.
. WE :WANT. TO MEET a limited number .of progressive farineta
. who wish to increase their income by several hundred. dollars
•growing one acre of a latgevailety of Red Raspberry, The berries -
to be Shipped to a large Toronto dealer for etOre and 'miscell,
anebus', %Jae.. °
'GOVERNMENT CERTIFit,,'D root systems furnished for Fall
planting on attractive terms. With ordinary .Care the berry,to be
planted will yieldover sop pint boxes per 'ere.
, .
MAIL REPLY TO BOX 38, LUCKNOW on in. before MAY 29th
A personal visit will be made at your home showing business
. ,
in detail. Farm owners only considered.
Con.gratu;atioilist,
THE \,MILLERS of PURITY FLOUR , Congratulate the FollOwing
Winners of the recent PURITY Flour Jingle Contest: •
1ST PRIZE $30 CASH -- MRS. ROBERT P. SCOTT, R. R. 3,
/ Teeswater. '
IND PRIZE, 515 CASH— '1.11,A.,0RrnOirr
yRT FERGUSON, R. R.
, 3RD ilIZE $5 CASH-- MRS. JAMES HARBOTTLE, Ft: R.
1 , 4, Markdale. '
'' Mts. J. R. McNab, Sr.., Lucknow• Mrs. Stanley
10 $1 PRIZES— Potter, RR. 2. Grand Valley; MA. Howard E.
Johns, RR., 3, Seaforth; Mrs. W. E. Patterson, RR. 3, Chesley; Mrs.
Albert Mero, Goderieh; Mts. George 5.1cGaw. Box 438, Kincardine;
Mtg. RuSsell Strang, Allanford :. Mrs. William , Chapman, RR. I.
Exeter, Illts. R. C Bartlett, 208 ,Nortiolk St., Stratford; Mrs; R. H.
McTavish, Ripley.
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THE di
OW SENTINEL
BORN -7 --In Khaeardine Hospital on
May 3rd to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Shaw, a daughter.
BORN—in Kincardine Hospital, on
May ,.?th to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
West, a • son. '
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin of
London ;were 'recent visitors with. Mr.
and NITS. D. A. McLean.
Dr Arnold Cowan of, Toronto spent
a few days with his father Mr. John
Cowan Sr., having Come up to attend
the 'funeral of his niece, Miss Mar-
guerite , Jamieson. ' •
Mother's Day was observed in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday Morn-
ing. The Sunday school attended in
a •body, The Young Peoples' choir led
the service Of praise and Rev. R.
Esler occupied ' the 'pulpit: ,
; 'Death came very suddenly to Mr.
Ridhard Brown of Ripley' on Satur-
day evening. Ile and Mrs..BrOwn had
jest driven into ,R. J: Bullen'a
yard, when he ,cellaPsed. Medical, aid
was summoned at once but the spark
Of life had „fled. Mr: Brown was the
,oldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Brown and is survived by
his wife and one daughter, Mrs: M.
Avery. The funeral which was held on
Monday from his residence in Ripley
was largely antended, 'With Rev: R.
s er era
Greenhill Cemeterytucknow:
KINLOUGH -
.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crang of Kin-
loss, . Mr. and Mrs. 'James Hodgins
Were ,week -end --visitors with Mr. and
Mit. Charles.. Gillespie., St. •Thomas.
On •Sunday last the 'Anglican con-
gregation . Were 'privileged to hear an
address at their regular . service by
.Archdeacon Marsh of, Eskimo Point,
in. the ;Arctic. •Where, he has been e
Missionary for. the , •past ...thirteen
years. After service ,,he showed Pic-
tures illustrating his work.. • ,
Sunday, June I.6th is the date set
for the •Presbyterian anniversary ser-
vicei tobe held morning and evening'
•and to befollowed' on Tuesday. June
18th,.. ;with a garden natty on, the.
church. lawn. . • . • ,
• . Mrs. •Jimmie.Hodgins cf.', Glariais Is•
spending.. this week at her home here.
•!-Mrs; Win. Wall kfia ,Allan of
Mr.. end Mrs. Wm. Lloyd/DM-is
and .Ivan.. of Lecknow. were • 'Sunday
visitors ...With. Mrs-. E. J. Heldenby
and, Mts. .Ra•unchOy • . '
Mils Jean Thompson, is empioyed.
at the •home, of Mrs: Oliver Johnstone,
Lucknow.-. . •
.•', There was a• landseape gardening'
demonstration at this •• school On •Fri-
day. morning at which 'teachers and .
senior , 'pupils • of .Kinloss, Township
were 'Present. 'Mr.. Hartley ..Of Guelph
was •the,..demonattatOr.`Mr. G.
•Dobson, Public School inspector,. was
also: .present.. , . . .
Mr.. Wesley Boyle is in London this
;week- attending the annual. Synod:..
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A 600016
06,
AD Take a look into •
. the future, yetirself,
Think of those bigger, finer hogsyou'll
send•to market weeks earlier—if you
feed Ree.Bany Pig Starter dining wean -
lug days. This farm -proven, Stattenfor
'healthyPigsisfiliedwith vitamins, pro-
,teinS and minerals—everything your .•
• babypigs need. to have thoie .
, 'stretch "frames'. and . extra; pounds of .
, •
profitable pork later on. •See. your Roe',
.....Fee,d dealer today andstint your pigs'
•
,right! •.
., • .
MAFEKING
Miss Mary Horton of Arthur spent
the. week -end .at her home.
Mts. Harvey Webb and children of
St. Helens' ,visited on ' Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson. '
• Mr. and Mrs ' Finlay Shackleton,
and family of Mount Forest anent
the week -end with Mr.,NorinanShack-
leton. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram • Moffat and
childree of Watford spent Sunday
with Mrs. Richard Johnston. • •
Mr. and ,Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick
spent 'Sunday with the lattee's par-
ents .Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson ots, God-
erielt. , • '
. Mr... and Mrs.. Gordon Kirkland of
Zion,, and Mrs. ,NeIlie Antietam of
'London called , on relatives here' Mon-
day evening. • •
Mr. John Wraith of Kinloss is busy
this ;weekshingling our church and
shed.
Word .Was received here •Tuesday of
the death of .11/Irs. William Mallough
who passed away at her home on
Atlas. Ave.,. Toronto, Monday evening,.
Mrs. -Mello -ugh was formerly Miss
Margaret Kilpatrick, daughter of the
late Mr. and .M -r.. William Kilpatrick
of, Ashfield.•Sureiving ,is one daugh:
ter (Bessie). Mrs.' Turnpenny, Of. Tor-
onto. The remains will bebreught
to Lucknow Thursday. and burial will
take . place • in Dungannon • Cemetery
that afternoon., •.
ST. HELENS
The regular meeting of the Y. P. U.
was held with Winnie Barnard, the
vice president presiding. The scrip-
ture lessen was read ,by Gordon Mil-
ler. Dorothy Webb , favoured with an
instrumental and the topic, "Facing
the futdre" ;was taken by, Verlt Tay-
lor. •
Week -end 3,1sitcirs included Mrs.
Win. Blue of Detroit with her. parents;
Mr. and Mrs. . J. D. Anderson Miss
Irene Woods and Mr,. Brown nf Water.
too at the former's home; Mr. Neely
Todd of Stratford with Mr..artcl Mrs.
D. Todd; MraMis. Wilson Woods
o Dundas with R. J. ,Woods.
Rev. • John and II. .s. Barnard and
little son of Putn were visitors on
Monday with Re . and Mrs. J. A.
Barnard at the manse. On their re-
turn they were accompanied by, Mias
Winnie- Barnard.
HOLYROOD ,
Miss Winnifred Ackert and Miss
Omen Ackert spent Monday at Lon-
don.
Mr. Russel Johnston returned hom(
from Toronto Hospital on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDonald and
family spent Sunday evening, ;with
Mrs ,• MacDonald's mother, Mrs. Mute -
bull at Kincardine Ilospital. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott and
Joyce of Huron spent Sunday with
Mrs. Alrner Ackert.
Mrs. Paasmore and son Keith spent
the week -end at Mr. Pete MacDonald's
. at Kitiloss.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Emile, Doris and
Lone were Sunday .visitors at Mrs.
littg—rtnir
p ;h 4ellms.td,14 alpgried.
friends. •
• Mrs. James Bilker' spent , Wednes-
day Afternoon With Mrs: Win. Eadie
Mr. and Mrs. Howard; Harris and
Lorraine and bits. Thomas Herris
speiit Sunday with Kincardine friends.
WRITECHUitC11
MI'. Nat Thernpsdn.,- soldier -in -train-
ing .at Stratford, apedt the week -end'
here. This is supposed to be his last
lenye before going efera.ea,s. •
. •Roddy Inglis, Who has been ;working
at Camp retitrile,d to bin home
here.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Rus.sel Reid of Brant-
ford and his Mother Mrs. A. °Reid
spent the week-endat the latter!s
hchne here: Mrs, A. Reid- went back
to • Brantford 'with them •until later
when she may retnrn to her home
11:rllil;s1;t.i..•
and Mrs: J. F. McLean .spent
Sunday • with ;relatives •• at N.iagare
a
•
. A double wedding pf much interest,'
here took place in •Toronto Saturday
When Garclon rtintord,.'sOrt. of. Mr. and.
Mrs.. Alex' Rintoul was married to. ‘'
,Misa. Doreen Perdon,: daugbter of Mr.
and Mrs'. Robert. Purdoni also: kr.
James' Rejd.:Of.A.alifield toMina Freida
ftletent., dangliter :et. • Mr. ' and ,Mrs4
:Alex- Rintoul:- We wish them sticedi.••
as they go through life.- • .
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Missc',"ertiithets .vis•ited'avVith
. .
..hte •sister ; Mrs. ;Geolge Fi•shetre-:,
eently.' *-.., ..• „.
On Thursday 'evening, last a• social
meeting vires •hid in."the basement of '
the Preshyteria Church and present-
Ire-rievel ;--Mrer-Gentlee—
Robineon with a lovely chair. Lueeh •
was served and a social ,hOur sPent."
...Quite a number from here attended
the Presbyterial in Brussels on, Tues-
day of this week. .
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FOURTH ..CONCESSION
Mrs, .MacMahon, Who ,has recently
returned .frern, Toronto spent a few
.clays with Mrs. Jones.
. Mia: A. MaintYre. and Mrs:- A.•M.
Nicholson and .chjldren, Ruth and,
Mary Anna were callers on the 4th.
recently. ' •. • . • •
• Mr.. end Mrs. Dan • McKinnon spent
Sunday. with Mi. . and Mrs1,. Peter- Mof-
fat. •
• •Miss Annie '1VIcKen'Zie who has been,
under the .doctor's 'care its improving.
'A large gathering attended the An-
niveraary ...services at Lucknow Pres
bYterian church on Sunday.
A. number from •here ,attended the '
Presbytery...meeting Brnaselson
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Tue•sday.•
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FINIAYSON BROS. .
Lucknow
VITAMIZED FOR
HEALTH...FARM
PROVEN FOR
RESULTS
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TRAIL RANGERS
• Well falks!, the big - news this. week
is • about our hike last -Saturday. It
was the first bike of the season and
thanks tothe weatherman, we • struck
e perfect day. Eight Of our metribers.
and Rev. Todd as leader -set nut about.
10,30 and after an hour's •hiking es-
tablished ourselves for dinner, which
by the way .consisted of •weiners,.peas.
'potatoes, ketchup, bread and butter,.
doughnuts and pop. After 'dinnerthe
afternoon , was spent in fishing .and
playing softball,. thelatter proving
the tnclat successful.Another. hour '
was spent in one group making' trails
arid the others, ttacking-them down.•
Then came thelong trekhome with
a .dirty,'. tired bunch of lads arriving
back in town about"3:30.
Most of the lads,- would have a
tongh JO shinning up. their Ages
when they got home for unfortunate-
lyvery few of us • escaped being
mired in mud to the ankles on Some
part of our hike. . . ,
OnlY one Minor cattialty' was re:
ported- when our. leader got a " fish
hook in his finger but other than split
pants, sore feet, • and. stiff legs the
next day, no one is the. worse of his
adventure. • . •
Russel Armstiong„Willard. Thonip-.
son ii.fiCL Lloyd , Stewart had the jab
of packing. the mud On the- otatoes
.before We baked theta,. and :Ye mat'
'admit it was hard telling the Otatods
and the boys apart for they too
were .pretty ,well peeked in thud. •••
Get in touch with Willard' Tlornp-
son
or phone 109 if you want any odd
lobs done around the house Or 'yard.
The Trail' Rangers are ready to help'
You, and you will be helping es buy
our uniforMs.
RAPIDCITY ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim England visited
With Mr. and MI's. Harold Stewart at
Listowel Sunday.
Mother's Hay 'Visitors ' were Mr.
Frank McNeil, Teta and Jim McNeil
of Stratford at their home, 'Mr. and
A1.140*ATi Ethel; at, Mrs.
lirrhtftkihtstr's,r,
.i1.-reAlar-y.,-atuk-VapAteMso.atit
Mrs. MeKenzie, —
Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Reed arid • En -
eke were revolt visitors; with Mr. and
Mrs. D. 11. Alt.
Mr and Mrs Peter Carter visited
,with Rmley friends reeently.
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