HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-18, Page 7IT WAS DECIDED TO PAY FOR THE
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALLS
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when the customeris phoning in for service' between
7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays and Holidays
and 7.30 and 10.00, a.im on Week! Days.
At a reednt meeting of the board of directors off this
farmer owned and controlled, growing co-operative,
non-profit enterprise,
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Detroit, Sunday. Times (two star
edition), now on sale?
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necessarily accepted. '
J. R. LANE, Clerk, \
* Township of Kinloss, .
R. R. 2, Holyrood, Ont.
Stanley. Shell, Prop;, J Barkwell>fbr'the'sewing commit-
’’ . ■ Harold Jackson, ,A|ic..pee. Arrangements Were ma’de for
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE SEVEN
Wednesday, Thurs., Mar, 18, ”19
MILLARD MITCHELL, ’
? GILBERT ROLAND
in —__ _____
My Six Convicts
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Friday; Saturday, March 20, 21
JOHN PAYNE, . -
ARLENE WHELAN
— in — ' '
PASSAGE WEST
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
.MARCH-23, 24, 25
JEAN PETERS, .
. ; :_HUGH- MARLOWE
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WAIT TILL THE
SUN SHINES NELLIE
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
MARCH 26, .27 • 28
GENE AUTRY
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■BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES’
COOP^AUTO
INSURANCE
Can Now Accept
TOWNTtESIDENTS
& COMERCIAL TRACKS
as well as the farm business.
. For information consult
T. A. CAMERON, LUCKNOW,
Phone Dungannon 70-r-10
JOHN McMURCHIE, RIPLEY,
Phone 20-r-23
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs; Jake ’Hunter wishes to
thank all those- who so kindly
remembered her during t her ilk
mess with cards, letters and, boxes
of ^ fi^uit. It was all greatly ap
preciated.
./Elva, Ernie, Billy, and, Tony
Carter wish;.to thank their teach
er, Mrs. Annie Norman, and
pupils of Whitechufch school for
letters' and cards' sent to them
while, sick -with mumps, and- ’flu,
take this ^opportunity to express
their sincere thanks to tfieir many,
friends' and (neighbor,s who so
willingly helped .at the time of
the fire; Special thanks to those
with, fire extinguishers and the
Lucknow Fire Brigade.
Mr. Albert McQuillin wishes- to.
express his thanks* and apprecia
tion to all those who remember
ed him while ill with cards, let
ters, fruit, flowers and. treats, Al
though still, confined to bed the
-most of the time, I hope to gain
strength with the nice sunny
days of spring ahead. <• '
" Mr/ Irvine? Henry of Belfast1
wishes to .thank his many friends
■for cards, .smokes and fruit, I
Blakes’ W.M.S., Ladies’ Auxiliary
to the Legion, Branch 309, Nurse
]M. McDiarmid of London, Dr.
Johnston and Dr. Co-rrin, “Luck
now and to thank, those for. their
kindness shown Mrs. Henry while
I was in Victoria Hospital/Lon
don and Mr. Alf Ritchie for car7.
ing for my farm stock. These
■acts'vzere ‘very' much”appreciated7
$18 -AN EVENING
For your spare' 'time. Just 3
easy free trial sales arnazing Pat
ented Automatic Refrigerator De
frosters can' pay ydU that. Hun
dreds of hot prospects. Commis
sion. Rush name, address for
guaranteed profit offer. PrFrost-.
O-Matic Co., Dept. 84, Newrnai-
ket; Qnt. ~
NOTICE
I have been appointed Raw-
leigh dealer for Lucknow,? Kin-'
.loss,_Huron?:-and-.^Kincardine
Townships and will, be calling
regularly. Immediate delivery of
any. of dur products by writings
or. ; calling Ed, Mboij$,, White
church, phone 40Lw^l2fWingham.
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The PLAYHOUSE
Presents , . .
? Thursday,. Friday; Saturday, March 19, 20, 21
All the thrills of all the great Rocleos’across the country
rolled up into one tremenduous motion picture,
t and in color—that’s,
“RODEO”
.; ’?/ :? with John, Archer and Jenet Neigh.
SATURDAY MATINEE' At 2.15 p.m.—Doors?,open at 2 p.m.
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March 23, 24, 25
M-G-M of- Hollywood brings you an array of stars headed by
ETHEL , BARRYMORE, GARY CQOPER, VAN JOHNSON
and many others in a picture called—
‘‘It’s A Big Country
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of farm
stock and machinery at Lot 33,
Con. 10, East Wawanosh Town
ship, 4 miles south and 4 miles
west, of Wingham on. , :
Thursday, March 26th at 12.30
CATTLE: 6 cows to freshen in
April; Black ..heifer with calf; 2
black heifers to freshen in Mar.;
4 .black heifers, 2 years old; black
Poll Angus
steers, ready for’market, weight
1100 lbs.?; roan cqw, freshened
March 1st; Holstein heifer fresh
ened in February; red heifer,
freshened in November; black
registered Poll Angus bull; Here-
ford. cow. due in May; Holstein
cow due. in April; $ red cows,
light roan cow, due time of sale;
14 yearling heifers and steers; 3
calves, 5 months old..
HORSES: Grey Mare; Brown
mare;'? r—----- „ .
MACHINERY: W4 McCormick-
Deering tractor 2 yrs. old;. Woods
electric roller, 3 yrs. old; McCor-
i mick-Deering manure spreader,
flike new; Massey-Harris one-way
disc;- 3-sectioh spring tooth har
rows; 2-furrow McCormick-Deer
ing tractor plow, 3 yrs. old; side
rake; harrows; *MpCormick-Deef-
ing power mower; walking plolv;
scuffler; dump rake; wagon on
rubber with good hay rack; ttail-
ei. with rack; Case, forage harves
ter and blqwer, like new-; steel
posts; Vega LB Eaton cream sep
arator; roll woven fence wire;
roll barb wire; lumber, barrel of
molasses; double harness; single
i harness; electric fencer in good
| condition; forks, shovels, chain^
and other articles. .
> GRAIN> alfalfa seed; cob corn;
10 ton baled hay ; .500 bus. Clinton
oats suitable for seed; 500 bus.
mixed grain,
TERMS—CASH
No Reserve As Farm Sold. .
— Mrs.-Edward-McBurney ,-Propr
Harold Jackson, Auc.
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS j
received by the undersigned -up I
to April 6th, 1.953, at. 2.00 p.m.
for the construction of the fol-
lowihg> drains;___/ :
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Coming Soon-r“Hie CANADIAN ROYAL VISIT” in Color-.
(Start Your Chicks
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NEW LIFE CHICK STARTER
Ren O Sal Tablets in Solution
Jamesway Feeders and Waterors
p -' from
Crawford’s Feed Store
and Hatchery
ORDER
Moffat-Thomson, 4100 yards
excavation and clearing tim
ber, installing culvert, etc..
Emerson, 2800 yards' excava
tion and .spreading. _
Conley, 3700 yards excava
tion, spreading, .clearing, in
stalling culvert. . . .
MacIntyre,. 4200 yards exca
vation,'" spreading, clearing &
installing culvert.
Tenders to be for lump sum in
each case, with certified cheque
for 10 percent of tender enclosed.
Plans, specifications,/ etc?, may
be seen at the office of James
A. Howes, O.L.S., Listowel,< Ont..,
dr at the Clerk’s Office.
The lowest or any tender not
From Princess To
Glamorous Queen
■ For you. an account of the
^radiant childhood, happy girl-,
hood, young womanhood,' and the
splendor of next June 2 when
Elizabeth II will * be crowned
Queen of England. Read “The
kxr 1\/ToY*i AH
To Look For The
Co-op Label
K * ' ' ’JWhen Purchasing Your
It.Is Your Guarantee Of
• HIGHEST QUALITY
• HARDINESS
• VITALITY
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“PLANT WITH CONFIDENCE
? -HARVEST WITH PRIDE”
SOLD AT YOUR '•-
Lucknow District Co-operative
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your
1953
CHICKS
NOW ! !
Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
“WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED”
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AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
Farm Stock and Machinery at
Lot 28, Con. 10, East; Wawanosh
Twp., ;,4 miles south of White-
4 church, Division Line,, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd
at 12.30 p.m.
z CATTLE: 2 Holstein Cows re
cently fresh; 3 Durham, cows re
cently fresh ; 4 Durham cows "due
to freshen sin April; Durham far-:
row cow; Hoistbin, 2 yrs. old,
bred; Poll Angus bull, 3 yrs., old;
2\ two-year-bld Durham steers;
2 two-year-old steers; 3 two-year-,
■old ’ Durham*? heifers, ready for
market; 5 heifers, 000 lbs., ready
for market? 5 steers and heifers,
1 yr. old; fy young calVes.
MACTITN'ERY:r*TeTguson 'tract
or,. tractor plow, and lift type
tamdem disc; 4 yrs? Old, in ex
cellent condition; Massey" Harris
mower, like new;' Massey-'Harris
hay loader; Massey- Harris, side
rake; dump rake; 11-disc' Massey
Harris.. fertilizer ■ drill; Deering
riianure Spreader; 4-scction har
rows; 2 rubber tired wagons; flat
hay - rack.; gravel- box;, scuffler;
Portland cutter;, cream separator
with l.i H.P. motor; National
milking •machine; Little Be aver:
grain, grinder with. 3 H.P. motor;
wheelbarj’Mv; fanning mill.; stone
boat,;...• barrels,.' pig crat’d;. sling’
.ropes; hay rope arid fork; 32-,ft,
extensibn laddeV; shovels,, chains.
HAY & .GRAIN:' 400 bus. bf
mixed grain; 10'to. 15 tons mixed,
■hayv • .
.Therefore ...
When Requiring Service -jPlione Collect
CLINTON 242, KINCARDINE 101-r-7, MILDMAY130-r-12
- Week Days—7.30 to lO.OO a.m. »
I Sundays and Holidays—7.30 to 9.30 a.in.
Cows noticed in heat later than this would be more likely
ti> conceive if bred on the following day.
Group II of the W. A. ,
On -Wednesday, .March, 11th,
Group II of the Woman’s Associ
ation met ‘al ’the home of Mrs.
R._J^DJattonL_vvjth__2JL_jiiem.bers.
and one'visitor present* The lead
er, Mrs. Kenneth Cameron, pre
sided. The scripture and explan
ation was -taken, by Mrs. W. G.
Andrew. In the absence-of- the
secretary-, ’ Mrs. R. Robertsoh
callbd the roll which was respon
ded to by^an Irish joke, Mrs. S<
B:_ Stothers' reported ’for ■„ the
Gheeni0--.;'COmmitice- and-^-Mrs-.-
the fatherland .son-banquet, also
for the hostess tea to be held on
April 9th. The regular meeting
was. postponed until Wednesday,
.April 15th. Mrs, R. H., Thompson
-presidcd~for-irthe--following--;-prcp-"
gram: readings by Mrs; Bark well,
Mrs. N. J. MtacKenzie and’ Mrs.'
K. -pamcron and a duet by Misses
BeSsie • R’eavie '‘and ^Marilyn’.-Kil--
,pat-rick. The mizpah benediction
closed 'the meeting’ Mrs. .Thbnip^
son conducted an interesting Irisii
contest. Rofres,hmerits were serv
ed by’the hostess and committee ’
;in—charge ’and*
•tendered', the,host ess by-. Miss:. '
Margaret Rae and Mr^- B. Roach,’