HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-25, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1953
FQR RENT—150-acre farm, good
water, good fences. Apply io John
MacRae, Luckndw, pnone
FOR SALE—Men’s CCM bicycle
7777 in good cohditipn; Ashfield Par
sonage,Lucknow. , ■’ . . .
FOR SALE—Duo Therm oil^burn-
’: * er, bedropm. suite, bed mattress
r and springs, toilet set. Mrs.- Ir
vine Henry, R. 2, Lucknow.
FQR SALE six-room cement
house, small barn, couple of lots,
, -near new school. East Lucknow.
Joe Wall. '
MAN WANTED- for • Rawleigh
business, Sell to 1500 families.
Good profits for hustlers. Write
today. Rawleigh’s Dept*. C-271-S,
Montreal, ; .
FARM FOR SALE—50-acre farm
with good buildings* Con. 10,
Ashfield; 15 acres newly seeded,
rept ready for *cropl Les Ritchie,
R.^7, Lucknow, phone 67-16 Dun
gannon. : r .
EIG-4 CHICKS—for healthy birds
. and higher production, buy Big-4
Chicks. Lucknow District Co-op,
•/phone 71. .
WOOD FOR SALE—■choice body
and limb'wood, beech and maple.
Can” be cut to order ’any length
for spring or summer .delivery;
also quantity of cedar. William
Griffin, R. 3, Holyrood, phone
Ripley 27-r-24.
HOUSE FOR SALE—seven-room
! house in Ripley, insulated, 3-piece
bath* Apply to Jack Graham, Box
141, or phone Ripley 51-24.
; FOR SALE—Beaver and Roxton
bats, suitable for seed; also a few
•tons, of corn. Apply to E. G. Zinn
& Sons, «phone 14-T-15 Dungan-
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OUTBOARD MOTOR FOR SALE
—7~5 H.P. Evinrude. New last
summer, in Al condition. Priced
. for quick sale. Apply Russ But
ton, Liicknow. t 7.7 ' . P;”'
FURNITURE FOR SALE—Din
ette suit, natural finish, red trim,
table, four chairs, padded red,
leatherette seats, matching cup
board 32”x,16’’x56” high, in new
condition. Louis Hogan, R. R.-.7,
Lucknow, phone Dungannon 76-
r-17. ■
FOR SALE—real estate property
of the late Mrs. R. J. Cameron,
on Main Street, Apply to Ken-
—neth CameronMrs—
Xz-BushbU.’ ■
* KINLOUGH SEED CLEANING
PT.ANT is now in operation and
7 - -jv^~run
Phone Ripley 18-16 for appoint
ment GEO. HALDENBY," -./v. <
YOUR' EGG supplies for rising
markets depend on fresh young
istcick-^-Bray- has day old chicks iri
a variety breeds and crosses, for.
prompt shipment. Limited quanta'
ity started. Look forward and see
you’ve enough. Prices, etc., agent-.
D. R' FINLAYSON, Liicknow.
DECORATING & WALLPAPER
< Phone for an appointment for
wallpapering arid . painting; also
-haveJ-a—fine—selectionof—wall
papers which may be ordered.
Carleton St ingel, Phorie Dun
gannon 96. ■
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FOR SALE OR RENT—100-acre
farm, 70J acres for ^spring crop,
. balance hay. Thomas Welsh, Con.
4, Huron Twp., phpne 14-17 Rip-
ley.-
FOR RENT — house, corner of
Willoughby and Havelock Streets,
available Feb. 1st, 6 rooms and
bath, recently redecorated. Apply
: E. j. FarriSh, Gorrie. -
“ vMEAT-FOR SALE — 7—
Good beef for sale by the q^Or
ter. Beef killed under license
from the Department of Health..
Hind quarters 39c, front 30c lb.
<'■ Raynard Ackert, Holyrood,
Phone 24-30 Ripley.
TEACHER WANTED
Teacher wanted for S.S. No;
13, Huron, duties to commence
September 1953. Apply stating
salary expected and experience to
John W. Scott R. 1, Ripley, Ont,
telephone Ripley 14 ring 24.
jCOMING EVENTS j
“CONFIDENTIALLY”
A ’ humorous one-act, play in
the United Church, Tuesday,. Mar,
31st at 8.00 p.m., under auspices
of Group 1. of the Women’s As
sociation. Variety program, lunch
served. Admission 40c, Everyone’
welcome. > t
PLAY AT DUNGANNON
The play “.Abigail . Goes Hay
wire” will be presented by Win
throp Y.P.U. in the Parish Hall;
Dungannon, Wednesday, April 1st
at 8.30; under auspices Dungan-
ribn Presbyterian Youpg People’s
Society; Admission 50c and 25c.
. RUMMAGE SALE
L q c k n o w Women’s Institute:
will' hold a Rummage; Sale on
Saturday, April 4th. Donations of .
any item, suitable t.for such a sale
will be welcome. Leave with I
Mrs. W. J. Douglas. Keep it in
mind and plan to attend this an
nual big event.
CALICO BALL
Girls! How are you coming
along with your pretty cotton,
dresses for the. Kairshea Insti
tute’s Annual Calico Ball, April
17th in the; Town Hall, Lucknow,
Wilbee’s orchestra. $3.00 prize for
the prettiest cotton dress and also
this year a $3.00 prize for the
prettiest ready-made cotton dress.
SPECIAL SHOW UNDER - ,
LUC-TEE-WIN AUSPICES
The Luc-Tee-Win Club will
present a special feature “New
foundland” at The Playhouse
Theatre On Thursday night of this\
week, along . with the regular
double bill. One show only at
8.00 o>’clock. “Newfoundland” in
color portrays a sportsman’s par"
a disein-ounnewiproA'ince.__
CONCERT AND DANCE
A concert consisting of. a one-
act-comedy in three scenes,
-‘Scrambled- Eggs”; - -a --musical,
revue, “Grandmothers Reveries”,
and other numbers by Belgrave
talent will ibe presented in St.
Helens‘Community Hall on Fri
day, March 27th. Dance after.
Ladies please bring sandwiches.
Admission 50c, children under 12
years, 25c. . !
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE on
late model car—-1951 l|2-foot John
Deere combine; 1952 (John Deere
A.R. tractor and 3-furrow plow,
neW; 1951 Fbrd pick"up truck.
Thomas Welsh* Con. 4, Huron
Twp.; phone 14-17 Ripley.
c. U S T O M CHAIN SAWING—
Agent for all types of Mall chain
saws, electric drills, sanders,
planes, polishers, hand saws, tools.
JACK BARR, R. R. 1, Holyrood,
piione Ripley 18-29.
FOR . SALE—attractive 13 V2-acre
farm at Amberley. Good year-
round ; Water, plus small- bush.
Good barn with, two attached, hen
-houses^—^Excellent—7-room-... ranch
style brick1 home, plus. 3-room
basement, built-in cupboards and
breakfast nook an kitchen. Quart
er mile off 21 Highway. Ideal for
raising fowl, small down pay
ment. Immediate possession.
Thomas W. Koviak, Jr., R.R. 3*
Goderich, phone 110-r-27 Ripley.
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
livestock and implements at Lot
8, Con. 6, Kinloss Tovmship, on
Tuesday, April 7th at 1.00 p.m.
See bills for list and terms. Hugh
Sutherland, Prop.; Emile Mac
Lennan, Auc. \
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
farm stock and. implements at
the farm of Mat MacDonald*
Bluewater Highway,
nqrth of Goderich
March 26th at 1.00
Mat. MacDonald,
-MacLennan, auc.
six -miles!
on Thursday,
p.m. See bills,
prop.; Epiile
6. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Office on Patrick S>t., just
* off the Main St.«in
WINGHAM 1
Professional Eye Examination
Optical Services'
Evenings by appointment.
Phone: Office 770; Res. 5.
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JOHNSTONE'S
FUNERAL HOME
’Phone 76 ’
Day or4 Night
Ambulance, Service
USE OF FUNERAL HOME
At No Extfra Cost
Moderate Prices
MacLENNAM and
MacKENZIE
FUNERAL.' SERVICE
Services conducted accord
ing to your wishes at ydur
Home, Your Church, or at
our Memorial Chapel at 'no
additional charge.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
’Phone 181, Lucknow, Day
or Night
Agnews’Agency
Howard Agnew —. Jos. Agnew
MEMBER OF
Ontario Insurance
Agents’ Association
GENERAL INSURANCE
Established Over 30 Years Ago
; Telephones:
Business 39 Residence 138
INSURANCE
Co-Operative Life Insurance
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DR.T.B.CLELAND
VETERINARIAN
* * •. ■ *
Havelock St., south of
Supertest Garage
LUCKNOW
Telephone 175
BUSINESSand
TAX SERVICE
MONTHLY AUDITS
For The
Small Merchant, Professional
. man and the Fanner.
S. J. PYMM
P.O. Box 74. * Lucknow, Ont.
Office in Kilpatrick Block
’Phone 23-w
7
F, T. ARMSTRONG
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GODERICH
FOR APPOINTMENT
’Phone 1100
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Appbintnient or Ipfortnation
See Wm. A. Schmid,
’Phone 167-w Lucknow!■
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RANCE
FIRE, CASUALTY,
AUTOMOBILE
. AND LIFEX"" 7^
To Protect Your Jack,
.Insure With Jack Today. ,
Xl^MaXjNAGH^
R. R. 3, Lucknow, Ont.
’Phone 61-5, Dungannon
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r: w; ANDREW
. Barrister and Solicitor
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW
■ Every
. Wednesday and Saturday
; Afternoon •
Office in the Joy nt Blocks
Telephone:
Office 135 Residence 31-J
ELECTRIC MOTORS -r general
repairs, re-winding,. cleaning,
brushes, bearings, etc. Electric
appliance repairs. Efficient^ Ser-,
vice, reasonable rates. HAROLD
HALDENBY, Kinlough, phone
; RipleV 18-20. , ;
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP. OF KINLOSS
SEPARATE TENDERS .Will be
received by., the. undersigned up
to April 6th,* 1953,n at 2.00 p.m.
for the construction., of the fol-
lowing drains:
(1) Moffat-Thomson, 4100 yards
excavation and clearing tim
ber, installing culvert, etc.
(2) Emerson, 2800 yards excava-
.tion and spreading* ■ 7 . <
(3) Conley, 3700 yards excava-
. tioh, spreading, clearing, in"
• stalling culvert
(4) MacIntyre,4200 yards, exca
vation, spreading, clearing' &
installing culvert;
—~Tendersta-befor-lumpsum-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., Ljstow^, Ont,
br at the Clerk’s Office.
The lowest or any tender ^not
necessarily accepted. *
J. R. LANE, Clerk,.
" ’ Township "oTKOtfoss,""...
SEEDS FOR SALE
^Ontario grown Nd. 1 clovers
and Timothy, per bushel, alfalfa
$23.50; red clover $16.00; alsike
$24.00; white sweet $6.60; yellow
sweet $7.20; per lb , . Orchard. 30c,
Brome 26c; Meadow Fesdue 25c;
Blue Grass 75c; White Dutch 70c;
Reed Canary 60c; Trefoil $1*00;
Ladina $1.25. We do custom clean
ing of Buckhorn and. noxious
weeds from clover seed. v .
ROY GRAMM & SON
Pinkerton Phone Cargill 68W3
R*R. 2, Holyrood, Ont.
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
livestock & valuable farm mach
inery at the farm of Archie Ste- ?
wart, Bluewater Highway, two
miles south of Kincardine, Tues
day March 31st 25 head of choice
cattle and full line of' power
machinery including an Allis-
Chalmers 45 HP tractor nearly
neW, and a Bell threshing mach-^
ine and straw cutter nearly new.
See bills for list and terms. Arch
ie Stewart, Prop;; Emile MacLep-
nan, Auc.
Co-Operative Aut
Insurance
Mercantile & Farm Fire
Insurance.
Economical and Reliable.
See ...
T. A. CAMERON
LUCKNOW
Phone 70-rrl0 Dungannon
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AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION. SALE of
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
, All persons having claims
against ,the estate of John MaC-
Lennan McIntosh, late of the
Township of Huron in the County
of Bruce, Farmer, deceased, who
died on or about the tenth day
of February* A.D* 1953, are not
ified” to send to the "Undersigned
on or before the fourth day of
April, A.D. 1953, full particulars,
of their ' claims in writing. InV-
,1 ’•
Kenneth). Mackenzie
R.O.
Optometrist
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Will be at- Wrona’s Jewellery
store, Ripley, 10. a.m.,to 9 p.m.',
Wednesday, April 1st
and every Secbnd Wednesday.
Eyes examined - Glasses fitted
For appointment ’phone Roy
MacKenzie, 96-i>24 Ripley,
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Lot '23, Con. .10, East Wawanosh
Twp;, 4 miles south of White-'
church,. Division Line, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd
, at 12.30 pan.
, CAITlE: 2 Holstein Cows re
cently fresh; 3 Durham cows .re
cently fresh; 4 Durham cows due
to.freshen in April: Durham far
row cow; Holstein,* 2 yrs. old.
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j Harris fertilizer , drill; Deering
manure spreader; 4-section har
rows; 2 rubber tired wagons; flat
P. Stuart MacKenzie I
Barrister and Solicitor / I
WALKERTON, ONTARIO I
IN LUCKNOW I
Each Wednesday ' I
OFFICE IN I
HENDERSON BLOCK |
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R. S. Hetherington, Q*C.
Barrister, Etc.
. Wingham and
IN LUCKNOW
Eacli Monday—
and Wednesday
Located on the ground floor
in the front of ,
John Kilpatrick’s Building
’Phone Wingham
Office 48 Residence 17
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mediately after^The- said: Fourth
day of April, the assets of the
said testator will be distributed
amongst the parties entitled
thereto, haying regard only to
claims of which the exiecutor shall
then have notice. . t * r ’
DATED this Twelfth day of
March, A.D. 1953.
Wingham, phtariO; •
Solicitors for the Executor.
vxu, hay ..♦rack; gravel box; scuffler;
bred; Poll Angus bull, 3 yrs. old; Portland cufter; cream separator
1........ ” - motor; - National
mjlkin£ machine; Little Beaver
, , - , ' 7- 3 H\P. motor;
market; 5 heifers, 800 lbs., ready wheelbarrow; fanning rmil; stone
for market; 5 steers and heifert, I boat; barrels, pig crate;’ sling
• ropes; hay .rope and fork; 32"ft
2 two-year "Old. Durham steers;
2 two-year-bld steers:. 3 two-year- _
old Durham heifers, ready for grain grinder with 3
I yr. old; 5 young calves.
MACHINERY: Ferguson tract- extension ladder; shovels, chains
or, tractor plow and lift type HAY & GRAIN: 400’bus of
tamdem.^disc, 4 yrs. old. ip ex-(mixed grdin; 10 to‘I5'tons mixed
cellent. condition;. Massey Harris bay* * - • -
Ihbwer* like new: Massey* Harris,*.l®^lfeCA.S.IL 1
hay loader; Massey’Hairjs, side Stanley Snell. Prop. ' .7I rake; dump rake; 11 -d>sc Massey ■ . Harold Jackson, Auc.
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Insure With The
rner llaotoaal I
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
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Reasonable rates, sound pro-
i tection & prompt, satisfactory
settlement of claims.
PARISH MOFFAT
Your Local Agent ......
R. 3, Toeswater. ,
’Phone Tees water 57-r-41 ,
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