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FOR SALE—house and lot, mod
er n.con ven iences. For information
phone 142-R, Lucknow. .
SEED WANTED—highest prices
paid for clover and grass seed.
Harvey Hagedorn, Kintail, phone
Duhgannon~66rl-7. : -
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WANTED TO BUY—small house
with barn in Lucknow. See E. H.
Agnew.; 0 .;/•'>
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Barrister and Solicitor
WALKERTON,ONTARIO
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STATE FARM MUTUAL
WANTED TO RENT—with Op
tion of buying, 100 acre farm,
hydro and fair barn, within 15
miles of lake. Apply to Box M,
Lucknow Sentinel.
TIMKEN & PRESSURE BURNr
ERS for service 24 hours a day.
HISELER & SON, Patrick and
Edward Sts., Wingham, phone
426.
Day or Night
Ambulance Service
USE OF FUNERAL HOME
At Nd Extra Cost
FOR SALE—100 pullets, Hamp &
Barred .Rock, hybrids, 5 months
old; starting to lay. Apply to Ern
est Snowden, R. 2, Lucknow,
phone Wingham 650-J-4.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE
stove size hard maple; also elm
stoye wood. R. T. Kilpatrick, Con.
8, Ashfield, phone 72-r-2 Dun*
gannon.
FOR SALE — 2-furrow McCor-
mick-Deerihg plow and a 32-40
Winchester rifle. Alex Hackett,
R. 7, Lucknow?"phbne 67-12“Duntr
gannon.
Professional Eye Examination
Optical Services
Evenings by appointment.
Phone:Offiee 770;Resf5.„
Hadlock St,, south of
Supertest Garage
Telephone 175
REUBEN WILSON
R. R. 3, Goderich
Phone 80-r-8 Dungannon
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F. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
GODERICH
FOR APPOINTMENT
’Phone 1100
IN LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
OFFICE IN
HENDERSON BLOCK
Agnews’Agency
Howard Agne.w — Jos. Agnew
GENERAL INSURANCE
Established Over 30 Years Ago
Telephones: •
Business 39 Residence 138
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, A Want Ad will bring big re?
suits at little cost. ..
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LUOKNOW
6. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Office on Patrick St., just
off the Main St. to
WINGHAM
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
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PAGE FOUR THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WANTED-1—room and board for
semi-invalid lady, Apply at Sen?
• tinel Office,
HOUSEFOR RENT — six-room
brick house on -.Campbell Street.
“Apply^at^
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TO RENT—heated. apartment in
Lucknow. Apply at; Sentinel Of
fice. ' ■
WOOD FOR SALE — hardwood
furnace blocks and limb wood?
mostly ' maple. Ftank Miller?
iphone 46-r-5.
FOR SALE — ■ heavy steel posts,
; suitable for stables and 6-inch I.
/ beam. David Anderson, R. R. 3,
Lucknow. ;
FOR SALE—cement septic tanks,
approved by the Health Unit. We
deliver/them. Forsiter’s Welding
Shop, phone 206-r-ll, Lucknow.
FESS OIL SPACE HEATERS—
regular $121,00- now available to
cash purchasers for $99.50. At
“Crawford’s^ FeedStore*——-------
LIVESTOCK WANTED
Dead, disabled horses or cows
removed free of charge. For
prompt and\ efficient service
call ‘‘STONES” collect Ingersoll
21, Wingham 561J or Ripley 182.
FARM FOR SALE — 10Q acres,
Lot 7, Con. 5, Kinloss, 2-storey
brick house, water, and' hydro
throughput, bank ' barn, ^Ood
stables with water bowls, straw
shed, 12 acres bush. John D. Mac
Leod, R. 3/Holyrood.
WORK WANTED
Beatty stabling, installed, do all
kinds of cement work, carpenter
work, plastering, . block“_laymg7
chimneys,. concrete silos, repairs
or new work.
ROY C. SCHMELLER
General Contractor, - kinlough
Phone Ripley 18-r-4
MEAT FOR'S ALE /
Good beef for sale by the quar
ter, Beef killed tinder license
from the Department of Health*
Highest quality meat. Lowest
prices.
Raynard Ackert“Holyrood;----
Phone 24-30 Ripley.
personalized gifts
Personalized napkins, coasters,
playing cards, everyday cards;
stationery; informal's, and match
es are practical' for every day use
and also make lovely gifts, It’s
not too early to get some of that
Christmas shopping off your
’ ■ mind. Phone Don Thompson, 33
or 35, or call at/The Sentinel
. Office. ‘ '
NOTICE
Miss Hazel Culbert wishes to
announce that she will re-ofjqn
herbeautyparlorinLucknowon
Monday,. September . 28th,\
NOTICE -
Re Beaiity Parlor Holidays
Bailey’s: Beauty - Salon will be
closed for holidays from Satur
day, September 26th, to Monday,
October 5th,. inclusive. The Salon
will re-open for business on
Tuesday, October 6th.
NOTICE
•RE ELIGIBLE VOTERS
Those who will be entitled
vote in West Wawanosh Town
ship on the by-law to grant $9000
to Wingham General' Hospital,
will be property owners only.
Thosze not entitled to vote in
clude tenants (unless their lease
is of the duration of the deben
ture, which is ten years), farmers
soils, farmers daughters or farm
ers sisters, or a person who is
a municipal elector by reason of
being a wife or husband of the
person rated/ or . entitled to be
rated, for land as provided by
Clause D of sub-section 1 of sec
tion 58, R.S.O., .1937; Chap. 266,
Sec. 283.
UN MEMORIAM
MacKENZIE—in loving memory
of Mrs. William MacKenzie who1
passed^-away—oneyearago,^om
September 28th, 1952;
Till memory fades and life de
parts
- You- -live/for ever in our -hearts.,
—Sadly missed by. The Family.
IN MEMORIAM
GARDNER—in loving memory of
a dear wife and mother, Victoria
Mae Gardner, who passed away
one year ago, September 24th,
1952. . A •'
Years of striving, little play,
. Loving and giving all the way;
. A cheery smile, a heart of gold,
to*" the dearest mother the
world could .hold.
, Happy memories, fond and true,
“From us who"thoughLthe“world
of you.
-—Sadly missed by husband Mark,
sons Lome and Ivan and daugh
ter Yvonne.
CARDOFTHANKS
I wish to sincerely thank
friends and neighbors ‘who so
kindly remembered me while I
was in the hospital and since re
turning home. It was. very much
appreciated.
Donald Smith, Holyrood.
The Family of the late Mrs.
William Rbbinson wish to. express
their deep gratitude and sincere
thanks tp all those who were so
kind and sympathetic at the time
of the death of their mother.
. The Kilpatrick Family wish to
acknowledge with sincere thanks
the many kind acts and express
ions of sympathy extended them
at the time of the death of Miss
Susan Kilpatrick.
FARMERS!
—Have_your electric grinder and.
hammermill cleaned and over:
hauled before the heavy season,
for them begins. Reliable service
at,
Haldenby Electric, Kinlough
FOR SALE—purebred Shorthorn
bull calf; 12 months old, dark, red
rin color. Good size, very smooth.
An extra good calf* Anyone look
ing /for a gdod sirp .should see.
this animal; also two young Cows
[ with. good big calves at side.
| James Forster;—phpne43-r-12/
I Lucknow. .
■ NOTICE^ ’.
I am purchasing horses for
meat * or' bush, also $10 to $15 for
sick, crippled or disabled cattle.
,Write. Leroy Achesop, &R/. 3, ;At-
wood,. Ont, or get in touch with
me at Lucknow Community ‘Sale
on Wednesday; - , - /
I COMING EVENTS j
, WHITECHURCH RECEPTION
A reception and d&nce will’.be
held in Whitechurch Hall on, Fri
day night, September 25th at* 9,30
p.m.<,fpr Mr. .and Mrs. Donald
Ross ..(nee Jean Gaunt),'Every
body, welcome,
W.A, BAZAAR
There will be a bazaar, baking
-sale^and^tea-roomJn^he^lAidtr.
now United - Church Sunday
School Rbom on Saturday, Oct
ober 3rd, commencing at 2.30 un
der auspices of. the Women’s As
sociation. - ‘ -
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EUCHRE PARTY f
There will be a euchre party,
Monday, October 5th, in the Re
creation Hall, Lucknow, under
auspices of the Altar Society of
St. Mary’s Catholic Cliurch. Play
ing starts at 8.30. Lunch wilt be
served. » ‘
“THIS GATHERING STORM”
Accomodation for 750 at Han
over High School, Wednesday,
Sept. 30th, 8^00 p.m., to hear Dr.
Bob Pierce in person and to see
his newest Missionary film “This
I Gathering Storm” taken in Asia
with Evangelist Billy Graham
preaching to Korean refugees and
the masses of India. Hanover
Youth , for Christ.
Recent rains have hastened the
sowing of fall Wheat and. assisted
greatly in the ease of plowing"
and cultivation. As yet only a
small percentage of the fall wheat
is sown. Fall pastures Which were
previously quite dry; have also
-been-~ increased—by—t-Ke—recent-
rain. In. the cash crop .areas the
harvest of beans ,has been the
order of the day and fairly high
yieldshave been reported, v even,
though the hdt spell dFtwo weeks
ago, hastened "the harvest. All
corn crops have been making ex
cellent growth and high yields
are anticipated.
Presbyterian Evg. Auxiliary •
The first Auxiliary meeting for
the Fall season was held at the
home of Mrs. Leonard MacDon
ald with the president, Mrs. Mor<
gan Henderson, taking the open-j
ing exercises. Hymn 58 was fol?
lowed with prayer; and tlYe~Tast~
chapter from the study book wak
taken toy.: Mrs. Norman Taylor.
Mrs. O.- Pedersen had the story
from “Jungles Ahead”, and Mrs.
Jack MacDonald read the scrip?
t.ure lesson. Th? Bible study on
one of the Beatitudes was taken
by Mrs. Jack Fisher. A very in
teresting reading was given by
Mrs. Pollock and. the Current
events by Mrs. Ken Chester.
Hymn 295 was sung and the
meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs. M. Sherwood. ‘
BIG SAVINGS for new subscrib
ers to, Life Magazine. Take advan
tage of this special introductory
offer — limited time only. Sub
scribe now at The Sentinel Of
fice. -
I Am Puchasing
BOARS
at 9c to lie per lb. v
— -—liveweight________
Write
LEROY ACHESON
R.R. 3, Atwood, Ontario
get in touch with me at
Lucknow Community Sale
on Wednesday \
JOHNSTONE'S
funeral home
’Phone 76
MacLEHNAN and
MacKENZIE
FUNERAL SERVICE
—Services—conducte(L_accprd2_
ing to your wishes at youf
Home, Your Church, or at
our Memorial Chapel at no
additional charge.__
AMBULANCE SERVICE
’Phone 181, Lucknow. Day
or Night
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MEMBER OF
Ontario Insurance
Agents’ Association
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Appointmenvorlnformation
See Wm. A. Schmid,
’Phone 167-w Lucknow
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Kenneth J. MacKenzie
Insure With The
WSNGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
We* Have'Been Memorial1
INSURANCE
Co-Operative Life Insurance
“Co-Operative—Automobile
insurance
Mercantile & Farm Fire
Insurance
Economical and Reliable.
t. A. CAMERON
LUCKNOW
Phone 70-r-10 Dungannon
R.O.
. " Optometrist
•/" LISTOWEL, ONT.
Will be at Wrona’s Jewellery
store, Ripley? 10 a.m\ "td"9;p.m.,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7
a nxi~e very-Second—W-ednesday-.-
Eyes examined - Glasses fitted
For appointment ’phone, Roy
MacKenzie, 96-r-24 Ripley.
Years, Always Using .
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With
Expert Designing and
Workmanship.
Prices Most Reasonable
.Cemetery Lettering a Specialty
R. A. SPOTTON
Phone 256, Winghafm Ontario
DR. T.B. CLELAND
, VETERINARIAN
BUSINESS and
TAX SERVICE
• MONTHLY AUDITS
ForThe
Small Merchant, Professional
man "and the Farmer,
S. J. PYMM
P.O. Box 74 - Lucknow, Ont.
Office in Kilpatrick Block
’Phone 23-w
INSURANCE
FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY
—^-AU-TGMOBILE^—
:'■••• AND LIFE
To Protect Your Jack,
Insure With Jack Today.
J. A. McDONAGH
R. R. 3, Lucknow, Ont.
’Phone 61-5, Dungannon
R. W. ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW
------—____Every
Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoon
Office in the Joynt Block '
Telephone: ’
>ffiee-435——-Residence-31-J—
R.S. Hetherington, Q.C
Barrister, Etc.
. Wingham and; Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
Each Monday
and Wednesday
Located on the ground floor
in the front of
John Kilpatrick’s Building
*Phone Wingham 4-
Office 48 Residence 87
c ..:
Culross Mutual
FlftE INSURANCE CO.
; for^ ■ •' . .
Reasonable rates, sound pro
tection & prompt, satisfactory
settlement of claims.
FARISH MOFFAT , ?
Yoiir Local Agent' ' .
R. 3, Teeswater.
’Phone Teeswater 57-r-41