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FOR- RENT—two-room apartment
in the Joynt Block, Apply to J.
W. Joynt. ’ ’
HOUSE FOR RENT -^- six-room’
“~BnclTTiouse7on7Campbell--Streetr
Apply at Sentinejl Office* . .
SEEDWANTED—highest prices
. paid for clover and gfass seed.
; Harvey Hagedorn,. Kintail, phone
Dungannon 66-17* < - •
FOR SALE—cement septic tanks,
''approved ,byt the Health Unit We
deliver ■ them. Forster’s Welding
Shop, phone 206-r4i, Lucknow.
FOR SALE—useS space heaters,
choice of four makes; new floor
furnace; two new coql and wood
furnaces; - fuel loil tariks^'Art Gil-
. more^ phone 61-r-13 Dungannon.
FOR SALE-Abath tub and Singer
sewing machine with all attach
ments, in good condition. Apply
to, Mrs. Peter McCall, Rose St.,
East.
FOR SALE— electric 7 - inch table
saw (never used); button hole at
tachment for Singer sewing ma
chine; tarpaulin.Apply to T8-r-10
Ripley.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
NOTICE
.1 arift purchasing horses for
meat or. bush, also $10 to $15 for
sick, crippled or .disabled < cattle.
-Writfe Lerov Acheson. R.R. 3, At-
wood, Ont., or get" in, touch with
me at Luckririw Community Sale
dh'-WridnesdayrT*....
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GARDNER—in lpvingmemory of
a dear sister, Mrs. Mark Gardner,
who passed away one year ago.
Asleep in Jfesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake to
’/ weep,.
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last of foes.'
.i-rEver remembered by her sis-
ter, Mrs. Alex Havens and two
brothers, John of London, and
Harry of St. Marys.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30th, 1953
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TIMKEN & PRESSURE BURN-i
ERS for service ^4 hours a day.
HISELER & /SON, Patrick and
Edward .Sts., Wingham, phone
426. •/'/.’■
DRY WOdD FOR SALE — 12”.
stove size hard maple; also elm
stove wood? R. T. Kilpatrick, Con.
8, Ashfield, phone 72-r-2 Dun-
gannori.
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BRAY.. November - December
> broiler cockerels should be on
order now. Ask us for particulars.
Ask also about started chicks.
Contact us soon.
D. R. FINLAYSON, Lucknow.
IN MEMORIAM "
MacKINNON—in loving memory
of a dear mother, Qhristena Ann
MaeKinndn, who passed away
two years ago, September 27th,
'1951. \
Tho, bitter* are the tears, the
storm of sorrow,
Tho’ sadly day -by day we miss
her here,
We’ll' meet again upon a bright
tomorrow,
When God shall wipe away the
lingering tear.
—Lovingly remembered by her
family. “
LIVESTOCK WANTED
Dead, disabled horses or cows
removed free of charge. For
prompt arid * efficient service
call “STONES” collect Ingersoll
21, Wirigham 561J or Ripley 182.
CARD OF THANKS
. Mrs. Etta Roberts, wishes to
sincerely tharik all those whoso
kindly remembered her with
cards and flowers, and in other
ways, during her illness.
Miss Hazel Culbert wishes to
thank her friends for their kind
acts, sympathy cards and floral
tributes /in her recent bereave
ment. ' . \ ;
Mrs. Arthur Cook and Cameron
wish to most sincerely thank
friends and neighbors of the
Paramount commuriity for their
kind remembrances which were
much appreciated.
! COMING EVENT$]
BRUCE PLOWING MATCH
Bruce County Plowing Match
will be held Saturday, October.
3rd at Wesley Smith’s farm, P/2
n>iles north of Port Elgin on
Highway 21, .
DANCE AT KINGSBRIDGE
The Catholic Women’s League
is sponsoring a dance in Kings
bridge Hall on Friday, October
2nd." Carruthers orchestra. Door
“prize—at™ll/30r—Lunct^^punter.-
Everybody welcome.
RECEPTION AT L
A reception will be held/at
Lahgside Hall .on Friday^ Oct-
ober : 2nd in " honor of Mr- arid
Mrs, Donald Stewart. Tiffin’s orr
chestra; Ladies please bring
lunch. Everyone welcome.
W.A, BAZAAR
There will be a bazaar, baking
sale and tea room in the Luck
now United Church Sunday
School Room ^on Saturday, Oct
ober 3rd, commencing at 2.30 un*
der auspices of the Women’s As
sociation. •
EUCHRE PARTY
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 Church; Play<
ing starts at 8.30. Lunch will be
served. ■
WALKERTON SABLES
Tuesday, October 13th, Zone 2
Yorkshire Sale. .
Wednesday, October 15, Bruce
County7 Shorthorn Sale. . -
Thursday, October 15th, Grey-
Bruce-Huron Aberdeen Angus
Sale. / »'
Friday, October 16th, Bruce
“County HolsteinHeiferClassic_
TEESWATER
FALL FAIR
October 6th and 7th ' ■
Outstanding Live Stock Show
4 H Clubs Commercial Exhibits
2.24 Trot or "“Pace—^Running Race
2.18 Trot or Pace.
Sarnia Lionettes Trumpet Band
Kincardine Pipe Band
CONCERTS ?'•
Jos. A. Mclnnes,
zPres.
, 2 DANCES
Melvin Rome,
Sec.-Treas.
v FARMERS!
——Have-vour electric grinder arid
hammermill cleaned and over-
* hauled before, the heavy season
for them begins. Reliable service
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Haldenby Electric, Kinlough
WANTED — Clerk-stenographer
for part time employment in re
cently opened Office in iJucknow,
of the Bruce Counjty Health Unit.
Applications to state, age, exper
ience and salary expected to T.
H. Alton, secretary - treasurer,
Bruce County Health Unit, Walk
erton, Ontario. 1 .
PUBLIC NOTICE
, Owing tojllness, beginning on
Wednesday, September 30th,. ex
press will be handled, temporarily
from C.NJl. station. Daily pick
up and delivery as usual. Tele
grams handled from Mis^ Hen
derson’s home. Agent Canadian
National Express.
v WORK WANTED
Beatty stabling installed, do all
kinds of cement work*, carpenter
work, plastering, block laying,
NOTICE
A vote of the qualified rate-
payers of the Township of West
Wawanosh on the proposed by-
BROTHER RUNNER-UP, SISTER
BREAKS ARM AT FIELD DAY
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John MacDonald, 11-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter G.
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runner-up in the Intermediate
class at the Publjc School Field
Day, He had 20 points to 21
.chalked up by champion P,eter
Carmichael. John was runner-up
for the1. Junior championship last
year. Seems he just can’t make
it. . ..."
But his little sister, Marianna,
age 6, didn’t have such good for
tune. Shp fell during one of the
races and broke her arm about
an irich above the “ elbbw' and
has since been a patient in the
hospital.
Mrs. MacDonald was formerly
Margaret McKirinori/pf Kinloss.
law to grant Wingham General MacDonald ^of^ Wingham
Hospital $9,000 arid proportionate
“Stuns to Goderich and—Clinton-:
Hospitals as the need arises, will
be-taken on October 5th, 1953; :
Polls will be open fr6m~~9^a^m.
to 5 p.m. at the following places
and the persons named-will be in
charge of the polls.
Polling w Sub-division No. 1, parish Hall, D&ngannon, Ont. De
puty Returning Officer, Benson
Finnigan; poll clerk, Wm. Caesar^
Polling Sub-division No< 2,
Public. Library, Manchester, Ont..
Deputy returning officer, Chas.
Asquith; poll clerk, V. Young-
blut.
Polling Sub-division No. 3,
Township Hall, Lot 18, Con. 7 &
8. Deputy returning officer, John
Cameron; poll clerk, Frank Mc-
Quillin.
Polling Sub-division No. 4,
Public Hall, Si: Helens, Ont. De
puty/returning,, officer, Wm. A.
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chimneys, co!Tcrete~ srlos—repal-FS- -HumphreypoH—clerk-,—Norman-
or new work.
ROY C. SCHMELLER
General Contractor, Kinlough
l Phone Ripley- 18-r-4 c
MEAT FOR SALE
< Good beef for sale by the quar-
ter. . Beef killed under license
from the Department of Health;
Highest /-quality . meat Lowest
-prices.
r Ray hard. Ackert, Holy rood,
—Pkuire“^4^30-RipleyT^——
McDonald. .
Polling Sub-division No. 5,
Public School Builidrig, Lot 18,
Con. 12. Deputy. returning officer,
Fred McQuillin; poll clerk', Jos.
Anderson.
Polling . Sub-divison No, 6,
Parish Hall, St Augustine, Ont
Deputy returning officer, Jas.
Leddy; poll ■ clerk, Ed Robinspn\
Dated at . Dungannon, Ont,
September 12, 1953. , /=--^tu*mn^hiiUps/^leFk-of-^West
Wawanosh Twp. ’
PERSONALIZED GIFTS
Personalized' napkiri^ coasters,
playing icards, everyday cards,
stationery, informal's, and match*,
es are practical for every day use___ ___ ____ ___
arid also malce lovely, gifts. It’s Catherine MacKenzie), a daugh-
. hot too early to! get s.orrie of that' ter, Janet Louise. ’ ' -
ChriStrtias shopping off your
mind, Phbrie Dori 'Thompson, 33
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MYERS—in Grace Hospital, Ot
tawa, ’’September 11th, 1953, *tb
Mr. and; Mrs. Rae Myersr (nfee
Another way to waste a lot ofor 35, or call at* The Sentinel J tithe is to be punctual fot ap-
Office.i pdintments.
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I Am Puchasing
BOARS
9c to 11c per lb.
liveweight
“““■ Write 1~“'T~
LEROY ACHESON '
R.R. 3, Atwood, Ontario
or get in touch with me at
.Lucknow Community Sate
ori Wednesday.
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6. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
bffice on Patrick* SU just
off the Main St in
WINGHAM
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DR. T. B. CLELAND
VETERINARIAN
Professional Eye Examination
Optical Services
Evenings by appointment.
^Phone: Office 770; Res. 5.
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JOHNSTONE’S
FUNERAL HOME
*Phone 76
Day or Night
Ambulance Service
USE OF FUNERAtr HOME
At No Extra Cost
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Moderate Prices
MacLENNAN and
MacKENZIE
FUNERAL SERVICE
Services conducted accord
ing to your wishes at your
Home, Your Church, or at
our. Memorial Chapel at no
additional charge.
AMBULANCE SERVICE .
’Phone 181, Lucknow. Day
y? , 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
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INSURANCE
Co-Operative Life Insurance
Co-Operative Automobile
——Insurance—_
Mercantile Farm Fire
Insurance
‘ Economical and Reliable..
See . . .
T. A. CAMERON
LUCKNOW
Phone 70-r-10 Dungannon
Kenneth J. Mackenzie
R.O.
Optometrist
LISTOWEL, ONT.
be at Wrqna’s Jewellery
STATE FARM MUTUAL
—AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
Investigate' Before Investing
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REUBEN WILSON
R. R. 3, Goderich
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Phone 30-r-8 Duhgannbn •
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Havelock St., south of
Supertest Garage
LUCKNOW
Telephone 175
BUSINESS and
■-rTAJFSERVieE-’^
' monthly audits
/; For The •;
Small Merchant, Professional
man and the Earmer.
S. J. PYMM
P.O. Box 74 - Lucknow, Oat
Office in Kilpatrick Block
’Phone23-w
F. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
GODERICH
FOR APPOINTMENT
’Phone 1100
For
^. Appointment or Information
See Wm. A. Schmid,
’Phone 167-w Lucknow
INSURANCE
FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE
- - :__AND LIFE
To Protect Your Jack,
Insure With Jack Today.
J. A. McDONAGH
R. R. 3, Lucknow, Ont.
’Phone 61-5, Dungannon
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Will be at Wrqria’s Jewellery
store, Ripley, 10 a.m. to 9 p,m.,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7
and every Second Wednesday.
TyeTexamiiied7;~Glasses"fitted“
For appointment ’phone RoyMackenzie, 96-r-24 Ripley.
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WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
■We Have Been Memorial
Craftsmen For Thirty-Five
Using ,
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With -
, Expert Designing and
Workmanship;.
; Pricfes Most Reasonable
Cemetery Lettering a Specialty
R. A. SPOTTON
Phone 256, Wingham. Ontario1 <..'
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R. W. ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor *
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW
' Every • ■
Wednesday and * Saturday
Afternoon
Office in the Jqynt Block
Telephone:
Office 135 Residence 31-J
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P. Stuart Mackenzie
Barrister and Solicitor
WALKERTON, ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
OFFICE IN
HENDERSON BLOCK
R.S. Hetherington, Q.C.
‘ Barrister, Etc. .
. Wingham and Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
_^JEAch-JMondayL/-__
and Wednesday
Located on the ground floor
in the front, of
John Kilpattick’s Building,
’Phone Wingham
Office 48 Residence 97
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Insure .With The
CulrossMutual
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
for .
Reasonable rates, sound pro
tection & prompt, satisfactory
settlement of claims.
PARISH MOFFAT
Your Local Agenit
R.3,Toeswater.
’Phone Teeswater $>7*r-41
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