The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-05-22, Page 51,
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,rliDg New Rooms
to Y
Qui Hine
with gyproc:
:. WORKROOM for you
—a l:# -room'
p Y for the
youngsters in the basement.
An extra bedroom or two in.
the Attic. These are now
possible•in your . home, at
little
expense. ,•
• The new' Ivory coloured
Gyproc Wallboard that does
not bur and' needs no decor- ..
soon. • (when •panelled)" wyiii'
give you additional '.s ace
p in
your present -,tome.
Easily and•quiickl-': a p 'lied
.. Y pP. ,d, •,' •
structurally. strong,"s't.:pro:.
vides 1'ire-safe walls,. cetltngs
and. partitions. •
Your dealer's name is
listed below, Consult him
today..and'ask for full infor-
'nation regarding Gyproc
Wallboard or write for in-
teresting free book "Build-.
ling and Remodelling with
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Gyproc."
GYPSUM, LIME AND
EBASTINE; . CANADA,
LIMITED
Pads
Ontario
282 •'
Wm. ''Murdie & Son
Rae 81 Porteous
o; Sale,By
Lucknow,, Ont.
Lucknow, Ont..
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THURSDAY; MAY 22nd, 19so,
PAGE .}Ivo
„CULR.OSS CORNERS
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Alton spent' Sun-
day with Mr..u*i• Mrs. Fred,T'honip_
Mrs, - How rd n
Howard II ldenby spent They=
sday of Istat week of the hontre Other
mother, Mrs, • Jno, Wall
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M,, Jas. W hytock,. leor•ne , Whytoek
and Mrs. • Darr McKenzie ' spent Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hod -
,gins. •
Mr. .and Mrs. Walter Wraith of
Toronto' Ittsited • the forrner's parents
Mr. and Mrs: Rat. Wraith last week
Miss Hannah Ross spent' a couple
days • last, week in Teesw, ter, •
Mr. Sant Haldenby' of ``Teeswater
visited Mr. 'anal Mrs: Wm, ThoMpson
one day ,last week. ,
'AS/WIELD: NOTES
'.Mrs.. Grant M';!iiiirmid .a#td sett,
Doug*',pis returned home last week,
after a. W,ValeS. visit with. friend's in
Detr o.it.
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Mrs. R. A. • Grant spent a. few .da s
,with ' friends in Toronto::y
MrA,. Iioht: ' n Birl'len 'ns, i vratking
friends. in Godericlr:
Mr. George Topp of Toronto -spent
the week end at the ''horse of .his
uncle, • Mr. C. -E., McDonagh.. -
Mr. Tom 'Flemming' of . Chipstow,
spent the. wrpl' Pn' the guest of his
'aunt,. Mrs R. E. Gilmorve.
Messrs. Prit p»41 '•Tnhn. Gilmore, and
Misses Della. 'F ;�tnkie• and'Margaret
Gilmore, motored to, London on Wed-
nesday to .'attend, the graduating ex-
nre'icec of tien„r_',.s at St". Joseph's
Hospital, Miss Catherine 'O'Hara of
Chesley being a . n.ember of the ;grad-
',in+im, 'claw.
• The next meeting of'the Liaurier
A.T.F'W.O. will' be held..at the 'home of
Mr.,' 1: Ma c Rasp, T re.helsh; on May
?Hth, The meeting w•i1:l• take the form
of a 'Grandmother's Day.and the" Ro1l
Call will be answered by exhibiting
a relic of .grind»,-'hr,r.'s time. '
• :. PURPLE GROVE
Gila dor=,? M Donald. 'of Detroit
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bac 'returned 'nr.P.,`
Qnite,'a t ur'ber fr^,m .her; o•te,{nd,
rad Hi. .ht'PCf°ntilt tela til 'rt.,•an- Mrs.
Tobe 3lcFadzen 'of. Tiverton, 'Friday
• Mrs. Andrew Emerson is spending
a few r ys NO” uer daughter, Mrs• .
Da., Ri ?ev.
r'e,n S ,'nt c -hes moved • to
T{'in •rrf•n.a •
Mr. John Fair' and. Miss 'Winnie-
'• s;tort tii^ir r: 'tom Mrs. • Funston, of
Pine River on Sietndsy., '
• A n,,,,'bn . 'frr‘r•,, h"r:e• attended.: the
Vaitland- 'Prns'•;yterian ' meeting at
`Vr:teh'�,•r�h 'rat Tuesflay..
Mr. •Tnhn ,>•'~iierconhas purchased
a' new Ford Coach.
Bab r Chicks ..
We can s ulzF)r— �.� ith —S—E;
"Whine Ceighorn. Chicks for; delit✓ery
in June . at $10,Oq per • ;O0. Our 'leg-
horns are the fatuous Barron : strain,
big hens, • heavy. layers of large eggs.
We' guarantee ,100:. pet .cent We den
Ye Orden early While, the best
dates ' are available: 6
• WALTER .ROSE POULTRY ,+FAIR,
BRUSSELS
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• GVAUM,.TEEI) BABY CHICKS
Given approved conditions we guar-
antee our .c'._ icks to be 80%. alive and:.
thriving our
4 weeks old. Hatched.
in' a. modern, stearin ,heated intubator,
equipped with air cleaning' cabinets.
Our prices, are rig • t '& •our chicks too.
After
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Barred rre
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Rocks ,c „, 'White Whi a Leghorna3
*ay 1 M. per' 100 - • $14 per• 100'
May 20 • $15 per;.1,00 $1:3.' per •100
June i0 $14..per '100 $12 pet' 100•
•--One dollar per hundred -off if .ord-•
ered one, 'month in advance. Also $1
pet hundred off for orders.. of 500 or
over. .
J.N E. MCKINLEY — ZURICH ONT.
Phone Hensall 97 r '4
BABY CHICKS &HATCH'ING EGGS
.That are produced- on, our own farm
'from our o'wn nein--not irour •. eggs
,purchased wherever we can get.; them.
It is not' wise • to replenish your dock
with cheap chicks,- when for a few
cents more" -you can buy real quality:
O A. C. -Barred Rocks,;;$17.00;. Single
Comb' White '1:eghorns,; 615:00, for'
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May 30th: June Prices $1.00. per 100.
less• for Rocks; 62.00 Per 1.00' •less for
Leghorn.
Ask to see our galvanized feeders
C. G: Campbell, R. R. 2; ••Auburn, Out,
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Phone;. Blyth 10-24. .I
FOR SALE, '
` Barred Rock' Baby Chieks, '$164)0
per hundred. White •Leghorn Baby.
Chicks, .$14.00 Or hundred; Two `hun-
dred .or over either kinds; $1.00 ,.per
hundred' less. Hatching. eggs $5..00.,
per hundred. Custom 'ha'tching done.
fourset for$15:cents,. per00 egg er ,four hundred
. ' -
New and ':second=hand 'incubators.
and. 'brooders at bargain, prices.
Get your order in new and • get
delivery when you: n ant them.,,•I. have
increased my- hatchingpcapacity..' Call
write' or phone • •
Duncan, •Kennedy, Whitechurch, ,Ont.,
Phone 611.42, Wingham. . '
(137-3-,41.) '
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s,A FLYING EMBER from
.L1 a nearby .burning house
set their • , roof ablaze. Just a
cruel' prank of - the. Wind and
in a twinkling Fire, the
bestroyer,, had taken an un-
shapeable grip.
No 'matter- how careful
you are to safeguard your
,{home from the inside it will •
not help you when your in-
flammable roof is thtratel'led
by a nearby fire. 'Turn that
over in your mind 1‘4IOW,
v*h'en there isstill opportu-
nity to rid yourself of the old-
fashioned fire -inviting rood'
Brantford Asphalt Slates
give positive protection
against sparks and wind.
blown' embers.._ They reduce
Insurance premiums and
protect your house and'famf-
ly against the ever-present
fire hazard. °
Brantford' goofing de-
Signs are renowned for their
colour harmonies and hand.
some appearance. Their
beauty. adds immeasurably
to the value; of your home.
Permanent resistanceto
the weather under the most -
varying climatic conditions
is another .fainous;feature.'
Brantford Asphalt Slates
will not peel, warp, shrink or
liulge,:and give years of
hardy service.
For sumrler or town','
ho'rnes-for'schools, churches
'
and public buildings, 'B Brant.
ford Roofs are equally lir-
•able--not only for security
but also for economy and
easy application.. • '
Write for a copy* the
booklet '"Beauty with Fire
Protection": It.suggeststoyou
what the proper type, design
finish and colour of your roof
. should,, b'e,
. tr/alth
Brinifoiv' Ro5Kng Co, Liihtt, d,'I- a' office' and Factory; grantfoM, Ont. ••
r fad Witiohoeuei t Toronto, Weoit+er, Wiaelp'eg Montreal, Hilifax, Swint John, N.B. axed 5e. jeh'I, NAd.
Por:Sale BYfriAlM, M•UR ME & .SON
H`OL.YROOI) f W, ,C. T,' V. ANNUAL MEETING'
L Mrs, Alma Elliott and •-sen-Jner'o:
f-'---fFhe Annual meeting of the loco. ,
l3ranc# of the W fC.T.i1. was' held at
,.the bonne of Mrs. ,R. W ,Craw • wi:th
the president, Mrs, W. P. Reed,, iti the
hair. The meeting was opened with'a
byrr�e n,, • and Prayer offered by Sirs,
Reeli.
'The „Scripture lesson: wars , read
by Mrs. McCallum and Mrs. Caw led
in prayer. The minutes -of the previous
aver, read, by the secretary; Mrs. E.
• N..Bushell. Encouraging reports ' of
the past years'' Work •were .presnted
by the. ofiieera• 'in charge of each de-,
.partmenL The results' • in the exi nlin., ,
.ations• in' Scientific •Tee penance. were
.announeed..,by+ Mrs, craw„. • , In the
senior grade, .Frances Thompson and'.•
Harold Greer (equal), Inte3'tnelflfate:
l;st brae •McMahon Isobel ',D• o.ugi;rs '
and, Marion Johnston,, (equal),;' •Jun . •?
tors.• 15tn,E3dwi.n Buswell, 2nd, Eindee.. •
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Newton. ,Reith or: these contestritrt ,
received' a Book .as a prize, while the
follocning r'eeix ed • Diplomas!'Don r1-
da, 'Thompson, Rexford Ostrander;'
Gordon; Morri'.on, 'Florence, Iielrnel
Cern
'Armstrong 'and Edna Agar. The`•
election' of officers' resulted as• follow s
President, Mrs. R;.• P. -Reed- .ist'Viie
Pres., Mrs. B. Chesnut; 2nd Vice
'.Irs, G. H.' Douglas, get. Sec.. Mrs..
E. ..N `.Biishe11 ' •Tr'as.;• Mrs. 'W.. J.
Douglas, Cor Sec'v Mrs. R. W.:Craw,
Minion Pledge Sec'sMrs. MacCai h n
Pianist Mrs Herdic Press' Sec
Mrs`' ('Parke TheV s ",clan whect',
"Does Prohibition 1,% t.''. ,e';:.nt,'j
the ,foll•owing , ladies taking part, Mrs.. '
Tavener, Mrs. Craw'. Mrs. G.' H: Don t -
las, Airs. Geo.•Greer Mrs. T,
Mrs. D..4, M. Thowpson, Mrs. Clarke,
Mrs. W.. G. Andre,and ch,';-
nut; The meeting• was closed ncith the
Mi'zpah • Benediction. Refreshments
'were served and a ro^ial half }tour e"'-
joyed. 'The: next meet ine• will he held.
at the home 6f'Mrs, Tho., •.Watson.
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Kincardiine cc•e:c visicors'at Mr. Alines
Ackert's Thursday.
Mr; . Will' Jones has purchased a
new Ford. coupe, •
Mr. -and Mrs, Will Hodgins were
Sunday visitors at Albert Thompson's
Mr. Ross McMillan is busy these
dayys putting a new roof on Mr.
Thomas White's house. '
Mr. and Mrs. Abner ,Ackert, • and
;t' 1r. and Mrs. Will Alton .were Sunday
visitors at Fred Thonipson's, •
. Mr—Gorden Gordon Statters of Hamilton,
'pent' the week end .at his home here.
• 'Mrs. Mary Hodgins and Mr. Denzil
Starters ,motore,' to Toronto, a week
ago to attend'he closing exercises
'1 -the ,United Chiirch•Training Siheel
of which Miss' Marion 'Hudgins, the.
fornner's daughter 'Wasa graduate.'
•Mr, and Mrs. .Charles Shiells and
son. Jack of :1't4'ingh;rm. 'Mr,s7. Ravnr*,;r
Mr, and 'Mrs Hpwey Dobson of Ethel
were,Sunday :visitors 'at Mr;" Charles
,Congram: • •
Miss 'Blanche McDougah';snent; the,
week end with `her ..friend, Miss Win-
nifred Ackert. •
Mr. harry Hodgins rrr'torerl 'Erie
spending the week end " with his
mother, Mrs. Mary • Hodgins: ••
- . Mr and'. Mrs Peter • Johnstone of
Lucknow ,were Sundayvisitors at
James Valid. s,
Mist Eileen •Var:ci spent the week
end with her friend '_Miss Winnifred
Johnston.
:• Mr. and Mrs.' Philin Keefer of Tees -
watewater were recen•,t . visitors. 'at Albert
pson's� •
GODERICI •
-Death of Mrs.;Dun'op'
News of, the ' sad end unexpected
death of Mrs: Georg,] Dunlop was re-,
ceived by the people of Goderich with
dee>jpest regret and heartfelt sympathy
for the berea fed. husband and '.daugh:
ter, say§ the Goderich Star. ,Mrs. Du'n-
lop who ;has been in poorhealth for
some tine, hart' been' in .Alexandria,
hospital since Tuesday �f last week.
:.and on Saturday evening -she
ed'• unnoticed from the hospital and
after a search of several ' hours was
found, in the: r•iefr•-at.. the. inner en
of the ..•hregkwarer' :Deceased was•
born In`Goderich fifty-one ye;'irs cryo
and had anent nearly all her life .here
and was' held:. in hie•h' esteem., by "her,:
!many friends. She was a member. of
Kno'c Ch"+r^h and of the ` Rebekah
L.oda'e. Bec;des'• , her ' heshand, she.
le,'nves''an,only.d' ughter, Norine;•'arso.
,two brothers.. .Harry . and Kenneth
Stowe of town, and a sister,' Mrs: W.
•J.Cracknell. '.of Toronto.
LLiCKNIJW and . WINUHAM
Monumental , Works
" Lueienctw •''Ont,' ' x
Hae the largest and most complete.
`„tock in the most besu;tiful'desigpa
to choose ' from, In •-
Marble, Scotch, • Swedish •' and 'Can- - '
wiaa--titian•tea ,
We make' a ippecialty,,ef'•Family
dienumeate and invite:Vier imtpee-
too. -
imieriptione . Neatly, Carefully mut.
Praniptly Dose. .
BN lie before plaeiing , your order.
Douglua Broil. • S. A. Stratton '
Phone 14 ' • Phone 258
Codon.
Wintill Mir
THE,
D FRONT ' HARDWARE
CLEAN UP•
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FRESH SPRING STOCK OF DMART1N: SENOUR 100% -PURE 'I
PAINTS AND VARNISHTS ' A:ND ,LACQUERS.
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tx•......?-mac. ,�;a+..^.. .`�_ '-�-'. ,.�.....c.i.. _ _
MURESCO IN AL SHADES.•
FULL ASSORTMENT OF PAINT BRUSHES ON HAND.
• . q.4`,,
RAKES. AND HOES ' GARDEN CULTIVATORS
COIL SPRING WIRE• . BLACK WIRE
:c.•
itz! 1Ls "ZINC INSULATED WOVEN FENCING •
CALL IN AND SEE THE NEW FRIGIDAIRE. AUTOMATIC
REFRIGER: 9a,,,,TFOR THE HOME. EQIPPED
IONT •
"FRIGIDAIRE COLD CONTROL" ,and ••Hy DR ATOR".
• . JUST UNLOADED
FRESH CAR OF ?AR:STONE,' LINE AND GYPROC '
ONE ONLY. SECOND HAND •REFRIGERATOR IN .GOOD
SHAPE •
PAINT .UP
• ' ARAE' and PO.RTEOUS
PLUMBING, HEA1IN,G' ELECTRIC WIRING: AND. COAL.
Phone 66 ' . - - ` 'Lucknow
YYIeCormick-Deering Spreader
THIS S•PREA R HAS ,TWO STEEL BEATERS WHICH
1'tLVEI:TZE.'THE MANURE AFTER WHICH IT RECEIVES A
THIRD BEATING AND IS SPREAD'OUT EVENLY BEYOND
'tHE WHEELS By THE WIDESPREAD SPIRAL,•
" THiS SPREADER is FITTED'.-WTTTT- ROLLER 'BEARINGS
WHICH MAKE IT VERY LIGHT IN DRAFT.
IN 'THE SELECTION OF A .IN THE .�EI;i:CTTUN OF ANPItEaI)E•R. 'IVO' THE. SAS[E
AS
'1t OTHER; h1IACHINE, THE
CHOICE SHOt LDBE BASED .ON QUALITY,, EFFICIENCY IN
- PHRATILON;-•A 'DI' DEPFr'r-I :-LRLE ai<,ti"I`ERSER•t•'ICE—NOT 3N-
PRICE. a.iarrivab. $, & t - /at
SEE THIS SP--R=EADES. BEFORE- Bt:NING, AT
WO '--ANDgew s
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