The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-11-29, Page 4PAGE FOUR,
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THF LIJCIKNOW .SENTINEL, LUC TOW; •ONTARIO'
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THU1 r., NPV,E1VLBE, : .29th, 1951
"WANT. AD" RATES--lst insertion 2 cents '.a word, subsequent
insertions. 1 cent a word.Minimum charge 25 cents Replies care
of The 'Sentinel: 10 cents exxtra.. Legal advertising 10 cents' per
count line first insertion, 5 cents per line subsequent insertions.
• FOR SALE - live' or dressed.'
•• dunks. Phone. 87,7r-11 Lucknow.
FOR, SALE -•-20 White Leghorn
Pullets, 5` mos. -.old. Wm Lannan,
81-r-22 Dungannon: a
WANTED• —six tons of clover or:,
umiked hay,, ''loose.. or . baled and
4twa toms of ., baled straw. -Toni
Colwell., St. Helens.
LAST—new blue gabardine Op -
coat at. Wraith reception .on No-
vember 8th.. Phone . 65-14 Dun-.
gannon.
SKATES -FOR SALE small boy's.
, skates size . 11,' or : will. trade for.
larger pair. Alex Hackett,; phone
67-12 Dungannon '.,
FOR SALE girl's coat, size, 1.4x,
red -wine .colour with leopard
trammed Hood, almost; .neyv. Ap-
lily G. -Chin, phone. • 130. •
APPLES --for ' `good Spies•s off:. a,
sprayedt orchard call at Andrew's
Implement Shop, Lucknow. Ap
pies' . ,priced according to •grade
FOR SALE—cement septic septic tanks,:
approved by :the Health Unit. We.
deliver them. Forster's Welding
Shop, phone . 206-r41, Lucknow.
OF
FARM FOR SALE --CARD 'THiNKSi
100 acres, •
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Lot 27, Con.; 2,, West Wawanosh, Mrs..Cecil Gardner ..and Boys
• good • buildings, hydro, telephone,' and . Mr. Ernest Gardner wish to -
• 11 'miles north of Auburn, J. sincerely thank friends a n d
Aitchison, R.2, Auburn. : neighbors for the many kind acts
and ,expressions of: sympathy p • ex-
FOR .SALE tended them; •in. -the' loss of a dear
Hammer. mills,.' Letz ' feed grind-. hursarid, father. and.. son. •
LIVVESTOCK.
WANTED
FREE THERMOMETER: --- Plus
cash at your farm for dead or
disabled horses . or cows., Phone
collect, Wingham 561-J. William
Stone Sons, Limited.
DEAD AND LIVE ANIMALS
Promptpick-up of ' cattle, horses,
pigs' and sheep at previailing;,
prices. Live horses. fit for 'animal
food, picked up at your • farm,
averaging $35.00. C. • Brubacher,
R.R. 4, Wingham,: phone. 6Q8 -w-1.
PIANOS! 'PIANOS!
Now is the time to • get your
order . • in ` for • new pianos • for.
Christin.as delivery. Good selec-`
selec-
tion, new . •pianoson hand . to
choose : from. Trade-ins +accepted.
Garnet'. E. Farrier, Whitechurch;
phone 711-J1 Wiighaam.'
APPRECIATION.
Harvey arid • Elsie Hotiston wish
to. ' express . their •appreciation *to
-the kind' neighbors. arid- friends'
from' some distance. around; Who
assisted: in so many ways follow -
Ing .the , collapse . of their; granary
last Friday evening
l G.
ers,. New Idea spreaders, mow- 1 .
ers, side rakes, . i tc.;' new . •and . Mrs: W. J. 'McNeil, who is now
used- •;tractors '. and " equipment, at ; Baker's ' ,Connvalescent:. Home,
milking machines, cream separa-, . wishes to .sincerely , thank ::all:
tors, Gibson refrigerators, deep those who remembered her with
freezers, electric' stoves' and wash- cards, letters and treats �??ia
le.
err. '1 -- Patient. in Wingham. `G era1
NEW IDEA , DISTRIBUTOR ` ; Hospital also Mrs.. Morrey and
Goderich, Ontario.' her staff of. nurses and Doctors
Phone Carlow .2821 Johnston and Corrin.
CU.LROSS,•CORNERS
Mr, and Mrs.Duncan . Thomp
P
son' spent 'Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Hodgins:
Mr. and • Mrs. • Wm.' ' Keith of
Wingham visited Sunday with
-Mr.:-and- Mrs: James Wraith..
Mr. Donald Bell of • Toronto
sPerit •'tire "week=end wth�Mr'.
Ernest ,Hanna.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Million
of . 'Toronto visited with relatives.
in Teesw•ater `and here last week-
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Mr. & Mrs. Earl Hodgins spent
Sunday evening; with 'Nil.. 8i Mrs.
Howard Whytock 'and family' 'of
Teeswater. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schurnacber
and Helen visited Sunday after
noon with Mr. and' Mrs. Wrn.
. Wall of Kinlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur , Fisk of
Teeswater visited Mr. ' and Mrs:
• Frank` Schumacher Sunday after-
noon.
E, L.E EN:
`Mrs. Alex • 1Vfurdie & Bob; 'Mr..
;+' and M`rs. Mel Br� : of Waterloo
•
•were week end. visitors with Mr.
and Mrs.; . •B.. Woods..
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston of
Bluevale entertained, •recently at
a family. dinner 'in. honor Of, Mrs.
.Johnston's' father,, Mr. `John
Quillin and their little son' Terry.
,Large Manufacturer of .`
FARM EQUI1 MENT
.has
Franchise
Available
for
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Lit •KNOW & DISTRICT
i' Address Enquiries To
Box 38, Luleljnow Sentinel
Other .guests Included .Mr. and
Mrs. Fred ' McQuillin, . •Ivan and'
Barry, Mr. and Mrs., Frank Mc-
Quillin' and Terry Wilson.
"A gpod tixhe .was had- by all"
seemedto be the general opinion
Of those• who attended the "At
Horne" sponsored by the Women
Institute in the corriniinity - hall
on._Friday evening. There was a
good ' attendance: and Mrs: B
ibour ''presided. for .a short...p.:07.
gram' •consisting, of singing, piano
duets by Miss Barbara Wilson &
'Kenneth• • McAllister, a ' 'solo by
Mrs• Andrew-Giaunt;_a •-pianosolo -
by,.. Miss Norma Murray and a
reading. Eby Miss .Margaret Miller.
Music; for• dancing, was provided.
by. 'Mr. and Mrs: George Stuart
and by 'Mrs.. Fred McQttjllin and
Mr JacErr ngton-with-Mr: Nel-
son Culbert. calling off. Mrs. Fred
•McQuillin and Mrs. ` Frank Mc-.
Quillin.. Were iri, charge of the ev-
ening's enfertaininent with Miss
W • D. Rutherford, . Mrs. E:. Bar:
tour, Mrs. Cliffe Murray & Mrs
Jaynes Curren in charge of the'
ltinoh..; it is . hoped' 'to' havethese
social events ' frequently •.during
the winter months:.
The Decefnber 'meeting. Of • the
Women's Institute will be .. held
at the home of Mrs. W. A. Mil-
ler . on Thursday afternoon, De-
4 eriiber 6th , at 2,30: Roll tail, A.
Christmas d'custorn 'in our home
and ekchange of Christmas gifts
Costing ' not' More than 50c. The
subject is in charge of Mrs. S.
E. Hayward , and the. prograrn
'coniniittee and hostesses are. Mrs.
G Todd,sand M
Donald: e M ss Beth Mac:
F, . i
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Mr. and .. Mrs. John' ' Carneron
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and Mr. IbonCameron were re-
cent visitors with. Mr. and: Mrs.
James Douglas at 1Vfitchello,
-'Miss Beatrice. McQuillin. ,and
pupils of St. Helens school are
preparing for 'them annual con
cert to be held. in the Commun-
ity Hall on Wednesday;. evening,
Decemnber 5th..•'Keep 'the . date in
COMA NG EVENTS
PUBLIC SCHOOL .CONCERT
The Lucknow. 'Public School
ancert will, be held in, the Town
Hall, Friday night,, December 7th'
at 8.00 ,p.m. Variety .program.
ST. HELEN'S XMAS -CONCERT
A
'musical 'concert by ;St. Hel-
en's school pupils,. will be Pre-
sented in St.. Helen's Community
.Hall, Wednesday, •December 5th
at 8.30: • Admission 35e and 15c.
DANCE 1T. H;OLYROOD
In Holyrood Township Hall on,
Friday, November 30th; under
auspices Kinloss Juvenile Hockey'
Club, Carruthers. .,orchestra, Ad-'
rrrn ssioni,z ,50c. ,, . Draw ,for mantle. '
radio..
AFTERNOON TEA & BAZAAR
• • 'Sale of homemade baking, .sew-
ing ,'and print quilt under alis
picas of.. the, W. A. of Blake's
Church in the Auxiliary .Rooms,
Lucknow; on Saturday; December
1st at 2:00 pain, Afternoon' tea.
• GIRL GUIDE TOYSHOP
•Will,�be: •� �•;pen in the shop ad-
joining' Hedley's Butcher Shop on
Saturday, December' 8th and 15th,.
afternoon anti evening,: and :Wed-`
nesday ,afternoon; December 12th:
Tea will .be' served ori Wednes;-,
day.•
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Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary
Miss . Marion MacDonald was in
the chair and had',clvarge of; the
opening exercises for the ' Nov
enib'er ' meeting, which was held •
at the home of Mrs. Virden.•Mow
bray. Following. 0 .hymn, Mrs:,
Maude Sherwood read the, scrip -
tulle lesson . and the Bible study
on the Ninth Commandment was'
taken by Mrs. Morgan Henderson
Mrs., Wm...Porteous gave a very
interesting reportof thesectional
meeting which was. held at South
Kinloss.: Mrs. Mason, Mrs. S:
Jamieson' arid Mrs. Jack MacDon-:
'aid were appointed to' be on the
nominating committee �A piano
•solo by Miss: Kathleen Mean
tosh' was. greatly enjoyed, as was
alsoa duet by Mrs. Jamieson and
Mrs "Walney. The ;topic "Has
Christianity a message to' the
Hindus", was prepared : by "Miss:
Pearl Henderson' :and read Eby,
Mrs.. Petersen, .1vIrs.. Jack Fisher,
'and •. Mrs.. Jack MacDonald. Mrs.
Mason: gave. the. current events
and follo'wing a hymq, : Mrs: Winn
tclosed;•rwith 'prayer. •
KINLO.UG.H
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If •'You -.Are interested In
• BREF CATTLE ''.E4DING
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An the many beef
cattle 'men..., who . have
• heard Bob 'Spangler talk
on feeding will tell you
that they would: jump
at the chance: to hear,
him again. _Wells here's
their+ 'chance::. . . ariii
yours. He's coming track,"'"
, primed with the "latest -.
information• on' the fol-
lowing subjects.. ':.and,
others: R. E. , (Bob) Spangler.
,HOW DO .THINGS LOOK FOR 1952..?
WHAT ABOUT GRASS SILAGE?
HOW TO. HOLD DOWN COSTS.
SPECIAL. BABY BjEF. PROBLEMS.
WHAT SHOULD WE PAY FOR FEEDE
HOW MUCH . SILAGE?
`PREVENTING; GOING OFF . FEED:
FITTING FOR SHOW. AND 'SALE.
TOWN HALL, WINGHAM
at 2.00,
RS'? ,
�tlsdla31
Make a note Of the place, .the date; the time.
Make. up ;a carload. with your neighbors and be
there : with yourquestions.
ho ar : Hackett� 8• •:c 011t
I �HALMERS an URINA DE ` •
• ALL_ S C .. d.. P . A►LER• -
Stratford • 'spent • the. week -end
with :her father and Mr., & Mrs..
Art Grahany; • •
The funeral of the late F,rebreri
Hodgkinson,,' was held on Satur
' day: `afternoon from the MacLen.-
nan and. MacKenzie funeral par
dors "He was a former resident
of this community. Sympathy is
extended to the ,bereaved. • '
Mr.' and Mrs George •Haldenby,.
Mr.. & Mnrs:. Clare Sperling spent
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-The Rovemriber mewing of -tire
3_11.W._1, was held" at the home of
Mrs. John Barr with ;Mrs. Clark` T
Needham in . the .chair. The meet .
ing opened with hymn. 168 and :
Mrs. • Wesley Guest . led in prayer.
Mrs. Mark Johnston ' readthe
scripture. Mrs Bi11-Burt stn mar -r-
zed the study book which was.
Christian Literature and was read
Eby Mrs. F. Maulden, Mrs., Morley
Bushell, Mrs., John Emerson, 'Mrs.
Perry Hodgins, Mrs. C. Johnston
andaVal B::'Stott. TA-,- genii "Mar
tha's 'Song" was • read by Mrs..
Bausch.. The., word for the roll•
call was "Blessing". ; Business.: was
dealt .with: Christmas ' gifts and
clothing are to be send to :the
Children's Aid Society at. Walk-.
erton. Mrs. H. ,Percy /,grave a read=
ing. "A; dollar on the . red side aid •
on -the black of a church envel-
ope The election of. officers fol
lowed:' pres.; Mrs. Frank Mauld-
en; lst vice, Mrs. *Perry Hodgins;;:..
`'20d vice, Mrs. ;Cliff 'Johnston;
secretary,. Mrs. Morley . Bushehr
treas., Miss Nellie Malcohn; Glad
Tidings sec., Mrs. John ,Barr; Wel-:
come. and, Welfare,, Mrs. Clark?
Neeelha.�ni; 'pianist; .Miss Margaret
'Malcolm.. The .:meeting closed
with hymn • 763 . and prayer by
Mrs. C. Needham. Lunch was ser-
ved. by the Hostesses. .Mrs.Bill
Burt• Will be the, December host -
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the:: week -end with . relatives•• at
.Toronto:
' Mr.. and Mrs. Currie Colwell •
and , Bruce ' visited on Sunday
with Mrs: J. W. Colwell
Mr.' and; Mrs. .Charles Suther
land of Toronto visited Sunday .;
with Mr. and Mrs,; James Hod-.
gins.
• Mrs. Harvey Hodgins returned
home after visiting "with relatives,
at Detroit; . • .
.,.... ....4 .0 0fmtb. roti..;f. , ..ili.o:..4I ,'.:o.m.O 4
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OtiC�
.001;1
• Fanners
The 'H.W,I. will meet. on Dei
cember 6th' at, the home "of Mrs`..
Wm... Eadie. ir Roll call, A Christ-
mas (verse ,arty exchange of gifts,
Conveners, Mrs. Frank Thomp-'
On and Miss Edna Boyle, Cur
rent events, Mrs: P. Hodgins
L'uncl, Mrs, Earl Hodgins & Mrs,
H. Harris ($), Mrs.. Eddie Tflomp-
sorn and Mrs, Ot E111ott:i (c),' •
Mrs.. Dorothy ' Thonipsori of:
HAVE YOUR MEAT PREPARED:
I1 THE PROPER. -WAY,
Clinton, Ontario,
"Phone 282-w. .
*LET US BUTCHER YOUIOG
LET—U-S- -BUTCHER-=••YOUR.--HOG—:Render youur_1ard..- • .
Make your sausage' the old 'fashioned way. (Salt .and.
Pepper only) .. Cure any part. of •your. hog that :you
wish, which consists of: 2 Hams, ,2 'Side Bacon, 2 Cottage
Rolls, 2 Picnic •- Hams; ' Back Bacon.
You can have any of these cuts cured or fresh'. , 'We serve
•Oyer five hundred satisfied customers' ... If you ,don°t
have a hog ready, we will sell you one as .cost price; plus
•the killing'. charges .... 'Our pr.' es have not advanced.
:They are: same as of four yeareago ..: Our Large turn-
_over' allows' tis .to keep our "-rices down . All Meat
• goes: straight to our new, modern refr'i �eration as soon
g g
as `butchered: .
• • BEEF. BY THE. QUARTER.
When in need have a
of beef by the quarter, see us. We
choice selection 'to pick from but to, your own tastes,
15 -MINUTE; SERVICE
We guarantee satisfied customers as all our employees are
packing -house experiencedand are .at your, service
at all times:
„ LARD SPECIAL .
Bring" in your own container and we will Lill it with pure,
kettle` home rendered lard' for only; 20c per lb. ,
In order to get.the,prompt, reliable Service we guarantee;
HOGS MUST BE BROUGHT IN ON . MONDAYS ONLY
[''or further instructions and .delivering' of jtr)i r: hog, ;contact:
GEORGE ALTON• Phone 84..9, Dungannon