The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-02-24, Page 51
TliIii a- RUAtY 24t1}, 1049
I ceurn Theatre
Two Shows Each Night ;
FIRST 'SHOW AT '7.15
•
To NIGHT THU1tSD !►Y
JAMES MASON,. .•' ;
• ` DEBORAH 4E'it
in -;-
Hatters. Castle
(Ault Entertainment)
•
FRIDAY do SATURDAY
Zs,
' FE$RYl'A►RY 26
:TED' -DON 1►L' DSON, •
STEPHEN/ DUNNE,
SON OF •' RUSTY
'Matinee Saturday: at x.00 p.m;
MONDAY & TUESDAY+.
FEBRUARY 28,' MARCH 1
'ESTHER, WILLIAM$, .•
PETER. •LAWFORD:
tt W t
You
hn.an Isla d ., .
WEDNESDAY
&THURSDAY
.;:
MARCIf 2 g •,•
PAIILETTE'GODDARD,'
MCDONALD CAREY',
in•
ZAR
1
Some foods heat theblood bid
.oiher seryed'nsame Testa
ta. is
an 1
zria-ke it bpi'. .
I
°THE L,
CARD OF • THANKS
George Habkirk •wishes. to Most
sincerely say '`thank you" to • all.
his friends who have remembered.
him with ca;. f1-oat-_-and=.-treats
George appreciates it very much.
Jim-1'hillips wishes to," express.
his sincere 'thanks to: friends and
neighbors who so. kindlyrerr'iein-
'ibered him -while in the hospital,
arid • to those 'who extended, a;
helping ,,hand to Mrs: 'Ph'illips.
Jim .Durnin of St, :Iglens' wish -
.
es . to: .extend his most hearty
thanks to all those Who so kindly'
remembered ed him invarious ways
,.while he was rn .Victoria . Hespi-
J R.. McIY0b wishes to:Ue'c cess
his sincere thanks for the '•nrany.
'acts of • kindness extended'• nim
urhile a 'patient in Whigham. Hos•=
liital . A111' 'these thoughtful re
m,entbrances wererriuch apprecia=
•tea. •
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Haldenby
and family ;wish to thank . their
friends •: and n•eighbors for :the
,kindness •shown 'tt em in their re.:
cent bereavement. 'Special thanks
to Rev..' L , W.. Owens,' the pall-
bean ers . and .those that • sent : flow-
ers.
•
GET T `; .
bFF O A : GO D
.. � O START
with Bray • Chicks Early in -the
• year ohicks.; igetthe better ,priced
Markets. . Pullets, •cockerelsi• mix
ed,; started. Ask for .pricelist;• and
list 'of daily :specials: Agent
D. R 'FINLAYSON, Lucknow
Steady Winter in B: C.
Writing 'from Mission City, B.C.,
Jim Parket 'says'. they • have had''it
pnettY'::
, rough there this. Win-
ter , ,with snow 'and :frost, since
De
cemb
er 4th.`. The. letter, was.
wxit6e n February l4 h, and
it
had been sn4Ti :'all day.
iii■■.immiue■i mmimmiiuuh' ..ass u■.umn ieirsir.•ium
I_C�
Codi Tete Line of , Hog,. Poultry.
. and • :Dairy Feeds .'with' 'molasses.....
Corn,
Bran,
Oats, •Wheat, ' Barley
Shorts ' and Middlings.
SOYA •BEN OIL -MEAL
vailable for. •March ' delivery This
will` replace oil cake.
'releaven Milling Compan
Phones: I�ay 9, Night 123.
u
•:■
■
•
0
■.
■.
O
■
■
■
O ,
■
•
.,
■
•
15,■
•i
■
.0.
•a
■
a
ROMs" IUIUU•t 1.1.1iii■■l•i■0Ui•■ipi■■ii■iU1'■■is,1111 ■'ir
You .Are Feeding..Better Feeds Wheii You:`,
•
Brandi :Feeds
`Try. These And 'You Wifi 'Like Them
,PIG' STARTER,,. CHICK 'STARTER
HOG GROWER GROW MASH
• W ,RATION • LAY MASH
HOG MINERAL,'
r'IiNERAL •:: , •• OYSTER SHELLSiEL
HOG CONCENTRATES GRIT - . "
• *'. SALT' , . , / ' DAIRY•. RATION
:'' CALF M DAIRY. CONSENT CATTLE MINERAL
:CONDIT DICERS TONIC WORM 'MEDICINES
Free Delivery Service on Toy •and , Half Ton Lots
ticktioW ittrictow eatve;
1 NOi S NT1N:Elr, 1,UCKNQW ONTARIO:
fEDERATIO'N ' NEWS
tB . W. V., Roy)
After repeated .attempts, eau
federal. 'mexriTier - o Parliament,
Mr, W. H. Golding, has finally
been able. to. convince the Veter;
unary Branch of. the. Dominion
Department. of ' 'Agrieulturd • that
it' was most ',urgent to coininence
the TB: test of cattle in..the. Cotun-
ty. This. work was -begun last'
week, ,;when two men arrived in
Clinton on Monday, February 14.
to •actually commence. work oa
'the project.`''
A.aty fanners ,anaaiousv;to•have
their 'leads:•tested at an :early :.date•
should 'make • a rplication to, Dr:
Childs,. The Veterinary.: Director.
Genei°a1,. Health • of Animals;
.Branch,' Ottawa. v:
The;:' president 'of .•the County.
ederataori, . W R.: Ldbib of C1in-
tori has been ' chasm ; .bo' go to
Ottawa along with a.`;delegarti,on
from Middlesex,' •band '"adjoining
Counties ,to protest the condenxr=
ation ',being: paid .;on, cattle etuid
:to f.be ;:reactors' on the T'B'. test
• "Food .in saps clothing" was
the topic :far disco cion, at Farm
Forums on Monay eveming,;Feb-
ruiary. ' 7th: Fortuna • decided `.fat
advertising of toad products ;was.
:in rhe :.best • interests of the pro-
duper,• • bust fiindaan a 1 its -the
pradni,cirig of. ,a. qualitt:.' product.,
Highcway East Forum .in .Huroi•
tells ..o. -a marl w-hio:raised a-large-
family,
arg"e-•family; ten girls: When the last.
one Married,:'the : imen of his age
congratulated hian:: Said'. the old
fellow, "That's nothing. If ra•;man'
raises ' ises :good stuff, he•. has :no
& W'a1e • to •.gent •rid 'of it"
Both, ., Tom' Pride ' and Johzi.
Hanna,
.our provincial 'members
,of Parliament, have . ' promised
strong support in . preventing. the
oma n if acturers .of.. inargerine. in
copying the `color'.and appearance:
buitrter .
9
;Cc rites ve Simon.
Hallahari, Blyth,
Bertram- Klapp,
Zurich' and. `W V. ,,Roy, Clintvri,
attended the annual meeting of
C1:,F ;& G A;.in the King Edward
:Hotel; ;Toronto, On, Saturday,.Feb-.
:ruary: 19th. The meeting got'. un-
lerway. in. ; "Vanity ;Flair". ':at', .10
a un.
KINGSBRIDGE
Miss Margaret' Foley : is spend
ing a few. weeks .in Detroit.
Mr. and .Mrs. $lai►se. •• Martin,
Mx. and.Mrs.'W. Lannari and Mr. .
Louis Hogan Were in 1 aniilton ori
Saturday ..attendiirg • the 1Vlartin
Kirty wedding
'Mr. 'and Mrs Nape Martinagent
'the week -end: an.'Haimilton.
Mrs.. Ly+a1 Lannan visited her•
sister, Mass Fl;oa°eaice Larribertus
in Hamilton, • for •a :few days.,
Mrs 'Edwin Myers : and infant
son•arrived home 'froth Goderich
,Hospital.
Mrs •;Philip Hagan ,•visited"
and . Mrs..Theodore Redn and •for'
a few 'days.
'OJNDARY EAST., .
r::: cQu l iii ce e.r:`
'his 8th birthday on Saturday'xby
atrrening a family 'dinner .given.
in is honor at' the home of .. his
son, .Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McQuil
lin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson,
and. son Donald" were here from
Toronto far the occasion. His
.other...Son Evan; -with Whom he'
makes his' home, was' also present'
at the dinner. ,Mr: McQuillin is
enjoying quite . good :health and
is quite active in spite of his` ripe'
old age.
Mrs. '. M E. Carruthers ` and
Messrs. Irwtrrand D. s: Garruth-
erstet Sntrida ,.i y at Geo • eorg
a Fish
e
Miss Yvonne MacMillan return-
ed 'to Lorldo•rn on Tuesday .'after•
spending the' 1E5'1/414 week dt' her
-home here .:.... :._�
The St Helen's Young People ,
presented `their • play , "Uncle Cy
•
Presents
Thursday, Friday,Saturday, February 24, 25, 26
The most famous; outlaw. in American history .,'• .., a house-
hold word for years made an Outlaw by circumstances
OAS was;• .•
.. -Jesse.
This. picture broke,.: llany attendance recoards' wherever *.
spla•yed. Star•
Tyrone Power, Henry:Fonda'
• Supported' by the. :best Hptywood, .character. aacto
lus Cartoon and News `Reel
� •
Matinee .Saturday: at, 2.00, p.m.
Monday, Tuesday; Wednesday, Feb. 28, Mar. 1, 2
Here it is folks' Like ;an -artist who is p roud of lis greatest
painting, se arewe, in ; ►resenting
Wordscannot; describe it:. Don't let anything else take away,
the extreme pleasure of seeing this remarkable production
and it • features • your favor::te stars=
Jeanne Crain, Dana. Andrews; "Dick Haymes,
Charles' Winniger apd ' Percy Hilbride
Dron`'t `be among those ; "I wish I: Thadn't missed it„ folks'
Low Starts at 7..15'
Sterart . Lavis.' Lucknow
Hits A New ' High" in .the' White-
church. hall Ion; Friday evening'
which• was crowded to Capacity.
The 'play 'Was' well'. presented . and
a good laugh from start to finish;
The ,monthly community niht.
was held Community Mem-
orial 'Hall
em-
oriai-Hall `in
Whitechurch on
Fri
.day eveni igGanes were enjoy-
`ed with ,.lsdbel Elliott: and > Leroy
• Ryan winning high ,prize at. crok
Finale . and Joanne Casemore and
Jimmy:: ;Gaunt the` low ,,prize '
',Euchre prizes were won by Mrs.
Lorne Johnston and A1;an Miller
with , consolation prizes going" to
.Mrs. McLean and Ken Zinn. Nat
Thompson.' 'won the :lone hand
prize. Afterlunch was. 'served by
'the ladies m charge. the "remain
der of the evening was spent' in
,dicin;g to,
the Ryan orchestra.
•
•Presbyterian Y: i' .; S,
The Presbylterian Young People
held their' : regular, meeting aa;
Tuesday, : Feibruary: ' 15th. The.•
meeting 'opened • 'With: .*Alin 19
followed ' by .the Lord's prayer •in'
uni ' n -
so Ray MacKenzie xead the ' .
;scripture. lesson.' :and Ardonna<
Johnston :.tbok-the topic After a .
solo by Norma Sherwood
457'. was sung Miss Pearl: Hen -
d efs � . coo ucttc the Bible study
and' Ruth' Johnston played a piano
solo:' Betty Miller gavea reading
and Mary and.. Morley_ Chid and
•
Winnie. Stewaa7t played : a !cornet •
trio, Hymn , 666 :was sung and Dr."
MacDonaild...;'closed the • meeting
with -'prayer_ Atter the,. meeting
Marian: .MacDonald, •' conducted
several. contests: and: lunch
served.
emitters
•
.and'
PLAIN' -DRESSES
FOR
ONLY
a Ams
. EFFECTIVE. UNTIL' FRIDAY, MARCH 4..
kup and Deliveries each.
'uesday and"Friday, at
CO gra ti's, Barber..
,t*
•,
A
$ •
«.r
•
•
•
•
4
♦1