The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-11-11, Page 4fI
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' LUCii.NOW,ONTARIO
THURS., NOVEMBER llth, 1943
WE ALSO
BUT
all Kinds of
IaOULT Y
Lorne McLennan
°Furina Dealer, 'Lucknow
Mrs. Jack °:Gardner and Caryl
'were NiZ ting , friends in Toronto
'last week.
Miss `Dordthy Gaxnrn a of Luck-
• stow spent a day 'with 'her aunt,
Mrs. "Bribe* Andrew. °
MFr ,•and Mrs W G• ffunter and
Marlene were recent visitors -with(
'Mr•: and Mrs. George Henry • of
:Belfast:
Mrs. Andrew. McKa'gue of Tees
Water, iVir. • an&Mrs. James Craig
af'St Augustine visited with rMr
and Mrs.: Will Gardner on' Tiles-.
Mr.' Will. Ritchie has :rented
Mrs. Robt. Andrew's fartn:
LAURIEI
Miss Isabella Hamiltonhas se-
cured a position in , London. •
Miss -Lois -McLean` underwent'
a tonsil operation in I;incardine,
Hospital.
A number of people of this Itis-
trot 'attended the Harris -Fergus-
on reception held last, Thursday
evening jCoi Ripley. Mall. •
Mr. and ,Mrs. Hamilton Clut-
ton . and two children of God-
erich and Miss- Eliza. Cook, R.N.
of Owens Sound . spent Sun-
day "with Mr. and Mrs..Henry
MacKenzie:
Mrs. Jack Bradley' spent a few
days last oweekF with her parents,
Mr and Mrs.; Joseph, ..Hackett 'of.
Lucknow. : ..
• Mrs, D. A. McLean was .taken
by surprise last .Saturday even-.
ing when the ladies ,of the Laur-
ier •quilting .group, all dressed tqa
in Hallowe'en costume called .and,
"presented her, with a lovely gift
before moving.to`her new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elliott,'
of Holyrood 'recently visited with:
Mr. and Mrs. Thos.; Robb. •
LAN SIDE
•
Mr-. and Mrs. Robert Stewart
on Monday were called to cope
to .Wingham where their dau-
ghter Mrs. -Lorne McAllister was
operated ,on fo appendicitis
Mr. Jack Johnson is having an
auction 'stale of his farm stock
and implements on :Friday.
Mrs. Albert Taylor. � of Toronto
spent the week -end with her par-
ents;,: Mr.. and Mrs. J. B 1VMrri
ison. :
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin
and baby, Mrs. D. H. Martin,-
Ars-
artin,Ars. Win. Martin. and Bill . were"
Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and'
Mrs. R. Stewart, •
'United Wig. held their
November meeting on Wednesday
last . at the home of Mrs. Iva
Conley and the Presbyterian
M. S. was held the same day
at 'the home of Mrs. Robert Scott.
Mr.' and Mrs. George . Mowat,
Mr: and .Mrs. Hannuseh, all :o
'Kitchener, were weekendvisitors
with Mr. and Mts. Ralph 'Cask,
inette and on Monday Mr. 'Mowat
Hannusch and, Howardw Caski�a„
$e'tte motored to Lion's Head and.
'enjoyed a fishing expedition.Mrs..
Steffler. of Hespler ' also accom=
panted them andvisited with'. her
bxothe:,. i1r._. Caskinette.
Miss. Violet -Culbert spent the
week -end with ' her parents at'
Crewe. • • '•.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry "McKenzie'
spent Monday in London.•
..
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MceLan
and family,. moved ' last . Tuesday
to' their new. home. on the boun-
Miss Elsie Ritchie. silent thea
week end n Goderr.ch; 'and :Lon-
don. `
Mr. an Mrs. Jas.. McKay . of
Hyatt mere—recent--_visitor-
with, Mr., and Mrs. ' Wesley Rit-
chie:
CARLOAD
OTATOES
TO* ARRIVE '
No more elpensive than
home-grown .and quality
' . Guaranteed.
Leave orders . at. st%re 'for
delivery off car.
Finlayson
Bros.
'PHONE..9"4.
ry..
ST. HELENS
The November meeting of the.
Women's Institute , was held in
:the Community Hall with Mrs.
Gordon McPhersonpresiding and
with 18 ladies ' present. The roll'
Ball was well'r.esponded to, by A
wartime supper dish. Mrs. Itice,
Mrs. ''Cameron, Mrs. McPherson
and Mrs. T J': Todd were ap-
pointed. to arrange for an en-
tertainment, The 'motto "Early,
to bed• 'and early to • rise" was
taken by Mrs. McKenzie Webb.
It was reported that Christmas
boxes had been sent to ten boys
overseas. Readings were given by
Mrs. Bali, Mrs..Earl Durnin and,
Mrs. "Rice. - The -topic was in
charge of Mrs. Gordon who read
an article on `.`The Churchill Wo -
Men visit Canada". Mrs, Cameron
conducted • a quiz contest and Mrs.
'Thom a soap contest. Tickets
axe ' for sale . on ' an apron, for
Which the lucky • ticket 'will l be.
drawn at the Decmeber rneeting.
Lunch was served by the host-
esses, Mrs. R. J. 'Woods and Mrs.
W. A. Humphrey. The Red Cross
quilting will be held on Friday,
November ,19th.
iiMN �`-�MY/i''riw••w ".r.w....n..rti"'.'M�
S,E_✓.+ df, e u
. �uxziber : h ,
�'�R.:SA�E �OR 41N �5O191`RES-45, + �o ZIf,OtY'.1�
f,
good ewes. IIMB,OUD 'PERCY, R 9about t5'0 lbs. Apply
1 Bofyrnod, ,Phone Ripley 18-i7 11344-1411INTER, E. 1 kimiknew.
RAW FURS "WAND Wing
--hlghe'stt FOR
' � '2 ,registered Here -
ices
ices Tp ud. 'Bend ecr bring "•theme lord tuns, one 21rears.old and
to'n1400.,NP CE, W4 haxn.. one . 9 m + n-tlre. Angus /Graham,Fon
50 sant= vtineits t R. <5 Dudknow, Phone 26-r-2, Rip-
Miss Laura Currie of:: Kitchen-
er spent • 'the week -end at her
home. .
The Langside Red Cross •held
their sodial evening .;last Friday
night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John . Reid. The •attendance
was 43 which : was splendid con-
sidering the night was very • rainy
and disagreeable. 'Gaines were
-played -till 1 -dclock •-whe l`5
games of bingo were then en
joyed with Mrs: Bill Scott 'win-
-ping the Special • prize.. The Fol
lection was $7,00: It was carried
by show of .hands to have an-
other bingo next Friday. Mr. • and
Mrs.' 'Ivan-' Conley . invited . the
society to their \home for the ,ev-
ening, By show.` of 'hands it was,
carried to, have a box social and
dance the • following Friday in
the Foresters Hall aild the com -
. raittee---t-obe -responsible for that
evenings entertainment. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reid were tendered a 'vote
of thanks by the •president ,Vic-
tor. Einerson• this ' was heartily
endorsed by all. • The meetin
closed with. the' -singing, of th
National Anthem.
Mr. Norville Reid and Margar
et, Mr.` and Mrs: Clarence Rei
and' baby, . all of Hensall spen
Sunday. with Mr. and .Mrs. Joh
Reid. :
@
xxtoxiths ,old::
day. • ' • .
-MOM= or phone '397 • Nin
beam, 'Ont.
"
.ToOR 'SA'1.E�2�rter•=Qak side-
oard, small cook stove and
lounge. • Apply -to T. W. SMITH.
Central Garage ... .
EE T/IEDIffERENCE PIMA MAKE'
GIVE YOUR FLOC) A WEEK'S TREATMENT .WITH
Puiina Chek-R-ToU
'A TONIC with ingredienta that knock out the roundworms. ,
Purina Fatesra Checkers 1
:_. _.._�_....... -ABOUT-MIME,.POUNNDS .per -bird. will -•give,. yMilk:-
Fed A Finish in two weeks.
FOR HOGS• -Add
•
1 Bag Hog Chow to each 5, bags Chop Produce 4
Hogs per ton of Chop instead of. just 2
Complete Sanitation Line always on hand
Lorne MacLennan, 'Phone 11-w
,•
en
UgS►T;-=a 'flanelette blue border,
ariket, ' between Lucknow . :and
Blake church. Finder .ple9selea ?:et
at Sentinel Office. • • .
FOR SALE Hog and'' Poultry=.
oncentrates; «also shell maker for
poultry..:. S. E. ROBERTSON,,
I.:ucknow: •
AUCTION SALE of town pr,°p`°
.erty: and household effects .on.
Patrick St., Wingharn, Saturday,
ovember `13th at 1.30. Property.
will be of ered subject to `a -res-
,
erved bid. Matt .Gaynor, Auc.
AUCTION SALE of 55 head of.
choice cows and. Durham feeding
cattle at LH
Lot .14, Con. 4, uron
Twp., Thursday; November lath.
6 months' credit, no reserve.- Geo:,
McGillivary,' 'Prop.;; ". Donald 13:
Blue, • Auc.
g,
d
n:
RMSTI RO,
OPTOMETRIST
UcKOW
• 'BACU WEDNESDAY
'ltrROM,
. .1G .p;;m. eta =S o'dslOek
AT •WM.rr SCHMID'S .STORE
O
•A:UCTION SALE ;of farm Prop—
erty, stock, implements, etc.: of
the Estate of Michael Courtney,
half mile north of_ Kintail. Wed
nesday; Nov. 17th. See bills. Leo
Courtney, administrator; Donald.
B.
,Blue, Auc. ,
AUCTION SALE of farm stock
and. implements''at'. WH Lot 2,.
Con. 13, Ashfield Township on
Friday,, Noveznbei 19th. See bills
for list and terms. Wm: W Hogan
{15"rop:; Matt Gaynor, A.uc.-
The .Langside Y:P.S. ,held their
social evening at the hone of,
Mr. and' Mrs. Billie. Simpson. on
Monday evening. •
Mr. Neil , MacCallum . spent ' a
few days "this week With Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Conley.
P. Stuart MacKenzie'
BARRISTER. 8rr SOLICITOR
;Walkerton,., Ontario.
-IN . 'LUCKNOW
Each' Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At Gr• H• SMITH'S OFFICE
•
AUCTION SALE, at the Stock
Yards; Ripley, on Thursday, Nov -1
ember ' 18th. 40 'choice •'spring
Wes; 25 yearling cattle;' 10'
heifers in calf, springing; 5
cows, springing; 5 cows due in
January, and a number: of breed-
ewes.. All calves and yearl-
ings bought in. Huron. Township
and district. Thomas Harris, Prop.
Donald B. Blue, Auc.
ABOUT 60 OXFORD breeding
ewesfor sale or to • let out on
.hares; 'O ford rams • and ram
lambs and 1 Leicester ram,; also
draught . filly. 'JOAN FARRISH, •!
R. 7' Lucknow, 'Phone . Dungan-
non 82-r-13.
A teacher 'caned for, sentences
using the word ``beans".
"My fath 'r grows beans", , said
the bright boy'of the class.''
"14y .. mother cooks beans",
came from another pupil.
Then a third piped up:
"We are all human beans".
•
HATCHING EGGS WANTED. We
require ;Breeding flocks all breeds
tb supply us with hatching eggs
for 1944 hatching season) Flocks
culled and bloodtested free.
Guaranteed premium. paid. Also
wanted turkey flocks to supply
hatching eggs. Apply Tweddle
Chic Hatcheries, Limited; Fer-
gus,. S ntario.
Wanted
STEADY: ,YEAR ROUND EM
PLOY1V1ENT FOR ONE Olt
TWO MEN IN, BOARDING'
ROOM, . TEXTILE PLANT,
BRUCE ::COUNTY.
STANDARD` WAGES..\
APPLY AT the Employment
and Selective Service Office,
Walkerton, Ont.
Blue's Auction
Sale Rr*ter
Thurs., Nov. 11-55 head of
choice .cattle;, Con. 4 Huron
.`. ,Twp. George McGillivary,
Prop.•
Friday,, Nov. 12 --stock, in-
plements, • household effects
Con. 1, Huron Twp:; mile'
west ;of . Ambei•ley. Albert
J. Brown, Prop.
Wed., Nov. 17 --Estate Michael
Courttiey,^ half mile north
of Kintail. • •
Thurs., •Nov. 18--85 head of, -
cattle at suck yards, Ripley.
-Thos. Harris, Prop.
Donald 'B B. BIue&. Ant.
ASH -FIELD S NOTES n MAF KING
Mrs. T. M. Anderson :returned
-horn one Saturday evening after
spending 'the week visiting rela-
tives at Hamilton, Brantford. and
Stratford.
We are sorry' to hear. Mt: Nor-
man Shackleton is 111 with pneu-
monia. His .daughter, -Mrs. Walter
Scott is 'taking care 'of him. • '
Visitors . on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick were
Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Atkinson and 4
Mrs. Broad of Godericli,•Mr: avid
Mrs. Roy Atkinson of Sarnia.
A raid -week service for Bible
study and prayer will be hekt 1
Mrs. James -Cook is visiting .her
..brothe Mr: G -E. l e'Donag dry
ing the past week.
Miss Helen Gilmore of Ham-
ilton andher little niece., Teresa
Kretz, spent the week -end with
her parents., , ,
: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ritchie,
Lyai and: Jean spent an evening
-With Mr. and Mrs. A. Helm.,
AC2. ' Eldon Buckingham ,of
Montreal spent ,the ' week -end'
with his parents. i•
Mr. and Mrs.. Will -Helm and
children visited . with • Mr. and
Mrs. Les Ritchie.one evening last
week, :
at Mr. Ernest : Blake's on Thurs-
1 day evening ' with Rev: Howseas
leader:
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hallam an ;el
family spent Sunday at Parkhill
at her uncle's, Mr. Williams.
Cecil Johnston had a bee in his
bush on Thursday p.m. A twin-
ber of men of ',Blake's and Hack,
ett's appointments : cut about 15
cords of wood for ltev: G. Howse
which will keep the parsonage
comfortable for the whiter
months.:
Mrs. 1a. Blake returned home
on -Saturday after three weeks in
Lucknow with Muriel. Phyllis re-
mained ' in town with her thts
week,
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