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THO, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW •ONTARIO
DNESDAY4 DECEMBER
re'k hoairxgthctt
anta brings .1ots
of good things.
your way!
Thank you,
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TQNSSUPERTE
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Died A# His
�Prederich Charles Johnston of
2 Lucknow passed, away 'at
his horne on Wednesday, 1 ecen -,
ber 15. • He was.74
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel
l,ucknow, •on Friday, .December
17th.
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery.. .
&ownieNews
on `Puesday., December.l4th,
the 1st Luc'know. Brownie Pac.R met
at the Town Hall, After all had'
gathered they left'for Wiii, laaii
Hospital ;
•Upon arrivin;.at..th, hospital.
.they were,given'a verynteresting
tour• ley: some Ofthe. nurses. What
:seemed to'ca•tch. the .Brownies
interest„ irtost. were. the babies in
the::nursery, and•the Many eye
catching `Christmasdecorations• on
'the windows, and t.hroughour the'
hospital•:
:We•.would like• ro thank the
ladies Who took .cars they, .were
Mrs; 'Murray , Mrs; Phillips`,,.
s:. •Little, Ivlrs •12aynard. and:
Mrs. Greer.
Next week will be the Brownie
Christmas Party and this will be
ourlast nieetin'until January.
.To all .our
friends, we extend our very.
wishes for a most joyous holida`
offer your appreciation for .your, patron.
ARNOLD'S GENERAL STORE
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✓1lf
We want Ito say 'a sincere'. "thank
you ,to all.our.gre:at friends 'and wish
them all, .the laughter, fun -and. good •••
cheer--of---this' .happy he day season..77`
LIOTT"$
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r riming with : the
best -o f ' holiday' .cheer.
.hope this' Christmas
is the merriest
and 'happiest
for you and all
oti o,ed tones..
LUCKCNOii .
and:;Nlrs.' Art 'McDonald.,;
Culross,were hosts to .Sth:conces-
sion.friends and neighbours' of Mrs.
Charl:es4steel , who'. moved from'
her farm, between the:8th and'
10th,conce sign, to•lier new: home'
in Teeswaser'
The evening was spent in play-
ing cards and a delicious lunch
was enjoyed .by everyone. Mrs..
Ken, Mac onald presenteci,Mrs
`Steel with •a purse 'of rrmoney'-and:
with well chosen. words: extended,
best.w.ishes ft` m; the community
to her for fli cute.
WHEN SANTA
k.
CONTINUED FkOl,l'AGE'23:••
seemed 'as though the:breaks:were
coniiinl his way until he tried to
.et bis_ihirt_off _• But-. it was-'
So. wet le just couldn't manage it,
and firia•lly had to waken his
,wife, "John", she said:as she
tried to -wrest the •shirt froth' her
husband's back, .".have yoti:keen
dancing again?" ,Santo thou.s.14
fast ,, and decided the hest course
Was , to offer r,n'alihi for the wet •
sh.irt,.''whi-1e evading ;the errrbar
assing question. ".,Mother'' , h'e
'said ; •"That• schooiliouse�w.as so
hot I thought :I would roast ...Just'
irnYigirie.rlie in that-.fiir coat and
cap •for nearly an hour , in a 'room' •
crowded .with people _anti a good :...
w/trallf re ire the, :stove , " .• That
seerned to •quiet her fears,.and
Itncle.crept into bed and went off
t� sleep.withotit Much' qualms, of
conscience. T'he incIident was.
closed, so .fk r•..L,as Vie:-wars.-ronrer!Icd-.
It,would have reinairied that :..
.way were it: not _for a tittle six
year old grand -daughter ,who ,
rushed- in the Text rnornirig, arid
in the,ptesernbe of .Grandrna greet-
ed the old. thusly; ' We.II , . Grandpa':
how do you, feel after your jig?
rt w:as an embarrassing rnorncrit.
for Santa Claus. as his better half
cast a looRcoT disappto'a.l at }sine',
and contented herself with one
word , "john"q, ,. ,
y
e hope
that Santa '
• is bringing
good things•your,..
way.. Thank you for
your loy.at Patronage.
JOHNSTONE and SON
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FURNITURE
theek. Sdrit +rrartt's to
mdke 'sure . Overy d"e ail r"3'
us 'rrghf so yob...
v. can have the'
merriest, hd'ppiest .Cl rrttro s ever[
RIPLEY MEAT MARI 9
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