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'sani■trr date ii much beyond expectations; •
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Whit,* .e are • worn b QTH L l)tES,AND GENTT.E
MEN land our selection partic by:
fox . he women is, (as far
•aa information,. ouris. concerned): mush superior aid more.
' comprehensive than spy; shown in • this; section,, of. Western
Ontario: ••
• Prices start at ..$1.98 ..per pair
in all -sizes for Women And we have"a variety'. of these excel -
ie •makes-=" QUNSTONS"' `•GALES":: "S Cris O G. C 1 N S
CHATEUAINE "MEDCALF'►� '
THE „VERY `LATEST and .NEWEST, IS :WHITE;
ILLIS SHOE STORE
TBE ,h$ARING., ' SHOE STORE:' OF SURON• COUNTY=-Wingham
raroW
r,it- ,
KINLOUGR
Mrs, Abe Stringer of Kincardine
has. been visiting her sistQr, Mrs.
WmKaake'-
...
:
and Mrs.' Hur : Ba11 Mr; and
_...14,.rs.George ,Haldeynd fa ly,
visited; ;Thursday at '11. McGuire'$,
Olivet,
Mr, 'Earl Percy' left en Mpnday.
' for Verthern Ontario; :where he ip
tends, spending some time: •
Miss Evelyn !McLean 'was: a week
end: visitor with. her friend, Mis>i
Belle 'Hewitt, Kinloss.
Mr. W. Tweedy returned home of
ter spending the past few months
with .,:relatives at Porti; Colbourn
Mr, and Mrs. B hnaton'9f Lis
towel were recent rsiters •agit'h, the;
latter'a'. •parents, Mr,_ nd ,Mrs. •H, -A:
Graham:
• The .spring meeting of 'tie 'Bruce
Deanery, will •be held en, .Tuesday,.
i(N
For the as four: weeks' Mr. Jno.
" Helm has waged •a' stubborn battle
against pneumonia . and the: attendant
heartORections-,whichfrequently
accompany it: or. •follow 'in -the,, wake
of this • disease. Considering .his
state of health at the outset of the
attack, his resistance has. ' been . re-
markable •
Ipiurt Albert; -this -Week,-after Spending
a., week at her -home •here:`'
The Zion softball team,' has organ-
ized for the' coming''seaaon with the
following • ,officers—manager,: Fred
Anderson; 'ass't. manager,: Wes, Rit-
chie;' 4ee'y:-tress., W. T.. Gardner;
coach,' Jack Gardner; captain, Will
,.., lunter;g
__com,,. Andy. Ritchie_n
.and Cecil • Gardner. A group. compris-
;int teams from St..''Helens,; Dungan-
'soil, Belfast and Zion, has beep form-
ed again this .year.: ,Home and home
games -„will be , played.,” Zion's first.
' game 'will be on Friday' evening, when,
they entertain their, old `rivals
—St,
Helena ,. at: `Zioi.. �.
Miss •IIs Saunders, 9th% .con.,is
assiatingMrs: `Will ; Gardner th-is`
week.'.
•
11f essrs, • ,
Charlie Andershn) "Sidney
nth, Jim Gardner, Jack ititaie'and
Will. Hunter, spent the afternoon of
:Slay 24th, in ' Goderich..
will beheld at Hackett's Church on
lune 21st. Reserve. the date and: wa .ch
for further announcements. • •
Word has:been been. received:" . by his
friends here that Mr. Edmund Gard-
ner, who. has• been attending the
recentlyi
, received- ' degree --a• nd is
now a full fiedged.ehemist. CAtigratu-
lations: r•
The s ' of ; aett'$ M:.S;
entertainedladiethe • zneHnvckbers of ; Nile,
Port Albert,' Blake and ,Zion , auxil-
tares,' on -Tuesday : afternoon, 'last
week'. A . very enjoyable arid. profit-
able „
rofit-_able.. meeting„ is'-:- reported 'by..,those.
attending.
A hfi Id•Lade' Aid Garden ,Party
A 'PP ointed Returnin Officer # ' 1
g• O r
Mr. 'McKibben . of... Winghani, re.
ceived the appointment aa• Returnin_'
Officer. 'for Huro 'a-Ernce Electoral
District last week. Mr. W , H. Logan
Teeswater, ,was•'chosen as his secre-
tary :.
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•
Mrs. J. ' B. Hodgkinson, Messrs:
,Wilbert and Joe were to London a
aylast week;
Mr, B. Hodgins of ''Centralia • visits
'Pd last week at W..` Boyles. • •
CREWE.
Mr:.George Nixon spent last week.
with' his sister,. Mrs., : Whitley.
A' nurriberfrom: here. attended the
"r o opper.-apt. runny �ts�- on
24th. „
Mr. and Mrs. • Rob,,. Reed, of Port
-Elgin spent the week end with, Iriends
here. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gray of Gode-
rich; are spending a few ''days with
their 'daughter;' Mrs. M. Shackt eton.
.
Mr.' and: Mrs. 4t brey, ,f•Iiggins and
-son ark; 'returned . to -Detroit' on Sun-
day, .after visiting friends; ..here and
in I:ucknow.
Mr. ` 'Spence' Irvin:. of . Go-clench,
called ;on. friends' here on:' Saturday.
The CreweLawn- Social will-, be
held ',on the Church' lawn, on' Friday.
June: 8th: Tea. served from 6 to 8.:
after..' which ' a play _l'Listen ":Ladles"
will , be rase ' edT'by_GQder:a eb . T)raY
tic Club. Come. and ' enjoy a real
THE
�UCKNQW ' SENTINEL
PnbUahed artery. Thursday• morn/
st Lneknow, 'Ontario,
%firs.' A. D. MacKenzie-= Proprietor
• .'Campbell ; Thompson—.Publiaper
THURSDAY, MAY 314, 1944
The_se who ha're not been follow•.
nig; the: Ne TCanads"-Mevement may
lisle— "Just what : is it?" Itis a
movement ,to . band ,together 100,000
•of ' Canadian Youth to; 2' study ' our
(present economic. and . social pro-
I.ileina and, :through. study, to . take
actio : It is, as, yet, in , its ',study
phase but a program of 'action: is
being gradually built; Believing, that
'1ark.C4e., 'aa a clasar.. •,li±}ve purtekeu•
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Proof aga i rest
Lig htn,Fire, ind
it permanent payiny invest`.went
neemenevamen
ummeteessemena
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` )Fervent apootane4w '
eombei on.:• :• ydoes,
tree n;;Sup.,
'rimer ecoiloneic'group thea:
Brie termer, needs, an: eiiwrery "new
.tear i ' the ;t}ovement ' takes - as ity.
slogan ',iSave Agriculture wave:
vanaua". ,
• John_ Martin's radio ' talk .'..last
1'nursuay night on ''The'„ Challenge.
of. the, presen>:'Crisis" • gave .us seine.
Fiery ^ interesting' thougnts. in intro-
,
, his. subject. ,he : reminded us:
-A crisis is .a • cOndition. where: the
Forces Of iiia and . the: forces ells
.teal.: are' :,present at :the;'same, time
aut;ir• wnditions frequently'occur
.r.e rn ysical rives. of individuals.
.ory records , 4}10414r,:,,crises"• in ` the
lives Of nations ;, and civilizations.
•sometithes--the-forces-of---life--trium=
Dhoti; sometimes; £fie • for.'ces of ; death
•
Lren>. Today wire' -are. faced with :such a'cri-
J.
"Pontiac is .the best -riding c*r in
it's ' price class and I've 'tried' .them °
all.,Knee-Action Wheels make,.it-___
• .feel like a much, larg'ercar. Stream
lime is ' modem _ but • not extreme.
I'm perfectly satisfied with my 1984'
Pontiac!"
LK Til THE UNERG
... AND HERE'S
WHAT THEY 5AW0
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dr.
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WlyWEconducted a survey . actual
inter-
viewed owners of the 1934 Pontiac, We
even.Prepared a list ofq uestions to ask .them.
•
But we never had a chance to ; go through the
list. So enthusiastic were these men and women
• -that e-just-'"lieEte ed-in"1- li eralt`w ote
this. advertisement., .' ... ,
Why; not benefit by the'experience of
. -Others? Geta Straight Eight for your money'
. a Pontiac ..•,.the: safest investment in the
lower medium- rice field •
.44
'►ices ail Pontiac' revs, delivered; /uI&y egaijped„
• es fir 4ory, Oshawa, (freighl and •Gooernrenl
lfcesue oei
extra)6
Eery Cbl AC Tenet
1
sis. Our''best minds tell : ua ,fiat• 'Ito.
survive and: go rtorward into a. period
:of- greater "growth, certain necessary
adjustments.,have to. :be made:"
,Lucknow'. has „one• ;:'of the • finest
public libraries in. this ' part of the
province As 'well ;as themany fine
books ofcurrent-th'oughtithe:reading
tables carry the beat magazines' ' and
perioiiicals..'Besides other times;' the
library' is -opens every. Saturday., af-
ternoon mull evening Cultivate :` the
rliorary habit"; yell' will be Well;re-
•
.One of th
e most fascin ti
ngstud-
ies in current history is the •growth
:find in Bence of. youth.' movements
throughout the world. "Youth Move -
Merits .of other Countries"; will be the
.Subject: taken ' in the NCM • radiotalk
this .evening; (Thursday),;: over Station
10 BP, Winghaiin. Don't ',forget to
tune in from 7:40 -to 8.00.
"Very .well pleased with:'my ,new
Pontiac. It.' gives • excetlent gas
mileage and.has comfort.'and room
iness After driving; in the Pontiac,
'my other car,'which, although';, an
older model, cost over O$4,000, •
Seems like. a l urnjer Waggon.""'.,
"My new Pontiac actually' gives,me'
mora 'room, better performan'ce
and,. greatet'comfort than other.
cars that cost me thousands of dol-
, ,Jars; Yes, Sir, Pontiac does every-
thing 'clainied
verything'clainied for it':and does it
, . economically/"* ,
"My Pontiac is simply marvelous."'
,It's not only'a Jgvely looking car,
but it's so roomy,,and s6 beautiful
inside. •I'm particularly pleased, -
tpe,, that' Pontiac' is so easy' to ;
handle!"*'•
• "'Pontiac's Knee -Action Wheels
make riding like sitting on a rhes-
tteriieid. There's no energy requir-
ed to drive it Fifty miles an hour
seems like twenty-five, and best of
all, I'm getting splendid gasoline'.
mileage/"* • �. .
"Smooth! Driving my new Pontiac'$
like travelling.in a Pullman' car. I
' never had another 'car' that was:so,.
easy to break.in,, For an Eight r ;':
think'it'gives wonderfuleconolnye*
*' Habit ON RI Q r1RsT.,
/mow'
THE ECONOMY
�! �i^rENERAL MOTORS ALES
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PRf�D11"CE,T)• ll� C'AM4;
rl)MONE 141
.4thin-a eser-weeks,- we will,-
called on to' elect. our • representative
to :the Ontario Legislature: j;I7ndeubt-
edly . there. will be . campaign;, meetings
with •some:_''very• good speakers.. NCM
inenvbers .should ,take advantage' of
:the 'opportunity to hear,them, espec
tally those svho are, willing tq'discuss
our problems as a •people' rather
than ' taking our time. and theirs in
telling us what a 'badlot • their •' op
-
Oneida are. .
•
HOLY tOOD
Mr. and :'Mrs:` Wes. ' Wh tock and
Y
'en- of Te'eswater, spent Sunday "at
ilir...Richard Elliott's
rs..LRacheI-Cullier-t,--Evaeflnd
.Lorne, ' , Mr. and ';Mrs. Jack;, Peter
bough and family and Mr. And. "Mrs.,
Dan McKinnon were the. guests • . at
Mi.. Wm. Eadie'$, on. Sunday
Mr.'' and . Mrs. Fred y Johnston of
Lestoivel• were recent' Visitors ,at: Mr`
Mark .dohnston's..
Mr.• and Mrs.' 'Eldred' Aarrib .,and
family • spent:' Wednesday evening at.
Mr. Thos. H. Harris. •
Miss Ilene . Valad 'returned home
Sunday af`ter'.spending'the past week
with ,friends`. at Riversdale. .
Mr. Chris :'O'Toole spent Sunday' at
Mr. James Valad's '
The .'next'•' 8 W. I. ;will be held at
the home of:. Mrs. Richard Elliott on
Thursday, June '7th. Dr. D R.°:
.Fin-
1'ayson, of Ripley will .address— the
meeting. ''
ST. ..HEL ENS „
Sunday Was• an important day for
the Young People's Societies of this
district, when Mr. ' Aubrey' Oldham
of Sarnia, who It" president of the -
London Conference Young People's
delivered' an address in the
united Church 'here Mr`. Oldbanr,.
who ; it, ' a particularly, interesting
peakef, •chose, .as his subject "Youth
,..nd its' relation : to World Peace":
"Home" ' he ..said, "is the training
ground for' peace -loving 'statesmen.".
Then he spoke. of business and' Indus:
trial ,' harmony, political harmony,,
social acid racial harmony' ands re'
ligious harmony and' peace with 'God:
Only the'' admission of 'Christ' into
their innermost 'life makes for' per-.
feet harmony. Mr. "'Oldham was •ac=
• e ompanied • by Miss Marjory Jena,
son Af Grand Bend, who - is president
of the Y. P.S. of Huron Presbytery.
Visitors worepr5.se from • Whited ,j
r . 1
e : eiraui a un'gan
noes' Mr •Oldhain spoke in Brussels
in the afternoon '•on the subject,
"Choosing a Life When
and at:.'Gor-
!'rio !at` night, whn ; :bier , subject, was
"Why a Young. People's Society?"
>•Stairley Todd Mr. '•Wtllloicg %
P s.lerr Gaelaalz d
• T,0410`.
aluw /role.'
for •
rtes price.
D•
Neaten Btem .. Nor
• Hsrdwara
ism ;; ,msney 9. s your.
then 400rbail-.;
were,. wilt* for,
D •
(P 'lli$01 11a►),
A drivasorew nal!
latest developmsot' o
the `,Preston'Led-lied: '•';
Nitta Take, five
as much force todraw it`
.out of aabeitbinsbosM
as; a A$taudaid' barbed, •
'..
/09$4a ntlil. .; „
'In
the twenty-one years: that we have
.beet. building Preston. ,Steel ; Trued: f'...
Barns;'Tncl one o'' .#hese ,barns
been destroyed bj! lightiTang:o; Y
:one :Etre can wipe 'ou't a lifetime's work and•
savings so that if is; one, thing you, must
:think about when building a, barn.
Preston Steel Truss' barna are. absolutely
.• fire -proof from without. They'are li htning •
f; too 'when. ed; -to Fire Marshal*
prat lobo W
fine a ns.
PRESTON . STEEL `TRUSS BARNS';
are the etron et barns you ,can ' buy. Side .
a y structural'. steel rivetted.
• 'a of he .
ts'ysaea . re_ , .. vy..
With pneumatic tivetters. Sidea and ends.arer'
• bracbd,in:all directions, : Ro'of has a„pleaeiag :
r with
O eas ro
wi tr n
'doors s
uilt oo y
rte B
"to b
•fat
-_ _ re ,: _..
entalato a�
hardware.: Large handsome, V .._ :..
openable,Gable Windows keep, the loft'cool.;
You are ' fudged by your- buildings.” Buy ; a' : • '
Preaton•Steel Truce Barn andyou..will always):
be proud of it; distinctive n appearance Ij
llow in cost r -erected by one,' of our crews. in a
few working:daya ;without any "Raising Bee"
r Sann,:Ci lar
• •Write for ou; . rco •
Glldpl.5tnse> ' n.it
PRESTON. OK.
Fectodu.1,0
. ` Montreal and Toron'io
"1 e,. Lp" applied;;
wlthStitite Lsd-Had
Note riailins space4.=
inches appartacross
end of sheet. '•Tito-.
Lap!' is especially
suited for •re -roofing. '
Absolute. weather
tightaeirassure&
•
ler and Miss Hellen Miller attended;
these meetings.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Reid, ..Mr.
-and iSLrs: L`-Rerd-.-and-daughter.�o
;Port l;lgin, were visitors on:,Monday
at. Mr D. :B. Murray's. - "
Rev. T. C... and 'Mrs Wilkinson -at'-.
tended'.• the funeral •of the•., late Mrs:
Pentland.'at Dungannon ;pp t Friday:..
' `itev. Wilkinson . presided mat ,:the
'
meeting '',Of 'the- Y �. S on. bun daY
eyenrng : ,when Mclt.iniey Itri.mage's.
arae nod cha. MWilkinson .,�cr
su prayer andrge•, the rs. scripture` lesson
was' read by Charles. McVonald .hers:
.Wilkinson and Ars; Stuart sang. ,'a
duet. A paper on the "Life . of • blob",
'was react 4y; Neely ..Toad and .one:,,on
Chant s' Dickens, py, Drck' Weather,"-'
'head.. ' The. topic on 'The :Literary.
Mci�iney itainage A :piano' solo Eby
'Adis.'Scuart`,was 'enjoyed.
Miss .Gorotay • McDonald: has re-
tallied' • 'from : ri Siert'with ,W inghain
friends • „
ry e ire • 'sere to report that Mrs.,
W. J !'scat}` V taken .to Lonuonl
Hospital' on urday, where, --her
conualon -i causing ;;rave concern.
!to nes friends `here., ''
Mr. . and ' Mrs. Dougherty and:
°Gwendolyn and Mrs. ''Tyson of Toroit
to wets. -,week`-end visitbrs w4.'"I''
th Mrs;
lt: J Woods :•0
The J,une meetin\of the Women .s.
''Institute' will. be.:beat. at, Mrs.:.Waliace
*tiller's: On '1'nur4sday; :►ane I7th. Itoli
raail ," laiy Favorite Kook": • Subject;
'Libraries mad. .heading Matter.: 'for
:a2tzral"iiistrrcts": 43—ladies4 =oi
the community' are invited. el:
'Mrs.- Mex • Leitch,• Mr:. and Mrs.
Am BOwilenland.Jiminy,Mrs, Howard
dowderr: or Letiroit.,and Mrs. 'Leitch
and Kenneth 'Of lielgrave, ;were visi-
,:erg with :. the former'$ brother, Mr:
IL. J.,'ihom..and : Mrs. Thom en. Tues,
ire ituge_ oi'lflngiaiid", was taken •by
We are'sorry to repgrt the death
$f. Roy Aiteliisen on 'Tuesday atter-
noon at his honehere, after,a.leng-
dry :anise. ,_ • ;
1'
, Rev. '.. C. Wilkinson and '•Mr. ^ W.
IL, Farrier of Whitechurch, 'ere at-
tending . the meeting -,.of the London
Conference, 01 .the United.," Church,
held Le Sarnia this week.
Mr. Mac . Grant of • Toronto and
Miss Will of Teeswater,'were., recent
visitors', with Mrs. R.; .L Woods.
• .Mr.• and Mrs. James Irwin and
daughters'. of Huron and Mr and Mrs.
•Frank,; Cole of.' Lucknow,. visited re-`
cantly with Mr.'; Wm. , Woods'' "
• Mrs.. D. Todd, Mrs. R. J . Woods,.
Mrs. John Swan, Mrs. .D. Phillips,
Mrs• lt: K Miller •and: Miss. Greta
Webb , were among those 'attending
the •distr'et ,nal ineeting :of the
Women's; nstitute at Dungannon on
Wednesday, ,.
;Mr _,1. L) i Anderson was a, .week-:
end visitor • with his son Torrance and
Mrs Anderson in Toronto, who had
ea; their• guests also; 'Mr. and .ISIrs.
Wl iii ; Biuo'`of Detroit.,
&EL,F`AST
Mr; an'. Mrs.:ltobt. 'Cameron, of
Lanark' a e t.a. l' w a_.
�. e d ys ladt,,.weelc.'
'i~
With the''forldeX's brother, Mr. T. A
'•Miss -Elliott of Wingham visited
recently with Mr..and Mrs Sam
„ ...Mr, d Mrs: IJd 'rlfom ref, Sir.
Hefensspent Sunday with Mr, and
Cameron,
Miss Virginia MacDonald, Rei hl'.,
of •piplcy, spending' •a • few days
with Mr..a. d' Mrs. 118ays.
'444 •"`• t lxel,•
c�fur.4:trtl :LY�th10Yu
KAYSER HOSIERY`
'111,ir4liieers' • in all summer..
:shades it . , . b100 .k $1,25•.•
:S1Th1MER• FROCKS
Lovely`'mateuals• in the smart-
est and •CQolest styles, for,
dhy -brine and . party wear,. Mess'
ses, •.ruiirner,alid Wom:en's • sizes:
.88.7b1d.5U • $15.00 •
COATS SWAGGER. 6UITS'
Unuahally becoming`; styles .for
the 'women who have net as''
yet ' found . it ' convenient. ;Lo..
visit King's s, how rooms. fil.avy's
Os ►, ' ;e; end--;lever=-TWeed:.
is A 'ids. rho: e t
$1195"— ,15.Uu to' $29 ;,U
';''17,111e'tvi lig HA-' .
,: Always ll favorite" for summer
'wear., Crepes, Felts, Braude, iu
,rlerity of sizes.
ihtIDAI LINENS
The finest Irish makes from ,-
d ohn S, Brown and Old 'Bleach.
0 Kiij1s41)ouble • Damask' Table .
ets— )amask Breakfast Sets.
—Oyster -••and 'Colored Separate'.;
Cloths.
One Silk BedSpreads
A `L
yers Bed'; .!Coverlets it is
. Irish S he e.
'Thai ' oke 'the loveliest gifts";
in g.
• It - Pays .to Shap at King's 'for,
+your'J, line -requirements
r K� ;B I G RCVS.
LADIES' STORE,. WINGIIAM
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHA 1
Show Starts 8 P. M •
. '
Thursday, Pride y,.Saturday.
MA'il'' 31, JUNE 1-2.
Will Rogers
. In
Dr Bull
with
Louse Dresser
and:
Marion exon
WILL' R(1G'rERS"' ad* the : Village
Doctor,'
. . presents • an intensely'
human story yin hie own ,peculiar
style. , ' '
elso ' . '
GHAl iLIE CHASE COMEDY -•--
1 ",MR. BRIDE" • '
And PDX NEWS X
Rev.. Mr. iTavener
Alton ; are attending
Of the UniteYI'" Cltui'C)i
Miss • Olive .lt'eitnedy
anent last week With
and ;Mr. Will
the Conference
at Sarnia"
Of 'Whiteeirerch'
/Mrs: i)aViSS