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Bathroom Fixtures &. Repairs
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It.. R. 3,, Li3CKNOW
'Phone 61-r-13, Dungannon'
MR. & MILS. A. SMITH AMONG
WINNERS AT HURON EUCHRE
A pleasant evening was enjoy-
ed by 'Many Huronites and their
.friends at the: annual euchre, and
• bridge' of the Huron County, Old
Boys; Association 4 of Toronto...The
McLaren . euchre • trophy, which
was .'set: up for competition for
the' fifth consecutive year, ' was
won . by Miss Jean Turner, ' Sea-
• forth land Mr: ' Ray :°Carter, Clin-
' ton: Other" prize winners were:
Mrs.' A. G; :Smith, Mr. Reg Wil
.dams, Mrs. W A. Campbell, 'Mrs
W. 1VI�oCutcheon, Mr. ' r Gordon
Yowler, `;MissJean :.Turner, Mr.
Smith, Mrs.:Ray 'Carter,
Mr. Bob Leiper .and Mr. ,Wes :Mc
'Cutcheon:
They no longer have: to follow,
their .father's. footsteps; they. use
the 'family . car
DURHAM "WETS"were 80 short.
of -obtaining the :necessary 60 per-
cent vote' to have a brewers ware
House established: The vote'.. was
heavy with 1110 ballets cast of an
eligible .1360 '
Highest• Cash Prices; for
WOOL
HIDES
HORSE: HAIR
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TALLO'�i
..We collect : Wool. for
H ;M.Jaekson
Butcher
'Phone' '41;'Luckno
FROM IMINE
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FOR SALE NOW AT!
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mxach s
Drug Store.
Deliciously Fresh—Try Them.
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LUCKNOW SENTiNF4 r LUCKI`TOW, ONTARIO ' . • •
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•' Mrs. D- Thompson of Stratf orad In. 19321 in the United States,
spent the :'week end • with. Mr, & the prohiibtion amendment ' was
Mrs. Art. Graham , and Mr: A. E. repealed? The ,expectation •was
• that there • would be fess drink,=
I-Ialdenab y •
Mrs ` ` ing and. less crime due'. to drink
'Cliff orthw>ek of ,St, ing., Instead the per.capita con.
Catherires Silent, the past' week surnptgn •went up from 1.65 gal
With her parents, Mr,, and Mrs, Ions in .1933 to 27;25 gallons• ' in
J..ames Hodgins. ins
"lVirs. Don B, .usheh ,and bre_abe. . , Prohibition had been;; held., re -
•. • 19.47.. ' .
'turned, to their home on Sunday ponsible for the operation`." of
Mr, and . Mrs. 'Clare Sparling gangsters like Al. !Capone, Tnwenty'
,of Walkerton s=pent; Sunday with years later there..Were syndicates
.Mr. and Mrs George '',Haldenby.•'of goons and lobbyists that -made.
Alexa Hewitt, soif-..Mr. 'and the, old Caporie' `mob look 'like:
Mrs ' Jack Hewitt,• met with. a .amateurs ,Bootlegging , would' delis
painful accident • on • Tuesday
when he : fell and. fractured, his
elbow; He vvaas tak•.n to' Victoria
Hospital,. London, where he -is
receiving. treatment and will' lbe
laid up • for some time,
' We welcome Mr. and Mrs: Wan.
H,aldenby, . and Ralph; also Mrs.
M, Dudley, ' ;who • .plans- to make
.
her home iwith them ,
Mr. • and Mrs:. Ed, Schaeffer 'are
Moving' this : week to • Kincardine.
Miss'ti Winnie' Percy', . 'RN., of,
Woodstock 'was, ra ' recent ' visitor
...zit her hothe here. •
The' Iolyrood Women`s Insti-
tute met ori Th'ursd'ay' .' at ...the
home of Mrs, Jack Ackert. After
the usual opening -and business;.
delegates were 'chosen for the
District.; Annual to be . 'held at
Reid's'•Corriera. ,A play was n-
. ned ';for • the near future when
the ' quilt tii±ets: will. .be drawn.
Mrs: Morgan Johnstone gave a
splendid paper' on 1VIother's •Day.
Mrs ..• Hoiward' . Harris ,conducted a
quizand read a poem., ' Mrs. .Rey
hard Ackert gave the motto "Of
all the things y& .wear ,'your.
smile • is , the most important."
Mrs. Perry • Hodgins and :Mrs:
ll'Atm.
Eadie read 'poems Miss May
Boyle expressed the regret' of the
Institute in losing a. member' and
Mrs.. Wm. Wall. •presented Mrs,., . :
'Ed Schaeffer with a china ;cup.
and saucer ,"Ways of Neighbor-
ing" was the roll call. Mrs: Ray=
hard • • Ackert,, leader . of "The
Charin Girls", • dlisplayed t h e
Aehiervement Day .poster and
spoke regarding the. project. , Miss
Nancy: Needham' gave -the talk
on; the work :that ;had. been done.
Miss Erlma Jean. Percy read;an:
address on behalf of the girls.
to, • ,their. leader,;•Mrs. • R. Ackert
aricl s .. innif'we`dd — -zvtcr tial
made the presentation of arelish
dish. The - National. Anthem, clos:,.
ed the: ,meetin=g and . dainty re-
freshments were`' served, The
June:meeting. w'i l,be herd at .the
Holyrood Halt Roil. call, A .pan-•
ear'' -when- legal: outlets, were
Provided—so it was claimed. On _ •
the contrrar�y the Florida crimes;'
commission , reports • that there
never was • a, year. under prohiibi-'
tion where .as many 'bootleggers,
were arrested as, have been
rested, every year since prohiibi,•
tion was repealed.
. :fir
The facilities for drinking ere
increased and.so the drinking in
creased. and :the . crime due=,, to
drink lig' increased too, It can't
work out any other 'way.—Advt.,
Furchased� Culross Farm.
• ' Mr. Archie McKinnon has .fur-
thered his ,.holdings' on the :14th
Concession . of Culross.: On Sat-
urday last;he completed the Pur-,
chase of the'111-acre farm of
Linton:' :Siler,
lbs. Price 70c
Weights 6-9 lbs.
We 'have placed .a number. 'of • birds in .local cold storage
• lockers for your'convenience.
They are
•
• . ILM, BAG.
VACUUM PACKED' in PLIO�.
which' preserves freshness, .moisture d. •flavor•..
Wh
rices.
ai rc
, ,bar __...s
�e of toda s �ci...
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'Why not 'take: advanta�g Y .
and serve turkey More frequently.
Also, A Limited Supply of
QUARTERS AND CUT.UP TURKEY
at :85c:lb:
Srriall pieces of turkey, are ideal for braising:, Save time and
discover for yourself' that cooked parts taste: , like
whole roast turkey at its juciest and'best:
Recipes Available With ..Each Purchase..
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' Sunny.,ridge Farm, R R. 3, Luckfow ; Ontario.
'Phone . Dungannon. 68-r-13Cpion.wali.olowo•iirimimiveTiojimm;400ompoolowsoieiTimmiums:papposi.9.fro4milimmim.avielmme.o4moi 4.0;4
Sunday ,visitors with, 1V!r. and.
Mrs. Tom Hodgins were Mr, and'.
Mrs. • Gardner, Mr and ,Mrs:• W.
McCue and family • of Preston,
Mr., •and. Mrs,' '.George •Page.. and:
Donald, 'Mrs George;, ;Bel1r•�and
odgins of ;family' of Ki'nc`ardine:,
Con 10 visited "Sunday with Mr,' , Mrs. Cliff Borthwick returned
apd; Mrs James Hodgins,. Sunday to her : home in' St. Cathy-arines:
id"` : •• r.. ' location.
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,Convener, Mrs Orvrlle H1lioatt;
assistant, Mrs. Frank''ThoMpson;:
tojpie, Canadian ;ind'ustries;. motto,
In gathering roses, look out for,
the thorns,; contest, Trim a hand.
kerchief; • lunch, Mrs F: , Thomp-
son , (s),(s);
, Mrs. 'E. Thompson :
Mrs. R. Ackert (s):, Mrs. F Maul=
dela (c)',
The 'Girls Auxiliary met on
Thursday -evening at the home
-of -Misses Edna _ and.: May Boyle.
The •• president, Mrs: Bert Nichol -
sora • iwas in. charge,: •Tile • 'Opening
hyri'rn was. `Jesus those ,eyeshave "'"
never 'seen"; 1\4rs! R. Blight :read
the Scripture lesson and •prayers
'•followed The thought' for the .`
day was given by Miss Kay,•Gib
soh. Minutes and CorrestIondence
followed. The roll call; was Ans-
wered ' with the =word."Thanks",,
Plans were made .to cater to;• a
wedding dine r of onep 'of the
•members •,and•• to quilt a .quilt
Misses . May Boyle, Kay Giibson:
sang a duet, .Several of the Sr..
members were` present• and, pre-
sented Mrs. Ed ,Schaeffer with 'a
plaque on behalf of the Sr, W.A.
Lunch was ' served arida social'
, +Yj
time 'was enjoyed: •
Mr. Gordon Hodgkinson' has
purchased the house and prop '
erty of Mrs. W, J. • .MacLean - fitthe ,;village. .
134.
11,9.1.
103.7
Percentageof price
increases'. •in Canada
since 1941
•
82.3
.0:
* RAW MATERIALS'
INDEX.OF RAW.•
AND PARTLY
MANUFACTURER:
MATERIALS:
AVERAGE
HOURLY RATES.
AVERAGE N.ORRLY •
RATES OF PAY
MASSEY.HARRIS
, CANADIAN .PLANTS.
Wu Ail:
COMMODITIES , •
TOTAL INDEX OF
'ALL COMMODITIES..
„FA RMiMPLfMSNTOA RM-PRODUCTS---ileFA RM—..:.-
MASSEY,HARRIS INDEX OF .' WAGE RATES-:
RETAIL. PRICES NI ` CANADIAN INDEX .Garai ARM
�'. CANAO"A:AF. FARM'PRODUC.T3: WAGEEf
CANADIAN -MADE ••
•
FARM • IMPLEMENTS:
f
Percentage o Increase
�OfFer 'Outstanding .Value•', for the..Moriey
The chart above clearly shows that in the post-war adjustments to. higher
'costa ,of material and:labour, •an 'outstanding• fob. has •been 'done in main-
tcihrnig a low'; percentage of increase on the retail'•'ptices of, Massey -Harris
implements . made in `Canadci. r
Raw'% and. wades of Mas
• •• materi.als_�a�e_shown att 10.7 Massey -Harris' Caaadian
, plants. -119.l% increase over 1941.• Yet Massey -Harris prices of Canadian
made products were, increased only '53% in the . same pe ''iod ' This is a 'very ..'
nnoderate increase indeed when compared with the index of all commodities
which is up'to 8343%... •
'Farm implement., price indices 'increased ,.only : 53 /O whereas there was an
in •ease fh the' price. of farm products 'of 82.3% and farm" wage rates` of "
134.3%•
The great world , demand for combines,• 'tractors, and power machines •has
which • permits high operating efficiency in relation '
Created a •volume
o
'production and selling costs, ?making, possible the partial absorption of the
'
increased° costs' ,of materials and labour., Massey-}larris will .continue "tc
,offer ,the utmost in 'up-to-the-minute design, quality of materials' and work-
nianship, •'and price. value
,I,Chart shows incre'c Se to October, 1050; over October, 1941, excep • i rim wages+ which show a ito Atiu i
1950, over • August, 1'941,.,, increases g 9
*Dominiitn`$ureau Statis ";tics Vlrhz lesale Price and Fares Wage 'late Indices..
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-HARRIS COMPANY LI
Milkers of High Quality term implements for over One Hundred Years