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Doyle and
Mrs. Chas.Budd' Y��, .' if.. • D. . Tktgnrypsor} � .and;
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UCKNOW . SENTINEL, ,►UCKNJOW, QNTARTO
visited .three weeks in Toronto.
SPS •' Nylon Be, all . . the
new colors, all sizes, act liewv ;low
prices. The Store ,with the' ,Stook.
THE MARKET STORE.
` Bob Thorr�pson. of • Elmira is. on
,leave of !absence for a. month and
is assisting, in Thompson's Store
;ere,.' during; the illness. of both.
R. H. T'hani,•pson, .and Willard; .••
''Miss .Christina , Carrick visited`
relatives' her.eek
e last w,. She has
in : Owen Sound 'fora time,
and was going from here. to Lon-
,
'don
Donald MacCharles left•on Sat•:
:urdsy for °a trip to Semans,.. Sash
atchew, n where he.p1anS•to•apei'nd
.an extended 'visit. 'Donald was '.in'
business there at one time. •
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Mr, and Mrs' ,Pat Wilson and
Herbie.• and: Wayne .of Tor-'
• ontq• spent the week-end,With, Mr.
and :Mrs. 'Robert, Armstrong •'and
with •Mr and, Mrs. Joe' -Wasne�r.
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Da;id are' visiting thins Week
Kitchener.,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin. Erwin and
:tour boys, of QrlIia ,;visited with
relatives here last. week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Morrison
•and Mr. and ,Mrs. • L nicoln Mor-
,rison, of Gjuelph spent "the.' •wee]:•.
end with Mr;' and Mrs, Amos A,tt
wood: at 'Teesw'ater,
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Mr.:and.•MrsW. J Irwin, Lloyd
.and M'amio of Kinloss. -and qyLr..
and Mrs. Calvin •Irwin of.:.Orillia
attended"Vi'ctoria;. Hospital grad
uation • exercises .1at :wee] t, when,
Miss' Ruby, Irwin Was one of the,
grad'uates..• •
The.; . regul414.:rr eeti g 'of, ' the
' Lucknow •'Warnen's. Institute „:Will'
be held on' Puiday, June 10th at
Ijrectors,',Mrs: Douglas, Mrs.
Gordon• Fisher, Roll call; ."A value
uable' household gadget". The
LucknoW -Braasch' is, entertaining.
neighborixig branches at this
meeting.
• THE ;ONLY "RAILWAY 'SERVING ALL °.TEN I PROVINCES
• '?'f' parents' , Rev M G and 'Mrs
Mr,' and Mrs; !George $tockham
Qt. Detroit visited ' friends here
over the 'week -end.:
St, Peter's Anglican Gu•ild held
a very successful bazaar, in the
Legion Row* on Saturday. .,�
Mr. and Mr's. John Reid of 'God-
erid'h...spent Sundaeafternoon
with.,her aunt; Mrs., D. Kennedy.
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,.Mrs:. Amos Webb of Glatnis• is
vsiting this week at The Parson-
age with her daughter, , Miss Risby
Webb and with her brother, Rev.
J• , W. Stewart. and Mrs. Stewart;
Mr 'Jack Watson of London
was a caller ui town on Monday,
enroute to ••Sautle -Beach ''where
he Will ibe in charge 'of,•the Lake-
view'Cabin for the -summer ;sea-
son. •. .
R Ii Thog psora .is . -a. patient rn.
WingHgspital, (with -'pneu
;:monia: 1e is..getting along'; favor
ably.*rd Tl oanpson is• `con -
:fined to bed at his. home with the
same illness.
ST.`HEL. NS:.
• Miss.,. Margaret McPherson, stu-
dent nurse at St: 'Joseph's. Hospi-
tal, London,.. is home for her holi-
days. ,
Miss` Zona Newton.; ewto
n,Reg N., • of
the .staff of 'Victoria•. Hospital,
London, was a visitor with her
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*Inc Bork" is
your Ca•» dian. ,National' •
tine table guide lo •
everywhere in •Ca talta.
.L he Continental Limited directly serves Mori eal, Ottawa,
Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton Jasper and
Vancouver.. This famous train has all modern o.or
• ache .corafo is for
long distance travel ... air-conditionedcoaches and,
"through" slee in...•ca ' with $ p, g axs variousaypes of accommodations,
rooms and berths,. observation lounge cars. Enjoy delicious :.
dining car meals . ."though fu1' courteous; service ..
ample room to move around You arrive refreshed: and
relaxed when.you travel by train.
• See Canada this year. Go -Canadian .National.
-COURTESY AN'D. SERVICE
.IVbether at'bome —. or
"going places"— in all' your
contacts with Caiiadisrn
National, you ii 1l experience
courtesy and service,
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alitimAYS. •. Anil is triViOsilut . 1.10Tk :
Ti=,t 11.E
Newton.
Many QL.tYie la'dies--ofl4he-school.
,section accepted the i station Tz1f
the teachers; Mr.. Grah ;Mac. -
,Donald :and: Miss .Beatrice: Me
Qui]l .n, and.'the pupils to attend
the annual `Red Cross social • on
i♦'riday' afternoon. Lois • We'bb,
president of the;Junior• Red Cross
pi"esi:ded .arid Mr:'` Baxter, 'm isieal.
director;:.was accompanist "for'the
Most..—enjoyable .program' whi•oh
:]included choruses; folk " dances,;
singing games,: readings by .Ruth
Webb and Eddie': Gaunt, piano
solo :by Anne •Todd, duet by'Anne
Todd and .Irma Forster and solo
by Anne Todd:• At' the conclusion.
lunch was `"served -,after ' which
Many. took acjvantageof the dp
portunity to see .the: work that
had been donne Eby- the :children.
Comnepcing• .next 'Sunday,''ser-.
'Vice in the United .Churclh will be
•aft' 10 'am, •Daylight time with
Stndays•School following'• ' • .
,,Mrs.` John Sparkes of London:
.is is (visitor With 'her sis't'er,'':Mrs.
Fred 1VteQuillin 'and Mr: -McQUil-
lin.
Rev; ':M. Q. and Mrs.; Newton
;had
as their •week=end :guest, Mr.:
,Eldon Fowler ' of Edmonton::. Mr.
Fowler, 'who, . is oti the Staff'of
the, University ; of • Alberta - is
Spending the summer in the Re-
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Laboratory. of',the.l}epart• -
Ment- of .Highays. at Toronto:
Presented ..With :Gift
The . cast .-pcf the :play, "Uncle
Cy Hits NevitHi,gh" with, -their
•i L sbancls, enjoyedeven-
ging at•'the' •home or Mr. and ' Mrs.
Wallace Miller •'During the even-
ing :Mi. and Mrs„. George ;Stuart,
who accompanied" the :,players::on;
occasions 'to provide music.
, friScotch dancing.:.between•
the acts, were made the recipients
of, ran, electric tea ;kettle. Both Mr.
;arid ,Mrs., Stuart; who were corn;
'pletely • taken roy`, Isur-prise,
pressed their 'acP' preciation. A de-
licious 'lucn�ch:' *as served by `the
ladies: of the cast.
UNITED CHURCH
LUCKNOW
?Rev. J. W; Stewart,. B.A., B.D.
• Pastor
S1.11YDAY, JUNE' 12th, 1940
11 a.m.:. •"How Closely Do We
EoIIow Christ?" •
• Stiry: "Forgiveness'
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Saerablent' of,. Lord's Supper
12415 pim :, Sunday School.
' •pin : ,Rev. C. B. Woolley.
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4YDU. KNOW THAT
IS IN FAVOUR OF
I -laving the British Isles considered a "Theatre of
War" for pension purposes in World War I;: as it
is in World War II.
braving a service man , or woman's . "medical
categoryas: recorded /at the time of enlistment,
accepted as accurate, and final and any subsequent
deterioration before discharge shall be regarded
as
having resulted from service and not from. a
.pre -enlistment' " condition.
Increased pensions to meet the high cost of hvin
DO .YOU ' .KNOW THAT.
DY ROBINSON'S party had the largest num-
ber, of returned men as membersin the 'last
Parliament at Ottawa. '
ANDY ROBINSON is, in favour of a Standin
g •.
Veteran's Committee in ;:the House of '.Com:
mons.
ANDY ROBINSON'S party
$ i s the stiffest
battle " of all parties . against Cominunism.
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Thelast, government. allowed : dile building ` of.
theatres;. breweries and.: other luxury type build-
ings instead
uild-ingsinstead of directing the materials to houses
for " veterans and others.
The resulting scarcity of materials for.. housing
sent prices, sky:high and • twice what they should
been..3
have`; in •addition ':;to causing - needless.delays
to ' •
construction.
DQ YOtJ KNOW THAn', —
ANDY.ItOBINSON IS HIMSELF A VETER4N;
R�turne,� Min & :Wom:en. Vote:
forAndy` Robinson who .:hes the'
Ieterans interests a •
:hearth: Y
O e Good Term Deserves A ..
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BRUCE PROGRESSIVE -.CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION`
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