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WPIctiQW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ON.TAIUO
BORN.
SHIRTS, TIES, SHORTS
FPR , EASTER, APRIL 9th
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•Forsythe .Shirts,country:
Club, white
Forsythe Shirts,, ,colored
stripes: y a" 4
Forsythe Ties,, new Easter
Forsythe Shp ,. boxer
type,a plat ,colors and
,Stripes,. size i30-42.
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His : responsibility is no less ' in
peacetime During elections, a
loyal citizen. will vote -a .privil-
ege whit . all Canadians enjoy'
once the have . reached: the age
of twenty=one: If ; we refuse to
take advantage" of . this privilege;
wxl1.'gradually ' disappear:: To
ntie;. those that- do ` not , vote. are.
,icanmutting little, less than treat-.
on. This, at first, may seem an
exaggeiration, but if 'we rernem-'
rber that* a • nonvoter is diving
Camunumsn
.a" ° strong foothold .in
Canada,. .it.. will no.;longer seem
an, over -statement... • •
'Hence, a Canadian citizen ;must
be .a good *mod'el and, . as. '.Joseph
Joubert once said,; "Children need
.models, " snore than they:''.need
critics" Thus, , ,in .my . opinion, he
who refuses to accept the 'chal-
lenges
lenges of , citizenship . is not
worthy of being called, a . Cana
=fan:
ESSAY. CONTEST
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be .tauglhrt to accept larger under,
takings. He, will striive to meet
• the- needs of otherpeople He, will
revo nd to the ca11 •: of the Giri
Guides, ..the Boy .Scouts, and. the
Red Cross:: The Projects, > of the
school, . and cd ' the church, will.
be his constant concern, too. In
fact the 'town's . business will be-
come his business: put above all,
the Must `ust' alwayss ° !lie' snore
y
ready to (gave than ; to • receive,
and prepared tp improve the con-
ditions of his fellow citizens:
Do, not. lassuane; howe+er, that
a ::citizen's sole responsibility is
o to his liomne-and village' `It is 'also
to his country,
.and
to the world.
in ,
in general, and ”a. gaod citizen
Must always be conscious 'of this
fact. • In wartime, a ,-citizen must
resrpend .to the calf: of his coon-
try: He , must ,be prepared to. ggo
where the need is =.greatest, oast
ing aside' all rpersonal comforts.
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McDONALD--In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Tuesday March
21st, too.. Mr,, sand. I`Mrs. "Norman
McDonald, R. 2, Lucknow, a au-
fighter..
'CARTER. -in Kincardine Hos�pi-'
tal on. Wednesday, March 15th,,
to Mr, and 'Mrs, Levi Carter," R.
3,, xolyrood, '.a :daughter, Grace
Margaret,
Margin
RTPLEV1S TAX ATE Will be. 75
mulls thi ,year, .an, increase of 1.'S
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WEDDING ..BELLS
McQUIL,LIN—WILSON
In a 'quiet".ceremony•performried,
at :.she Manse of the United• A Veterinary who • was • a 'wit
Church, St Helens, `•on; Thursday mess for Mr; Ackert,' stated 'that:
1 afternoon: at 2 00 o clack; Pew M
mills' dyer last year's •:rate.
waterworks system, village drain:
anrd a new school enter :into. the'.
,big tax
GIVES DECISIONS;
IN TWO' •SUITS
,Judge J.,. F.. '; Birni'c�, Judge
• of, the County Court; bias` handed
down his decisions in -two- actions.
heard two vr'eeks ago in'Division
Court in. Lucknow and,which at
tracted • widespread interest
the caninnun1ty,
Ju�dlge B rnie . dismissed with
costs the faction . Of .Ernest. Ackert
who. sued ,;for . possession Of ' a
steer, or. 'damages; The ,defendant, ;
Robert 'Burtrt of admitted= he; had-
entered the:. plaintiff's premises'
and"taken . the .steer Which he
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claimed was his.:`: Judge Birnie•
•stated that the•onus was 'strictly„
upon. > Mr. Button to satisfy the..
court that the steer Was his: Ho*
the ' ioi'ns Were rernoved was the.
deciding, factor in Judge'„Birnie's.
decision.
-Mr.. Hoy, Mr Ackert and Jas.
Donnelly' all :identified the steer
as •the property of Mr. Akert;
and., the'.: Judge .noted •that.,, there
was no doubt. in his, mind::that the
three `,witnesses. were : absolutely:
honest : their (belief •' that the
steer ":belonged .td the. plaintiff.
Mr': HoY� who claimed `toehave•
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raised ;the steer, sand . Mr. Ackert,
Who bought_it,_iboth stated that'
nothing had :been done arrest..
the growth 'af the:,horns.by cans--
tic or ;to ` remove; ::them: with
Saw:or cutter.
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MA' C1. 30th, 1950.
�Spring, Styles
NOW ars s�rQc�
eatier•:a1;d Sue a Casuals
Navy, ' Wines
: PRICES: GREATLY.REDUCED--:
"Take _advantage .of ..01;17.cl�earng4"sale of
BUTTERFLY NYLON-IOiIERY.
firsts at greatly reduced. "prices..r '.
athiell
or Your EASTER
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LADIES' SHORTe
' � COATS—The coat that cdvfers three ;seas-
ons, as' well as your whole wardrobe. Prices' from'. $17.95 up
LADIES' LONG COATS ---.forte ,; twills; covercloth and
g
En l.ish whipcord. Sizes from. 11. to 20,
LADIES' SUITS -In. all. shades: and `the finest of materials.''
'We have,a price that will it the pocketbook From $15,95'.
to ' $42.95
NEW S RING HANDBAGS IN' STOCK
KAYSER NYLONS --Spring 'shades. in stock; now The only
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Nylon ` made with the non-twiat heel.
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NA�GER.S-�- sk�'to • tee ,the e�w o ' Vest 'so' o ul
;'TEE... Ap P.A ar .,
at present ';in •the cities. " , '
COA'• - ri l/Si
GIRI•S - �'S=N • ew SPring .Coats for til�es • 6 'm mos.',•
years," 4 to- 6x, 7 to: 10 and 12: to._14x: .:
for:l'siz 6x'as. low
�B4O'YS• COATS• : al 'sizes kip to �
as . :. $4:95
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Standard Quality ` Peas'; '.
15oz. tin. 3 -for 29c
Choice Quality • Peas
15 oz. tin 2 for 23c'
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Choice Quality Corn
15 oz tin .. 2 for 25c
Choice Quality . Tomatoes .
20 oz.; tin 2 for:23e •
'Fancy' tuce i
` •Tomato Juice
15 oz: 'tin 3. for 25c.
- o -tins 2_ior:9c'
.48
"oz. tin • • Each 23c.
Here • are outstanding ' eanii ed
food . buys.., that', the thrifty
housewife, .should.' not pass up.
Put' in. a supply ,of •these :top
'quality' products at real econ-
omy :prices: ,,..
THOMPSOWS.l
The Store of Friendly Service.
We Deliver.
Prone . 82.< -- ,
unitedage •ithe. steer's 'h.orns.'•rhrad something
.:Newton- '' m i.+arr
`x done to them . to
'''"'u ~ ' ` • • ” growth or, remove them
of Mr 'and.Mrs Wallace; A...Mi1- w •, ••°
would; not give . an opinion as to
which method had been used: ..•
Mr: Button' swore he removed
win Land
:had
horns .Iby. sa g Land ,had
four witnesses i''Jvho declared tli°at
the horns had (been removed by
sawing. a
itis '!unquestioned, .'the Judge
summed up , that' somethin ': head:
P, ,g
been ...done :' .to ;the 'steer's . horns
:and under the circumstances.
must :find • that. the animal is the
property
lroperty: of. Mr: =Button.:
•c Allows. C.exnent Claim
the Second faction entered:by.
Spence`.Irwin. claiming •. the' sum.
lin will reside' • on, 'the''' bride- of. $146:5 ;fro•
m. Lorne Mitchell
gr'oom's farms, Con.. 9 ,!West Wa- ;
� � as the balance due for work and
TOT -TO -TEED`
gone 89-w Lucknow, Ontari
retard their ,,,,,,,;;i„��u,r�p ueisu ' rwuuws fmWw>wurrnmuiu uuniuurwmuuriucruu�rruir,rurmu ,: uiuullroirmr. orami!
ler, to. ''Mr. , Andrew Franklin Mc
Q,uilhn., younger son ;of Mr. .John
.McQuillin and rthe hate .. rs Mc-
uillin: The bride. ',wore ` street
length dress of (powder, ;blue with.
• corsage: of :white <gardenias. She
• was..attendedi by Mrs.' Carl Joann-
ston, ;Bit evale #sister.: of the_ lbride-
groom, who !was wearing; a dress
of gray : rinrted crepe 9 or
sage of pink Dream : roses:: Mr.
`Allan Miller <bl'o trier of the bride,
volas `'best man ...Qn' their return'
from'a m.otor trip to,
• London arid
Windsor,
Mri' ''• and: *Mrs. McQt il-
wanosh. •
STE'WART-NIVINS.
Con Saturday afternoon • at 1.3Q•
o'clock, ,Rev. S: E. Hayward,` pas
for of .Benrniller ,.United.: Church,'
in; .a : cereinoriy at the manse, un-
ited in marriage Betty: Evylin,;
daughter of .Mr. and •. Mrs.: David
:Nivins, Con 2, ,' West. Waivanosh,
labor in building .acement, stable,
the. verdict •was.:in favor. of Mi
Irwin,.: with the arnount of $37.50
deducted for meals in ,;Mr.? Mit-
chell's •favor.
!' ' The '. :defendant claimed that
Mr. Irwin 'Was charging ,more: per
hour' for h thself and. hired xnen,.
than he' agreedto, that ":the: plain-
to. 'Mr. Earl . Ray' ,Stewart; elder tiff ' agreed: to pay for. "meals, and:
son' sof Mr. and M :: ordon' Ste- ' was; 'clai�mups '.• too :man -;
.: . ,� � Wawa..
Ste- .. '. ., g• • , . y Incurs.
wart, also of Con.. 2,- West Wawa- ..:•The • Judge', stated that he. re
•nosh. The ;'bride. 'wore =,a street, (erred:„11;Ir: ;irurin's „evidence., Ile
len th blue silk. Jerse• dress' with swore, that' hemen 6Oc
short sleeves, and a corsage of an hour, 'plus •workmen's. com-
'deep . pink 'roses :and..•ferri. Wit- :pensation ;fees, :and'it Was there
messes ' were. the '•bridegroom's .fore unlikely that he would make l
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'cousin; Miss Joyce ,Stewart and• .an' agreement whereby he'would
:Mr. Paul Caesar,. Dungannon. . be paid .75c an ••hour.• The Judge
(OUR` STORE FOR 'EASTER SHOPPING
:LADIES' ::'SUITS 5 HORT1ES AND- '
TOPCOATS
WE HAVE. : • AVE. THEM.
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All sizes, all stylet' and all colors:
•Als all with an . ,S Spring Ensemble
o 1 accessories oto go t, y p .1 g ,
Weave a wide range o yand fabrics 'in'
h ,� .t styles,
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TOPCOATS AND RAINCOATS'
Ready for`' ou to try ori
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preferred the plaintiffs evidence to sixpply •mea
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on' the,` uestion oof' hours sPerf.t. absence of ,any afj'ccilir trgreemet?t,
because of- -the method. -by which allocuv.ed Mx. Mitchri•1. fr�r 75 m .
t:wns.,
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r_oul;d find tie a iidence.''of agreed 'award to, •$108,95 to (&Bier Vitt
,Ment whereby •
theybwere recordett. He, however,
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TRACT:IVELY LOW PRICED••
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