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LVCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW„ ONTARIO 'l i
HAVE RECEIVED- ANOTHER:.SHIPMENT U;
old Seal (*NG(LEU.I
These rugs .are bright, cheery • colors. , ' They are practical,
' save labourand give 'plenty of satisfactory wear.
Sizes;.
6: x' 9
7%x9'
9F`x 9
9`x101/2
9 x 12'
9 ,x,131 +,.
9 x 15
K,>KRSIiEA W. I. CHARTERS
BUS FOR GUELPH TRIP •
The ` Kairshea Women's Insti-
tute has, chartered a bus in ,order
tb attend the Golden Jubilee of
the•Institute tb be•held in Guelph.
op June 18th.
It is a 38 -passenger bps, . and
to date sixteen, members of the
lairshea: Branch. lrave applied for
:transportation.. All :other Kairshea
ladies planning, to go must ,leave.
their native with ,Mrs.: D H... Car-
ruthers by ;Saturday of this week,
After .that date, the rerhaining'"
accomodation.., will be • alloted to
one• 'or more . diataet branches
which are interested. • ' •
• ,The bus will leave Lueknow at
8.3.0 .D.S.T. the .morning of the
Jubilee 'and Will>return,after.the
evening . session: • Transportation
Vests, Will be ,1$3.29 *-pei. person;.
Members „of the Iiairshea' Branch:
are' planning to take a 'basket.:
lunch:, •..
CONGOLEUM r s still, in Short,supply, .Thee early' buyer gets
r.
Teton
ISEDICATE MEMORIAL' ORGAN
(Continued from page ,1)• '
Faith and ti ist brings salvation
- and . salvation -and ,.a life.:dediicated.
;to Christ are inseparable'fa,,cts..
.he pointed out The scripture dir-
ects us to serve in a positive. way,
and those .who .claim they need
X14) t`r'
negative ,lives, . even. though -they,
May be free from the .transgres-
sions of,the law: There' aren't two
standards of Christianity. ' There
is .iot,•:one rile'for.. the minister
or the elder and: one for 'those:
who profess to. be followers; Rev..
Henderson emphasized and 'point-
ed
ed out that -there is-no-salvation-
'outside
s-no-sralvatao
•outside . the , church- of . Jesus
.Christ.
Shopping .`
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48.: oz tin 32c
altons Puddings
2 :•packages
No, sugar ��required
R,1.y
M. e ly Desserts,
J.
2: packages 15c
Royal Manor Coconut
Package 25c•,
Club House Minute Tapioca. •
:Package ,' • 22e
He : acknowledged: -that:: fl e
church is .not perfect; butmuch.
Of the' criticism directed against
it, . appears to .;be an • effort ' to
eover "up the sins of those who
criticize "II"there"are things with -
in the church, that aren't as they
should ,be,. it calls for a house -
:Cleaning, not a 'withdrawal•.from
the church. "
� •_ ' d rnr ofetra o
speeches,..of the Premier of 'On-
tario and the Attorney', General
in.:connection with )he legalizing`.
of,cocktalil lounges. Their speeche s
pointed ; but :what .:United. States
is doing, and what former govern-
ments did, but What' would Christ.
have 'us, do',.queried . the speaker;
n' who added "that ham` t -n " gl.lav
rel With these aeaders, so long, as
they leave ;out the word Christian
MAY PAVE TO LAKE
FROM. A.MB E•RLEY
----Ashfield and -Huron :Township,
Councils .have been' conferring in
connection • with the • hardsurfac-
ing Of the road from. Amberley
to the lake, an approximate „two-
stretch: o_ boundary : road!
between the •..; two „municipalities:
The two municipal boards will
meet' shortly oto' officially 'dismiss
the matter.
• Upkeep'_ of this road. ,has been
shared by the two- intup ipaii tEg
and the question of paving it has
come .to the fore since',;the Prov
inial .. Department of Highways.
announced its intention to pave
Highway 86 • from • Arnberley: to;
Elmira: :No •-86 has its terminal
at Ainberley, and while it;:is 'not
o•€f-iE�l�ti=-is::.-,:r-egaxdedT..asw.q
possiblethat: hard. surfacing 'o
this. Highway might be cornrnen-
ced this year.'atd probably 'at the
Amberley end of the road,•
In any. event 1: Ashfield arid,
Huron. Councils are looking •into..
the feasibilityof completing the
stretch to the, foot of the lake hill, :.
The ---love -of-God-mans ' aervice,• when such an• opporturdty offers.
froth, such legislation.;
In ; conclusion . Rev Henderson
pointed out'that? as .we enter the'.
.Valley of the • Shadow; as' must
'we. . 01, the • worthlessness • of
worldly things'. becomes .apparent:
aYid. if 'we' have served Him well
THURSDAY, MAX 15th, 1947'
`ROUBLE S.OLES+'RUBBER. HEEL
OUTSIDE COUNTERS
' row
;In "Retan" and "lYennonite" upper leather
for limned time only
Regular :,$4.95''.
C. Rathwellt�
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we will have found.: 'joy = in • our 'BAPTISMAL SERVICE SUNDAY .[
way of life in, Christ.
At the Mother's Day or .family)
day service' in the "United Church }
=aun day-rx`ioin=rng J �-
Stewart performed, the ceremony,
Fred Newman,
of :baptism upon 'Fames Douglas,
who.•has,'b"ought of' Mr. and Mrs.. Ed. 'A: sonJohnston;
E. Purdon hardware stores
E
the
h. obtains.: • osses- William � .Thomas and . El•izabeth
at yilhitechurc p Belle,. children " of Mr.. and 'Mrs..
sign: t�'oday::Fred'.is adding, a stock JamesiMathers; David Brian, son.
of geheral store: merchandise: r. o'n
theha d-:
of. Mr,. and Mrs H. D:'`Thamps.
PLirdnhas operated
• p3 . Sana' Mary Christine;. daughter of':
ware' business' for the, past 3 Mr. and Mrs:' K., C. Murdie.
years...Ile and 1VIrs.• Pardon will
.the end.of. 'Before the.' close' of the service,
move to` Lucknow at afloral bouquet was .presented by:
June, to 'their, home a' .block south Mrs: J. `W. Stewart to Mrs 'T. H
of the Supertest • Garage, which Alton, who .had the isti ction of
theyrecently': purchased : from d
being the oldest .Mother in the
Mrs. 'Elizabeth : Congrain. ' The
con re ation. •
1
SPECIAL ! .
While 'They Last:
nne
Strawberry :am -1 coupon
lb. • ctn:. .,.. 29c
GETS ' POSSESSION TODAY
OF WHITECHURCH • .• STORE
•
It's Spring 'Planting Time!,
We offer Top... Quality Garden
Seeds •by MacI'enzies; Rennies
and Steele -Briggs and- have.:
your' favorite variety of Beans,..
Peas and Cord in bulk. See our
display' of. Choice No. 1 Dutch
Sett Onions before buying.
THOMPSON'$
The. Store of Friendly Service
deuce.,, a t•:' Whitechurch •at that
time,
Mr: Purdon recently dised` of
100*acr'e farm on -Coil: 12 West
Wawat o'sh to:: Mr.; Bill: Rintoul:`
Gaelic.. Fooled: 'Urn
During, his .. inspection -Of the.
Cadet Corps on ' Monday, Major
Young queried one of the' girls
as:oto what .the Latin .slogan on
their school crest meant. .The re
.ply , was that it' .was 'Gaelic, not.
Latin, and the Major. .who pro-
fessed to .be a: good Scotsman was
a bit 'taken back and let' it go 'at
that., But, The:remarked,'• in later
'addressing. "the. crowd, I'm going.
to find out before 1 leave• what
issays:" on, your school crests.
N�-TED 'CHURCH'
LUCKNOw
Rev, J. VV. `.Stewart, B.A., •B:D
Pastor
SUNDAY., MAY,l8th, 19p
r `
10. a.m.=.-Sunday School..
11 .a.m._aBetter 'Learning";'
Btory=" Missi .
Miracle". .'
7.p.m• . • "Going On"•
•
V r• Y.U�/ n
Fresbyteriiaii Guild .�
The last ;meeting of this spring
term was opened by ' psalm 106.
Frances Hamilton .read the scrip
tura and a. Bible qu'zz was con-
ducted by Marion' L.' MacDonald,:
A prayer was.;given by.Betty Mil-
ler. Congratulationswere extend-
ed to Ray Stanley' who had never
missed- a meeting . during both" fall
and :spring' terms; Gwen 'Stewart
was ,voted as. the ,one ` Who; :had
. cine e MOS or e : ` o
the,.year 1946-47.. To show their
appreciation :it, was,decided to
send her .as .a delegate to the
Young People's; Camp :this- stun=
riser at Kintail; Mr., W. A. Heri-
derson gave, 'an in'teresting 'illus-
trated talk •• on Pilgri 's•Pr• ogress:
Mrs. **br.ay nd Marion
� ,,
MacJonald .played a •piano duet.
A• reading was .given by 'Dorothy
McIntosh. Mr. Henderson closed.
with: the benediction
South Kinloss W, M. S.
The May meeting of South• Kin•
loss W.,1Wl.s, was held at -the -home"
ofs, Douglas 'Graham. Mrs..
D. • L. ` McKinnon presided. The
ineetirig ,opened with .praise "and:
the Lord',s prayer `in. unison. Mrs,.
A. F. Sutherland was :appointed
delegate .to the Presbyterial; May
27th' at Ethel: A; reading was
•err-�1�;;'���;=Mt��Vf�-ilail--errtl-Oed-
"Neighborliness",. Topic from th�
study book' Cross ::Over Africa
was taken by .Mrs.. Ira Dickie..
The roll call was :answered by' "A'
Favorite .Psalm" The payer cir
cle
w � as taken part in b Y
;MacConriell,, Mrs: Angus: Graham,
and Mrs. A.. "Maclntyre. The meet
ing 'closed with 'praise and prayer'.
by: Rev. J. A. Smith:' A,social..half
hour was: spent. •,at the - close ;of
the meeting.
United'`Ghurch Y. P. S.
The weekly 'meeting' of the Un -
c1 ' .arc
Monday ,evening,' ,with• the 'Mis-.'
signs• group:n Charge. fel' the
de-
votional period, hymns, ,252 '.and
380 , `were :: uiig, 'folio 'ed w, tli:
38(). sung ' foll'owcd with
prayer by Willard Thompson.'and
the scripture 'reading ` by Dorothy;,
Gibson:, ' Margaret. ' Rae, favored
with• a•. solo,'.a?nd, Willard Thorp,
son :read a story. on the life; of
William Carey and his early,•znts•':
sionar.Y . work in " India Wilfred
Black then gave•a,piano selection,
Mr..Alex Sniith shoed shdes..orr
India anal spoke . briefly . on. his
. he'.:
.Xpmexrces:';Y'egarslirg' �vme of t
p ctures, Two •contests'• were head;.
a "spring" • flower" .contest and
"hew ;well do 'you kn°o .India"
contest.
NEW- SILK SLIPS. , --- $1i25 and:•$149 •
NEW AMERICAN 'SK1NTEES OR SHORTS IN : SILK _ �� _. _ _ 4: $1.25 and $ ..00'
NEW DRESS MATERIALS IN •SILKS, COTTONS AND WOOLLENS
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