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,A► Shipment, Of Merchandise. . ;e
'that:p I$ In Short Supply
IIAUGH' -"88" OVERALLS and Work Pants, The work
• Clothes that : laugh at , hard' wear.
I:IAIJGHS PANTS for Boys,: These .are ideal .[or school -:.wear,
THIASTAY, MAY 22nd,' 1947
JOCKEY SII( TS in S., M.. &. L. Forsyth broadcloth -shorts.
TOPS FOR SHORTS—S., 1V1: & L,
, WHITE- •,1±'LETTE=Heavy weight, ' 36 inches. wide.
WEITE BROADCLOTH 36 inches wide.
` MEN'SWORK SHIRTS. Sizes 141, to 161 <, .. $125..& up'
le on
BORN
I YON$--in..Wingham Hospital on
'"Thursday, 'May 15th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon..Lyons, R. 1, Luck -
:mow, a Son,; (stillborn).
Batton .Coupon Due Dates
Coupons., now- . validare sugar.
S26 to. S50' aind Y1 to . Y5, and but
ter B35' to . B52:. Each. >sugar . coo=
AMU O SVCS a,: a ++tie »• _•': -
-each : butter coupon good ./Or :one-
half „pound.
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OBITUARX
MR. IOHW–MaLEOD'
Mr, John Mace.,od passed away
on the . morning of May lath in
his ninety-first year. He was a
son of Angus MacLeod and -Mary
'MacKinnon. of, Concession 4, Kin-
loss, where he farmed till' coming
tib ,the Village twenty-two years
agd. His wife; Mary' MacIIinnon,
• predeceased him, twenty. -six years
agThe late ,
Mr; MacLeod was a
Man of quiet kindly disposition •
and had ,a, smile for every, one he
met, The • funeral service was
conducted by his pastor, Rev:>
MacDonald; of ..whose. church he
Was a member. - Interment was in -
Kinloss: Cemetery,old friends and
neighbors ; actin ' as.' pallbeat`ers,,
• John' Murdoch, Murdoch 'Morri
son; George Greer, ,William Pat-
erson. Bill Houston and Dan,.:Mac-:
Donald, : ,
-Surviving are two nieces, . Mary
arid Demi 'MacLeod and onesis-
ter, Mrs. Chr•.istena MacDonald of.
Vancouver. •
FUNERAL ON FRIDAY..
The death' of Mrs' Alfred Arm
strong .:occurred.. in ,,,London•.. on.
Tuesday.. Formerly Florence Eve-
lyn Alton, she was•in• her 55th.
year,
The funeral • service , will,. be
held at the home ofher sister,
Mrs. Wm. H Irvin, Con. 9, • Ash.
field- .oa Frida Ma' ' 23rd at 2.00
p•rn in"texrrnen rrl1„uc,';r r, hill • Cemetery.
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GARDENING?
HOUSECLEANING?
FISHING?
GOING ;ON`A:PICNIC
.or;.
• TO, TIME COTTAGE?'
Whatever 'your plans ..anre for
the 24th, wwe can help You with
your _Bondy needs. :
If' gardening is the.; . order of
the day, we have all your seed
requirements . in bulk or 'pack-
age:,
c
.age:,
No.. l• Ditch; Sett ; Oaions
lYis: :. .a:
If •::Mom plans on getting'; ,the.
housecleanin :finished' up,' we
'.havethe best in .cleaners; -poi
ishes and waxes. -
Big . 5 Cleanser
2 tins 9c
a fishi tri 'you're tak
If its ng trip
Ing, take along lots ;of grub
and make. a' _real ; day of ' it:
Selecteat : $ails BSpaghetti-
in. . 20c
r..
If its : a picnic we can supply,
you . with. tasty .sandwich .,sug-
gestions and : picnic eath.
Royal Manor Olives
6 oz. bottle •25c
MRS. FINLAY MALCOLM ` •
The deat1 of Mrs-: Finlay Mal-
color 'occurred ' in. Kincardine
Hospital on Tuesday, May 13th,.
after' a, ,lengthy' illness. She was.
formerly . • Catherine MacDonald..
and was 84years of; age; Yieving
been born- on November •8th,' 1862,
on, the ..Isle . of . Skye, Scotland,
corning to Canada.. as .an infant.
Over sixty year agso .'she was
married to her bereft husband,
a 0.1 val.,.ugjlivu iTt'y.`�'urea .1'' 4
continuous ..and .esteemed resi-
dents .of. the Village.' •
The :funeral service. was ":"held
GET NYLON HOSE .at the: ;re at the' home: of Mr. and Mrs, R. T.
Douglas' • on 1' 'hursday,•'
I, ,conducted
by' .Rev.. C. R. MacDonald. Inter-
ment was in South • Kinloss; Cern
cry
Besides her husband, Mrs. Mal
duces - pirices. This,wi'll be, the last
shipment at, Government approv=
ed •price $1.29 T,and $1,49. THE
JET STORE. '
_. LADIEU`-
�ealth .Spot Shoes
• NOW IN STOCK
The shoe that puts pep in your step.
Goodrich and Fleet -Foo
Vas Ciiti$g
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for Men Wo �en and .Children.
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iEat)well� Sori
.ARAMOIIN._:
cohn•'is ' survived' by one son, .Ly -
Man, of Stouffviilre. and four sis-'
Mr. and Mrs J. Goodhan;:riew ters,� Mrs oA �E. Thompson" :of
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k. lyweds, of Lambeth . (nee Doro`JOshawa, ;Mrs H. S. Lavery; Miss.
thy 'Bogie),' daughter :of Mr, . and
Mrs Tom 'Bogie,.acdompanied'by
Mrs. 'Neil •MacDonald of . Kintail,
visit ith .• Mr.' and Mrs. °;Dan
:Wylds: C
li
And it opening ,the; cottage this
week -end, we suggest:: you re-
stock .the foodshel f with. sup
plies • afrom 'Thompson's. Ask
about; our special "by the case'
offer.
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IPSO
The Store of Friendly Service
'PHONE 82 ' :WE DELIVER
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Mr, and ,Mrs. as. MUSIC PUPILS
family, Mr.• and. Mrs.: Bob •Sawyer, Si1CCESSFUL I
o Pinkerton visited 7". •lir. and
frrit•
' ri ' H h •Mar . Mo t
hi'' k.
,.11!,iar ...y
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p
r n stude ts.
'i •l Robe t o
and Sh .r �y s, ,
Mr. an'TWicholson liM'installed ,
P : of A.E 'Cook, ;were awarded sin-
thea -telephone. -� o.:h�r hest standnn
Henderson, 'nurse- ver cups�'i g g
°;Miss Eileen.Hen ,
.Tena MacDonald' and Mrs. 'R. T.
Douglas of Lucknow.
She was predeceased by -one
daughter, Mrs. , CQeorge Aitchison
(Edna) and a son;, Fraser:
J E1pli'ck and:•
in 'raining• -at Stratford 'Ge eral
Hospital, • is spending a few days
with .her , parents,. Mr., and : Mrs.
Jack *Henderson;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin,vis=
the -piano -duet -classes .at. thetfes
tival of music held at Goderich.
recently. They. al o, received high-
est marks, ;in .: their"'res respective
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piano solo. classes: Marguerite and
ited.'relatiVeB in.Barrie' recently: !Shirley receiving silver medals.
Mr. and Mit. Eldon Lowry and
family •of. Ripley and.. Mr and Mrs;_
Morley • Pettaplace and family .of.
Riversdale 'spent Sunday at. Fred
Martins r
lla nd w • ,: i
'V. ~'Ma�4 aret•- Ho . n as veri
• • Kempton � received. g : � . z, .. • g
' Wim' p 82 marks in the soprano .solo class;
s:'sister �� Miss Tena.::
- 4 - Otheip students of .Mr. Cook who
obtained from 75 to 78 marks in
piano solo ; classes were Ann Mor-
ritt, .:Janis Morritt,'Barbara Wil-
son,' Jim Hackett nd Jim Raith-
Kempton, R.N.. of Ddtroit,`-is- ser-
iously. ''ill.• •..
•The' April. meeting of the Para=
mount 'Women's • Institute was.
held at -the horne of Mr . _ best
Hamilton, Mrs F. McCharle : •. `' e
1 a , and trade.r:
UNITED CHURCH
LUCKNOW
, ;Pastor
SUNDAY, MAY 25th, 1947 \
10 a.m.; Sunday SchoOl.
1/ a.m.: "The Jericho Road".
„ Story: "Beware "of the
LADIES'
:FOR QUICK:AI
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Presbyterian W.i M. S.
Du' gannon. and Ashfield soca -
ietieswere entertained on Wed d:
nes'�c, ay;"—May -11th.. :Mrs:' Wm.
—Douglas—conducted--opening—ex`=
ercises- and, .business details, • at
which time it,,was.decided•to send
Mrs. Russell and •-Mrs... Porteous.
,as --delegates to the Presbyterial::
The Program ram was in .charge of the
. P g•
Ashfield society, with 'Mrs. Neil
MacKenzie in, the chair and Miss:
Sadie •.Johnston acting as secret-
ary and .Mrs. Dan MacLean,as.
pianist'•, The; scripture, was .read
by' Mrs 'Duncan MacI ,ep ie a id -
.the meditation- • given by Mrs. D.
ac:' enzie; • rayer :•vas'o •er-
ed by ,Mrs: Dan .Rose' and the
societie as a :whole answered the
roll call by ' a verse' :oA'scripture:
Glad - Tidings:; gleanings were
summarized by Mrs:. Neil G. Mac-
Kenzie, •after •.whidh Mrs.. Mac-
Mtirchy., 'led in , prayer: • A .pleasing
solo, was given by: Mrs:. Collinson
and.. the topic on Tndi&,dealt with
•by Mrs:' -Dan' 1VIacLean. This', was
followed by.`,.a reading by Mrs..
Donald .MacDonald. The report'
of the. synodical meeting' held in
Stratford from April 14th to `16th
was given .by Mrs. Neil MacKen.-
zip ' and Miss Johnston 'gave . the
, , dedicatory • prayer • and • Mrs.. MC -
'Whinney ' .the., closing prayer.
Lunch was served by the ladies
in charge. The June 'meeting • v�rill
and. Mrs.; R.
and • the,. T.
theme will be, "peace"•
be min:. charge ° of Mrs .J. grew
HEA -W-
ENTERTAZf4T : iCAfRS
AT, NEXT MEETING , HERE
The May. Meeting of the Ltick-
•now Women's'. Institute was+held
in 'the .Town Mall with the pres-
dent Mrs Armstrong 'Wilson,
presiding. The ,roll' . call was . ans
wered.. by a contribution of cloth-.
ing ::to' the drive The motto 'ior
the, day," "The Institute Ode" was
prepared`;by-Miss E:` Welsh Due -:4i
to: the :illness of `Mrs S:. Cohyer,
convener ;o e ower u ,
Elmer Johnston •-was,appointed •to.
carry' on ,this work. Arrangernents:
were. made•: for',the, district .annual.
meeting' :which will • be :held
Ripley and •also .,for the" .golden
jubilee elebration :to be' held. at:..
Guelph' on June 18th:::..Mr. ' 8= :
Rathwell gave an. interesting talk"-
on. "How to. plant .a• ga.rder ". Miss
MacLeod contributed ail appro.:
priate reading on "houseclean-
ing''. The ,program . was'in .charge;
of Mrs.-.C...Cook .and :Mrs, .Elmer
Johnston: At ' . the chose : of • the
meeting lunch was served by. the.
hostesses;, Mrs. 'Wilson -and Mrs.
Stewart. ; The Kairshea Women's
Institu"te,' will . be.: gueF.s at the
next' meeting;• h, be held°"
.I Th the Town Hwhia11,Junrwill .'13th,'
Stamp Out
a free Oast X-ItAY
its An Sonny
* 400. YARDS SPORT S RIPE,SPUN RAYON,
t'oputar for port Waists and Dresses. Reg.;
ular $1.50. Reduced to per yard MOO
590 YARDS CURTAIN MARQUISETTE, 42.=,'
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Dot, very..Populir for curtairs.
CLEARING—A Line of Women's and.Girls' Waists, new ityles, worth '$2.50. „Now each $1.95,
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