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. tiRSDAY,, MAY 31stie 1945
nely Suggestions fo
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-MEN'STOOTTON 'TWEEDS 8L WORSTED.x' ANTS...,._.Ynu.. :
wear tbese•workng in your victory gardenjor on the. beach.
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TRUNKS=Men's All Wool_ bathing: trptnks, sizes. 32-.2...
TIME FOR :SOCKETTES With warm. weather ahead, you:
will. want to have a Supply of these handy sockettes. You
know :the )many" advaiitagea these •suckettes; offer.. They
protect' shoes from sun tan : paint and' perspiration,' natural'
color, concealed,when 'r'Worn «
wh.
LADIES COTTON .HOSE for :every; day, wear., Sand shades.
.Size 9-10.
OBITUARY
MRS. JAMES MARTIN
1Vrs. James:Martin passed away
in Walkerton on, Friday; „May 25th
after a' ire - illness.. She was 'in
her---861h_iyear_ r .maiden. name
Was. .Mary MacDonald and she:
-W -as :the last surviving *ember•:
of the family of - the late Alex-
_ander lViacppn d. aril• Mar, Ste-
wa; ' Her 'parents7i.Caing-:-.troni
f?r nce E'aw+ id Island' :ko• -COO.,Ai.
inloss where tliey O c a- ighI
respected . pioneer family, Mary•
was the second :eldest of their
f arnily of awl!, one of whomdied
in: infancy ;•
! She resided .for a time ina•Luck
now •wthere her late husband died'
"iri' 1906.; . Later she returned to
the old home, _•in Kinloss,' where.
the .:lived 'With 'her °,br'oth'er, 'the
late John Sandy MacDonald,
' ' She .had .a life : long connection,
with South Kinloss Presbyterian`
Church. In her younger -days/ she
was a .faithful Sunday School
teacher. She was *'life: member
Qf : the 'W.M.S.: rand :, : devout
church Member whose Bible was
her. daily companion . `: -
Pro" ' . Many, friends attended a fitting,
tun- service in. charge` of. Rev. H. F.
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plant,a '' brick.
over a power
• works, 'woollen mills and printing
plan,_ have gone into the fur
handling and insurai ce�"bhat ess
'`have adopted the best labor laws
n where in the -World"; and.'are.�
in ;the process 6f ..making ',equal'.
edW2ation::facil ties _available `'for
• every - choiar in thea .province-
Mr.
rovi ice:
Mr Brock1ebank 'outlined his,
Government's social -welfare
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Quick' acting,. no,. ;refrigeration
L ' • • .necessary
AYLMER ;PICKLES '
-_ ° Sou' Mixed
16 oz. bottle ........ 25c
Eatmare" WHEATGERM
Paekag ... �:. T, ...15c.
VITA iB
• Wheat • Germ Cereal
Large'.: package . , 25c
gram for all classes' ol~ unfor
'handicapped persons; its 1 lana in South Kinloss church'on.
ate. or '
'increasetension'. of old age Monday,'; May 28th Rev.: Dann
and ex
pensions and iii nhers: alio. w teteried to',her knowledge of the
ances; its medical' and dental ser- psalms and. paraphrases and her.
vscea; -and `th-er:_piar t° ---build -a ability -iso' singthem fronrinemorY;
medical coTlege where students in:. spite of advancing years. Fav-
who -w -have what -it. takes,_: can. go ori:toLpsalms .were,::used� in. the
to university whether or notthey service:'
have the money. The present day
lack of medical .personnel, '. was
blamed :by ,the speaker on Ithe
depression years
w� 'Mr.-Brocklebank d aItzat snn;:
length .-with Saskatchewan's leg_.
islation•;to•'give the 'farmer; great=
er security than evert before
the value of his crop in any year,
Jis .less than $6:00 per acre, he is\
riot;\ regi*zred to make a payment
.that year.r• Its ' a blank,, year, If
he can climb out of; debt ; in, the
good years this .legislation . is aim-
ed • at,'keeping :'him from slipping -
back the - lad, years: "When.
wheat .'doesn't • ,grow, .:iinterest
doesn't °grow";„ the speaker . said.
Jamieson" and Kills' Speak
Moffat Jamieson'; the party's
Bruce.'Federal. candidate,, said he
•was a $augeen, Townshipfarmer,
living 4 miles south.of„P_ort Elgin He said socialfsm ,end dictator
ship ' were . as f'ar'. apart:. as ..the
16 oz. tin 25e
8 oz: tin' 15c/'
THE STORE OF
FRIENDLY , SERVICE
Burial was in .the family. plot
_
inJ Kinloss Cemetery' -'vfw th ' her.
neighbors, Laughlin MacIvor, W.,
F._ ,MacDonald;.: John A,'MacDon-
-aJx se11_Midd�leton,, Walter
MacKenzie, andtittle
BEET HURT?
our
afiCe t0
_There is moo; nes
-you to sigffer•afyionger
with Plain€ill feet
your foot troubles,car
be relieved—inexpen
F•. sively
rom Toronto vkall.
representative
'or
in ours � e
rIN
irgher to her last resting plate.
.ni to 10 ,OS_.
ATTENDED .FUNERAL ;,OF .•
NEPHEW , IN , LONDQN
••
The death of William -John'
Matthews, nephew l of,.Mr. W. G.
Armstrong .and Mrs. J. J. ,Wilson.
of town,occurred 'at the
arental\
home4iii,-London-.on Friday,:.May.
1.8th 'Billy fifteen ii-Febri =
ary,. and had been, ill for'; the past
fray weeks He was a son of :Pte.
and Mrs. John W,. Matthews: his:
mother being:formerly, Jane Arm=
strong of Lucknow '- Billy's Dad
had recently returned from over-
seas
The funeral service, was held.
in. the Church of Christ,; Disciples
-pole��id charged �h-a� rhe -hook �-an=-M�day=aft�;rxroon,_ May--T21st-,~
let "Social Suicide"- was -full- of with interment int'-Mountpleasant-
lies, distortion and:' half ' truths •Cemetery, London..
Attending- the '''funeral from
hexes -wez e. M±L- o d Mrs:4W, :- • G.
Armstrong,.. Mrs. 'J J. • Wilson,;
Celia and Jack and. Mr. and Mrs:.
.A. J. Wilson . and Jimmy,;
We ,don't believe,: you can • get
_omethirig_ior nothing,—but ,we: do
want• something for' the taxation
we; - pay.., : He . defended David.
Lewis,. a Russian Jew and high-
_among .the, party leaders. The
C.C.F. 'doesn't draw. the' line -at
race .or"creed,' Mr...lamieson said..
Morley Mills, the•'•Federal can; -,i'
didate in North Huron,- resides •
inHuroir Township near:. Kincar
dine. I He, traced the. hist., ry. and
program: of. the C.C.F. and added
that ' all: his life' he had been in-
terested, in: -the , co-operative:
movement .which he feare'dwould•
be •taxed almost out • of, existence
if either . of::the old parties '.were.
elected.: He recalled the purchiase'
1:
and :closing'of -the.Kincardirie'Salt•:
block by an•' "International, car
"tel. We paid 30 : cents for , salt
Then=now we 'pay 65, Mr. Mills•
'sand; -and° ori -the srtraj'ect -o --tion-
one 82 We Deliver
IN L;ADIES'' • DRESS
a1—Sites a
o Make.: Room,
blew ;Summer. Stock,
or�
UNITED .CHURCH
LUCKNOW
Revs; J. W. Stewart. B;A., B.D
Pastor •
- SUNDAY; JUNE 3rd
(FLOWER 'SUNDAY).,.
la.m.-Sunday 'School 'Anni-
versary. Scholars to meet
in the Sunday School room'
•at -•10.45.'
:MEETINGS
'Story:' "Three Aules'"for.
Happiness".
Male. Quartette 'from. parks '`
0;ii°'" ''i =Peaair' neat
opo1es -, charged that the : meat ,, .price".
packing indus,w
tryas•fleecing. the Fifteen' minute' - or an. recital
•
produces* at oiierefrt'd ;die
`acon L ' before evening "service.
sumer it ' the other
Will Be Held Inn
ST WAWA;
,At. The follo*ing Places:
�
aunt-�5tli Vit. Helen's, Communrt all, , 8.30' .mP
.lune: $---7-4,c100. lhouse-:S:S:�:::No..;2,-u8�'
�;0...p;m.
June 20th—Township Hall, 8.30 p.m.:'
Mr., J. H:• Kinkead will address these meetings.
VIUNICIP' LITYOF' WEST WAWANOSH
Brown Smyth,. Reeve....,;,.• Durnin Phillips, Clerk,
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