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1 AGE': FEIGHT
• vomit WOMEN 4f tE. NO. ;PI4NNING THEIR '
Are Toii`ready, for • the .cool days that , are sure to' come. 'I
not, begin, •Fall. Sewing now.
ALPINE CLOTHE—makes—Idea tailored dress, two-piece dress
orpleated,-skirtss'Yo1Lca nnot beat Aline for skirts . to
•'cap: t tit; s'eateies Volevs :,gold�`red 'brown,*: green-navy—
inches wide Yard f :,...,. . ... . $2:25
NINETY. YEARS 9
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sociatiort ' and Of the high school
principals" section of the Associa-
tion
Always ,especially 'interested in
unday school ;.;work, he was a
Sunday • School superintendent -,in
most of the., place& where be was
engaged as a teavher,. He has; been
one 'off-the�7'piron inert: laym♦en'of
the ,}i� l.'t � iAlsi
lurch., .and at •_theAehe1cal_ Coup_
cal ' f tWie" -CYitir h in' 193.0--
1., fie.: was'..chosen, as_geiieraLi cre ,•-
'ary of the Corifere`nee Ley As=
••sociations .a position • which ' he
held :for; ei'ght' years. He has been
elected seven times as' a -commis
signer to the General Council of
his , church. r'r .
,. f .i
Margaret McMullen of Holyrood,
died in December,'• 1930.' Surviving:
member, s of the. 'family are Miss
Ida at 'home with her father,, and•
two Sons, E. A.•; Elliott' and Wilton
Elliott,' :in Toronto:
CLAN REUNION
-Mr -Elliott still retains a .keen.
•_ interest' in Lucknow,` and. vicinity
HELD LAST.. WEEK. ' ' and from his en have come inany
valued and • interesting historical
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SPUN RAYON- makes up beautifully •inn draped dressesL r
Iu npe dressest,38 inches wide Coors rose, beige:,'Yd.' 85e
RAYON & ,WOOL OVERCHECKS Same pattens -the
fine wool specks,; .lighter weight, ,38.r wide.. Yd. 89c'
]PRINTED RAYON' CREPES Smart; colorful patterns, canbe •
• worn new 'and later: '3W' Wide. Yd. ...,:,, 98e, $1.45 & $2.25
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ake,your choice a SIMPLICITY •. Pattern ': for Fall• sewing:
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"Sarcasm is just. deep -down:
'Meanness, corning to the ,surface".
PicnicTreats
dor the
LX.L. 'ORANGADE
• 16
oz: : bo
le
.35c
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Pot
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GRAPE JUICE'
Smith
E. D.' 3m t
16 oz. bottle .r: „ . 27c,
Allen's.' APPLE JUICE •
oz.•t
in ' ' ; , 15c,
OLIVES
CHOPPED,
6 oz:. "bottle 29c
For sandwiches arid salads'
Kraft• CHEESE • `SPREADS
18c
Package; .. i
sh-and -Pimento
�e1z
PEANUT BUTTER
9 oz. bottle
` P.B::.Sandwiches
Dont .forget
for the Kids.
J�:..18c•
l K -S -El V TT S
Package.:;,:. 15e
WAX PAPERw.ROLLS
100 ft. .,... ; 25c
EROIjY-S
Dozen I 10c
PICNIC ; BASKETS
Each • 19c
DRINKING: STRAWS
Package` 10c
And Remember To Take'Some
Georgia; Peaches, Watermelon,
B.C.Cherries, Oranges.
AND .OH' YES' ,-Lemons for -
that favourite drink ,
•
Enjoy Your. ` Summer Shopping
at"The Coolest Store in Town"
MPSO
Mr. • Elliott's wife, ormer y
e firsttirrre--in� the- pad.
" 'd
4 years, the 'Dickson -Armstrong; always welcokriend which our a
reunion' was, held at Harbor Park, readers have found • of much
.
Goderiich;�'last:- Thursday�:v�itl an pleasure,.. l�Sr:. • *Elliott . has a
attendance of. about 125x. The penchant. for names and .: dates,.
weather.: was.. ideal; and a Most and his,' articles as well as being
enjoyable 'afternoon was, spent . ' , of ` reader interest, preserve. for
Ari- interesting .sports-prograrir.. -future-'1ener4ions-what will. be
':as keenly: . eonte'sted, as :was a accurate records of'the'. early his -
.softball 'game. Lovely prizes were tory of these parts;. and .:of, which
n aft first
given theYw•�n�er-s=of�the 'vario • r o�:i:ttle; is ow ; ava'�la.,ble
m the • farthest
events Th seg fro.,
eo
q 'Ni s Annie McLeodwere
and..MIS. . •Minnie' Stalhn of Tor-
onto:, .The, oldest gentleman
and
lady inattedan a were Mr and
Mrs: Angus McDiarmid. Members.
of the.clan :Were present from' ,.
Toronto, St, Marys;,; Guelph, Tees
water; .Goderich, Lucknow, Gor
rie, .St. Pauls,, Stratford;; 11I1ver
-ton. and•Avoribank
Mr. Thomas 'Sao d.:' had -'.his-
launch
launch on .the .:harnbor' and quite a
number ,were given a cruise on:
the lake. And last, 'but 'not least,
wasa bountiful picnic supper:pre,,
pared.* the.ladies
At the businessmeeting presid=•
ks From; his host:of friends in this.
district, , many, - hiappy, returns and
sincere best wishes.•are 'extended
to this venerable, gentleman.
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THf,1RSDAY, AUGUST 'tnd, 1945
4,
SIUcAM ..ER
' PLAY :SHOES ANDALS
aarietY
AIZING AT V$1�9:
f• ,
at
2.95,:.
jolowsmaiwow,
O I T U A R••Y`.
ANDREW 'CULBERT.
Seriously ill for 'several .weeks,
-ah -ead of°'1 .72k'1drevv-Dreane,y.
;Hespital, London; '.;,on • un ay,.
Ju
ye
th
and by three .daughters„. Velma
.Ashton,;• Margaret McIntosh, Ida
Smith, all 'of Detrgit. A A. daugh.ter
Barbara Anne ': • predeeeased her
father. do September 6th. 1943;:
rvivin also are i
u foe.
S r
and
Culbert occurred ina� St.' Josephs g . ,. � ,
S d ' children; two brothers, ferbert
•was ---ion ' hts 63rd _.of:'Mackawa Sask. Jams p
ly 22nd lie
ar. , Lucknow and . two sisters, Mrs.
Thomas' Reid (Jessie) of British.
Mr Culbert,;;, a native of Ash' Colurribia, and_ Mrs. Iden . eth Mc
h o r a t'
T. s
aster, Mis. Cha
s
;Another s . .Grant
t
t
-Thum .tec•�teid-
URGED- TO BUDGET USE
U
OF CANNING :SUGAR
Gowns tp asses aibara) of Toronto,
•e 'time • of, his.' death and was
(Mary) .•:died, in the West.
islate residence on
.at h • ,Wednes-
J l 25th; conducted b.
da u R'ev
Vii�__Q..R.hoad ;of: Ashfield'Presby,
tekian Church,., assisted y Rev: C`.
popular in the community: He
was: S:• a sen Of.the ini
the late' James G-
nd-: Mir' i'�e`t`�Dr-e
xoi-
bit a .. ey-
and wasborn on onces-
`revue an
C
`Co
il: •6 188'
Ashfield • on A r
ioi 6, .8
r and.
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u•d
Rural housewives. are Urged by
Mrs. John D. Detwiler, . Western
nta
Orio •chairman of 'the ' Cori
sumer :Branch;* • tobudget the'
spending of 'their sugar for can
fling' coupons', so that they , will
'have _supplies when large 'fruits
e. .
ripen latin_.the ,season:.::
' "A11. extra, preserves' coupoi?s
ed over by 'President John Far- i declared' valid:: for the purchase
risk, -the g_in J1 en
athering. stoads1,t J of` :.sugar -foe:; canning ..a -re -rno`u
reverence to', the m
meory of those 1 good", Mrs Detwiler -'pointed out,
L &b had passt zl: oirsince'ilhe;lnst+"and there is a -danger t-hat;house
'T • ! wives,• both urban and rtlral,�•may,
reunion 'some four ,years ago " � ..
he-e0lection-' officer-s�,es''n*ed- rise :the-. sugar for�.purpose's • other
as :follows President, John rar=, than'. canning. `1would "strongly:
;rish, R. 7 Lucknow. vice-presi- recommend :that housewives bud
dent, George Richardson, Guelph_ .get their sugary to meet. he needs
ec treas:, Grace Rickiardson, R. 5 of their entire season's presery-,
Lucknow;, sports committee; ..M"rs. Ing 'ani, cannine-program» 'On -
George. Richardson . `Pete and El- the average; the rural housewife
g �3
finer, Parrish, Geo. N. Armstrong;
lunch , committee, : Mrs Roy •Gir- portion ••Of her supplies . than the.
vizi, Mrs. Thos.;' Dickson ;Jr., Mrs Urban woman; who buys • com er.
'' sial: products. Mrs:: Detwiler sties-•
Tc�xi Sandy,••: Mrs. Elmer' Farz�ish, r , . p..
M• s:' Wm. Dickson,.. Mrs.'.; Lorne sed that• preserves coupons ' are
Fa rish':and Mrs. Bryans. good for the. purchase of one half
' Elmer,Farrish of Gorrie"inv'ited pound: of sugar. ,Including. those
the`,'members . of the clan., to his coupons; declared valid , for sugar
home for the' 1946.'reuni'on;•which fOr 'canning the total number of.
was accepted. It will be' 'acid the . preserves coupons now valid
last Thursday ;in , July. The •.`of would entitle' each,. ration book'
:ficers� extende�:dr •a•. vote . of appre holder . to 19.. pounds of sugar, in
cans and..preserves a greater 'pro=;
r
Y
re
field. - -
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0
MvFeor a
•
nunib
erof
at' (rkney, S:.
a,
skatchewa
n
;
t'who: also',•c�orducted
the . C'Grange
rs. "Culbert`and:hir family .B. Woolley. of Ashfiel
turning to: Ashfield: "somer
e twelve' ;Ordburial :service
I
e.
ears ago, where they' took up Interment was 'in Greenhill
sidence on. Concession 12, Ash=
Cemetery with; the; .Ashfield-..
' Conneil Board-acting-as-pallbear
Mr •Culbert is'survived.•by. his
ife, the' former ffie Johnstone •
t m E ,
y five; sons,,,Allin,' Borden and"
Herbert at. home, Elmer serving
verseas and Andrew of Windsor•;. Lodge acted as flower bearers,
era,- Gilbert ,Fra one Fled Ander
Y :
son, . Cecil Johnston;: Fi ail$:' Ham
Ilton 'Mel tloickson ;and, C. E Mc
Dona h.: l�i.embers of .Zion.''Orange
g.
•
• dation to'.- the. Harbor Park coni,- ' addition' to: the regular ' sugar
'PIIO;�E 82 WE``DELIVER •
mittee • for their; kindness and ration Two preserves coupons' be- •,
- aecomodatioxi: • come valid; ;monthly.
•
in .full swing a
1d'Ien's Top Coats,''Suits, Sox, Ties,
cathing Trunks, Overalls; -Shirts -and JBraces.
gents. f•or ` Camb r1d e made -to=me sure• •.0
•
lOt}icS.
Listen to' Quality: Shop ,pra gran
over CKNX SundaY's at
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