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Nylc.1
• WE. REGRET our'stoek of Nylon Hose was not sufficient to
enable us, to supply • all ours :customers,
'WE ARE. DOING' QUH BEST: tO see our customer: get Ny-i,
Ions in in March.
IF YOU HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED, Cheer' up,
will be available in March:
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FOR COMFORT •PROTE JlION WEAR :I'EDEES: You can
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gyr barelegged in comfort without annoying Irritation and
presperation, or ;wear`'th em with• :your precious Nylons.
Any ,way.` you ;wear : Pedces you will : find .them. icomfort
able and snug :'fitting. PedeesF Are stretchable without bind-.
ing .elastic. •Sizesmedium and large.
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.Mrs. Annie ' Cameron Brown
.There. was' a large gathering of
former Lochalsh and Lucknow
- reside its-4at the •Nee-ley,LEunex �
Hoyle., in Detroit, . ion February 4.
They. came to honor the :memory
of. Mrs. Annie Cameron .Brown,
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Bendel, Luow,
Ontario
OBITUARY.
SUSAN .MARIA Tf LELFAVEN I
I" The death of Miss Susan Maria
Treleaven, - who -had 'been .a con-
tinuous " resident of Lucknow for
more'. thail four score yearn; oc-
curred. at .her home her late' last
Tuesday afternoon.
'Miss "Treleaven was one of a
family of four daughters andfour
sons of ;the late Walter Treleaven
and Jane rQlcQuoid..:Susan;'ri who
was 'in her 83rd year, wash born,
on ' the Treleaven homestead on
Concession 8 Ashfield, and as ark.
THURS„ FEBRUARY 21st, 1944
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where° her pastor, Rev. Thomas
P. ; Lindsay, was "free to presenb
the Whole' Word, and to use plain
s{ eR akin.&,thatthere should be io
misunderstanding concerning' t -
infant of .but •a few, months old
came. to Lucknow with'•her par`
ents when her .father; bought, the•
flour inch and sawmill in Luck
now from • •. Janes ',Sommerville,
and which Lad been .originally'
built by Eli Stauffer in 1852. The
orlglnal mill was nearer to the
road than the. present mlI,, the.
tot ndatidn of -vvhich was -laid -.in-
1886, a couple:,of years "after •1VIr.
Treleaven hard . bought the. Indus-
try.'
sinfulness of: sin ..And man's des-
. made--zna�rcapable=hof disobey -Ing � -- - ...-
I Domestic achvtes were =-a l
His "will and also with the power l strong interest"with: her, and ilia._
of intelligent. choice. autres of her ome ,liad first care.
1k+Irs-�-Br-.own-.�wathe_:daught'er _
- �- -Her '' culinary. _- 053ity was well .•
of 'Mr:and lVirs Roderick Came known; .and for many. years Susan•
• on ' of Lochalsh, Ontario.and .was Trelea�en's_bread a'nd rolls were.
born ' viii their. devout Highland A -- bye ^Word.._::'she ;loved,' to ''edd,;
home May 1"12.186.7, She was duly and till, a few days before h ..-
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instructed in.; .the • scriptures and deafti. , , retained • her interest in
the heart=searahmg.'questions and 'h_er 'daily paper,and world. of
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answers. �o£ the 'Shorter Cate -
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ate fairs '
chism About 1898 she ;came to Seven years ago Miss Ti'eleaven
petroit 'and. attended St Andrew suffered a stroke and since • then'
Mission where she
. b_ teri an --- - . : .�_... � � 't_ailii
Pres r a g
e h
y had been in som w.
�niet Mr. Harry Browri, whom she•..Health; During `the ,past three
married September ,;3rd, 1890. a wase apart 'three
e•-``
montahs: ...there 'Three children were born to them -GP iii her condition: and a,Vl!e'e1
J Th rnas H
N:ek I-Iave • Received A Shipment Of
"SANDY SAVAGE' SHOES";
n Brown Oxfords Only, Sizes From
8 to 3 in. C D and E Widths.
It
P" s To Buy Your Children.�y
Proper Fittini,,Footwear.
atbweli & Son'.
Village,'.Susan was a', very active
Mein`ber of the. ,Methodist, now,
the United. 'Church, . She took. a
leading 'part in all departments
-of theLch.ur hfid g as particular=;
ly interested in Sundayy-=-S ho
work. and ."the Young ; People's.•.
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Aerate need of :a SavYour, dor God League.,
• a meml er of7a-1 ghly-'respected
•Lochalsh' family, who by her 'de-
pendence upon God, coupled with
.�.Iier` �wn.�-integraty�•: upr.-ghtriess,
perseverence; .and : strength: of
•
character, had exemplified: a suc-
cessful Christian life, Mrs.•Brown
died Janivary 431st, -1946.
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or'; Every, Oua�sion
. e• are'.prepared to make . up
•boxes'for the •seek; ah s of S
_and. for any "special" occasion
that calls .for a gift : "Be. pi4ct-
send.a box of.tempt-
real and.
in'g,.; delicious, fruit.
.Another Friendly: Service
from '., Thompson s , • . .
See The . New
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17th - FEB. 23rd.
Salute to Canada's boys ;and
A
nd
iris` of, today; 'her aMen a
g
women of -tomorrow,:-enrolled
in the' world's greatest 'youth
oveirient -- Boy'Scouts and,
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Girl ' Guides Their's is an
portant :task training for true
Citizenship, rehabilitating the',
youth of' -Europe and promot-
ing world friendsh•ip:"
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It's Their. World:
Let's Prepare Them "For` It.
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,THE STORE OF FRIENDLY
• SERVICE'`":.
'PII0tIE; 82 WE°DELIVER
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Alice; Anne ' . an o before her death, suffered a heart
b • readements 'sad
But two ,sore; e
-den erl--•lier:.-life; and taigYitk. her
att-aek rom, w_hich`she ,ailed'" to
recover:
that '.God's redemption, does' .mot :service `was
:A ;private funeral se
Ave exemption 'from keen and late residenee ,..on;
g held • at her {�
Thuraday,'afternoon. ,conducted., bit
Rev:: J W Stewart.. Interrfent
was,: in •:Greenhill• Cemetery-wrth:
Harold Treleaven' : and; Clarence
'Treleaven, Toronto, Harvey '•,Tie;"
leaven, ?dersoi. -Har-vPY-
Webster,and Campbell .Thompstin
acting.: as -pallbearers.
en's
Ready-to=Wear Clothing
Spring Samples for Cambridge Made -to- e\asure
About March •l st
enduringE sorrow. ;Her -first be-
reavement •came' March 27, :1895.
when Mr. Brawn -.died and theaec
ond- when Tommy; aged' 8 .years,
departed this life in 1903° Finding
-`herself, a -widow withAree-pry
ous young ,children s`ie .lifted', up
her . soul ' `to ' God . for : help and.
'His exceeding ; 'great ..
armed �.. Tr-eleav-em is_survived by
�• , .. il. , Miss
is
1� never fa
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promises wh
• At• tine ' .time, . of Mr.. 'Brown's
death he • was .employed. by the.
.death
Board
Of . Health On; ac
count of his'faithful- services and
t"he,' circumstances of, • his death,
the officers':became iht¢rested' in
the welfare of Mrs. Brownand
children. After consultation
the,
with her,: she was offered a.:posi-•
tion' ` in the :office. which She ac-
Cepited end ; "fillet 'acceptably . for
twentyy -eight years.'tlShe was thus
...
enabled to rear., and educate'her
f #am Y .'il' ' in • comfort. and , ind�epen-•:
_.
tletice. and prepare ' for her own
declining years. .";
Surviving '..lire three sisters,
Mrs:' Peter M tt loCh, -`Mrs: John'."
Murdoch and ; Nirs, A. R. Finlay
son,, :and 'four .brothers, 'Duncan,
James, Roderick And -Donald. Six
nephews...
ephews actefl: as "pallbearers_
:
tliree,`
brothers and one .sister, 'George Gibson Lucknow; Thoa
Thomas, William,William,•Wesle ' ,and •Webster Dungannon, Earl Swan,
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Salina:
yrs. Mary ' (Minnie) Cook, 'Sr.
'two sisters,. Mrs. ;Polly ;Treleaven
and :Miss, : Louise Treleaven :`.°aiid •
by ..one brother, Mrd ^W E. Tre-
leaven:., She was predeceased=, by'
UNITED" . TED CHURCH
L 'CKNO. .
Rev: J W Stewart,
Pastor
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY.'24th
• 11,a,m.-"The Challenge' of the
Cross". .
Story: "Thos ,Edison and .
Tlieocfore" -
- 7' p in..=;"The woman d.f Sam
aria''.: (illustrated)' - {_
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The death. occurred on Sunday,
February- 10th -of of , Mary Webster,.
avidoav`of the lateTPeter Cook,E,'S
in her;.77th .year..
'Mrs. Cook was::born in Tipper-
aryI eland;°and lived practically
all 'her, married life 'in- Ashfield
rede,'
Township.. Her husband p , ,
ceased.' r in D cember "193.1.'
�wea,.
are one sister, Mrs:
Survivors
Wm y Webster, Cochrane; °one- bro
Cher,' James Webster ' of Goder, ich;
�ee daughters; lVIrs. J ; W. Mc
three
Gee, Goderich, Mrs. Geo°:Hackett,
Cochrane ' and Mrs. • Bruce; Hol
land,Clinton; two; sons, Thorrtas
' r of Ashfield
ld
ndP
Peter .
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oder
ich a e
Lucknow and Will Cook, Dun -
gannQn.
COMMEND' ATTORNEy-
GENERAL, yoit . BINGO. BSN
'
South -.Bruce' Ministerial
Ther •
Associat1On" met in the; Kincardine;
Club rooms on= -Monday ' with e
'fair` attendanceof ministers. The
e;1dy-pr
Rev. Eugene Beech Of Ri p
sided, Rev. J .C. Hutton of. Pine
River 'read the scripture lesson:
end Arehdeacon Hartley of Kin!
The ' funeral. service was held.
at -the late .-residence in ,Ashfield
on Tuesday. afternoon and.was
:'conducted 'by Rev M'r. 'Woolley,
pastor ;of ,Zion United Church cif"
which she• was a member. Inter -
menu -a
w sL.-in • the- far'nily, ' iplof.,,ir
Greenhill -Cemetery; The pall-=
bearers were. two -grandsons, Ray
Cook. of oiGoderich,. Wesley_ Hol -w
land of Clinton and four nephews.
cardi : ie ,offered prayer, Rev.
'Fop;
• �ster 'of •Kincardine
Contin -
tied his paper."on "Worship and
,there was an, earnest discussion.
�i0-i octant "str
on this very p ublec,oi
The secretary,' 'Rev. A, J. Orr
' instructed to
L7z�derwood 'WAS. Ge•Ito
the Attorney
ter 'of appreciatio.n
send;�a letter 'nf Arai of the Pro,
h -ref"erence 'to his
;firm
'Vince with
action 'regarding• gambling •
_ORINFRAC1IO So•f` theprie
s
ceiling ThomaCarts9, Killer
.:fine
dine fruit Irnerchant, vva .
$200 and• :d sts:- .. .
C•
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Sheets
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aan Piilovw Slips
Tjhe Stock
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