The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-03-04, Page 4lova
vr.,000,000 DOZEN EGO
G$i.... ;..'O�� .14 s } n N UMW A:. -DAY!
THAT'S WHAT •WE CANADIAN .:POULTRY RAISERS , HAVE
BEEN' AS - TO • TURN OUT TWO, YEAR ' TO HELP • WIN
THE :WAR •.AND WRITE ••THE ' PEACE- .
W A. BROWN, 'BEAD O1? ..
�'8�'i�t111III1TION P011eTRY'SEB•-•
VICES; SAYS THAT AVE MIGHT 4,f ET .BAT: :WITH, 340;000,000'
DOZEN ,BUT ASKS FOR 365,000,000 Ii' IT IS Y POS.
SIBLE.• EVEN THE LOWER 'FIGURE `IS 65,000,000 DOZEN"
ABOVE LAST YEAR,.:
Canada needs those -eggs this
year ... `.1943.. Part of. the
increase has , to come from
,present !,laying ; flocks. But
another part will have to come
from . pullets hatched this
• season. ,
If'... birds' hatched this season
are going to deliver any, sub,
stantial 'number of eggs this
yestr, they:'•ll. ave to be; good
chicks started early and grown
right,
'thehonestlg believe this is .
the profitable as well ' as the
patriotic thing to do' this. year.
,-=start good chicks' early, as
many ars you" can handle pro-
perly, 'and
ro=perly,'and. as early as you can. ,
Don't ' go by . the date you
• started theme in former years
..: go by the date you can
get your ;brooder house, ready'
' and your feed and fuel on
handl
•
Demand is exceptionally heavy for certain breeds. If possible give
n ,gewnd and third choice on breeds, gide and date wanted. •
Some started clucks available -first come, -first served.
refer
ay:orm
ler
BRAY .CHICK HATCHERY
Lucno
AGENTS.
�ER
Misses;'Violet and' Annie -Culbert
of Aylmer spent a : pleasant week-
eaduatle-their parents; =Mr.• 'and
•
-TUE..1C1iIi0
RATION COUPON BANKING
' NOW. IN -EFFECT -IN IN CANADA
Ration Coupon Banking came into
effect March'lst in 3E490 branches of
the •chartered : bangs throughout:
. Canada; For,the. first • time,Canacliian'
business houses will now be writing;
cheques,- and the banks holding:0c-
-
counts,- expressed .in terms of coup
ons for sugar, tea or coffee, or 'but
i ter;; instead of in .terms of dollars
!and cents. The system Will,. of ..course
. •.r.:.;t interfere with the normal meth-
' ,.d of settling accounts between mer}.
1 chants .which will continue,, to be,
paid by cash; Malik cheque, etc..'
Every : retailer,, wholesaler and
producer_ or distributor of rationed.
• ; commodities is'affected. Here is how
itwon
The
works, -retailer will
s.
Lick
clownon gummed sheets 'provided
him, 'the coupons he receives from
his customers.. Depending on wheth-
er his turnover in foods is large,
medium or. small he Will deposit
these, coupons in a "Ration Coupon
Bank Account", exchange: thein for
a "BankTransfer Voucher" or send
SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONIARtO'.
TRURS.DAT, 14IARCB 4sh, *a43
The r'c 'nits, 'Fane do tone,
Mary` Anderson &►d Marilyn Me-..
Alpine were at, Geddes last E nday:
Marilyn has passed • some tests al-
ready. ..
, • a * ,: • a a ,
Two of the of er ..Gmdes es erred'
their ••sendu►g and receiving.tests'm
Morse Code.' These are two of the
mostdifficult tests.
The Bantam Patrol' had. full' at
tencdance and htgiiest marksfor stili
•a • r• . s i
Neat Friday, March 5th, the War
Time Emergency,' Test starts. ,Don't
forget; ' all who are 'taking: it, and'
be in full uniform, if possible.
them direct t� his supplier with his
RAPED'" CITY`
order -for .a fresh stock' of the coni
modity represented: .
• ' • • The , large' retailer, • the wholesaler,
• manufacturer and.' other - 'supplier
dealing in rationed commodities will
ha--ve-a :separate Ration Coupon •.Ai
• count on the, books aids bank for
• each ecjmrnoiiity,: -which Will be :ex-
pressed in cowl'ions instead of • dol-
• lars' To 'these accounts he._ will de-
' • posit . ail • coupons,,.. • ration cheques
and. bt e`'rarati o n
h , -nio documents received
frbm •consu ers or •dealers. • When
. it as necessary. for bun,. to replenish
his stock. of
a rationed •commodity,
instead of having to 'send" his sup-
Mier-an--imixzense�nunber--of :cou-
pons and other ration• documents- h
will simply:• issue-�-a•-eiieque '-on - -his
Ratien.Coupon Account for the auto-
ber qf, coupon's .his :or -der represents: •
The- simplicity i and, convenience. of
this method for both purchaser and
supplier w}ll be apparent •
•iso additidn to. those who sell rat,
Mrs. 'Wilfred Drennan and Mrs.
Bert Treleaven and Ronald visited
the ladies parents, Mr and Mrs. Jos.
Hackett • and Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Stothers 'on Thursdatt. .
T Culbert '.
,
Pte. Rae rMrliall' .was home from
Ippei•wash over the week -end., •
Mrs. Richarc McQnilliu.visfteii for
Mae Webster of ,Cahn I
:eat .. here.
the week -end here.
.. .• •••• }f e
Ted Collyer of the', R. C. A. F. et
'Hamilton' spent the week -end here.
Fus..Dave Jewitt of Niagara -on -
the -L- ake visited" here last, week. with
his mother.... •
•• . • •* a •. •
Bertram G. Curran. who has; been
in Goderich • the• past „ eighteen
months learning to be a funeral dlr.,.
Mctor, 'has enlisted as PISBA., . R. C.
N. V. R., London. • •
' • . • s s •. •
Word has . been received . of the'
promotion of James. Coyle Russell to
the rank of Pilot Officer. Coyle has
'been overseas with the R.C.A.F. for
several months and has been .in
action •over.. the' continent:
a few days last week with•. her dau-
ghter,,. Mrs. Wm. 'Griffin. Stoker' Bill Martin, :riiember-' of a
•. I Corvette crewe for the past , year,'
Miss Eunice Reed spent the week- 'was 'home from, the East. Coast to
end s-ith Miss, M. gine Irwin on the -Spend a . 28=da• : _ leave with his par-
2nd. ents, Mr. ands Mrs. Albert Martin
'•• • . of West,Wawanosh. He left on Sat-
. BORN -To Mrr and Mrs. Alf Ste- urday to return .to his boat. On Wed=
• wart on Saturday, February 27th, ' a nesday evening friends and"..neigh-
daughter ____ e _ - . -::d....... • hors gathered_ at Fordyce SchooL.for p
a social:. evemn m his honor.
e` Mrs. W G Reed spent Friday 1
afternoon with her Mather, -14.M.- D:
H.• Alton.' . •
No doubt about it, March surely
came in like a Ston. . .
Little George; the garage mascot;
WANTED-�c1 mile bronze ter' ey
gobbler, Appy, a'i Sentinel Office.`
FOR SALE- 3-yest ld' Shot: horn
heifer; duo Apri1.lst. Apply to Goa-
doh Rei . unon;
HHOVVSE WANTED -=.. will buy or
rent a stir house in'Luekntiw. Ap-;
ply at Sentinel Oiee.
GIRL. WANTEDfor general house
hold duties; by family of two adults:
Apply at Sentinel..Ofiee. '
FARM, FOR RENT, not juchiding
house, Lot. 2, Con. 9, Huron' Town-
ship. Mrs. Arthur : Ftas , 1253 Ros=
lyn .Rd., Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich.
FOR SALE -.77 -acre . fano, some
timber, house and barn; east 'half'
of Lot 16, 12th . Conc,esion township
of'Kiriloss.-Alvin C. Percy, 4218 Al-
lendale, Detroit Michigan. • •
BABY` CHICHS -4' days.. old. B,R.
or B.R. N.H. Hybrids., 95 pullets',
*23.00; mixed $12.00;';cockerels $5.00
($7.00 after April 1st).. John Cuyler,•
R:4 Kincardine, -'phone Ripley 76-20.'
AUCTION SALE of farm stock, ini,-
lements, etc., at Lot 40�-Con.;, 3;.
uron Township, Tuesday,; , • March
6th, at one:o'cioek See. bills' for
list- and terms . L.G. Welsh;
Prop.;. Donald 'B. Blue,`Atte. •
'Honed geods againstthe surrender
of coupons there are. the •hotel's;; res-
taurants, hospitals and the like whoserve 'meals which include rationed
goodi;..These concerns operate on a
quota and are known as "Quota
[l�secs" and for :them' and their sup -
Pliers the system 'evolved.Lb-y the
.banks .will be particularly helpful.
-u�
Mr. Mrs, 4! act (torr rlqu
hers Ed ,Durinin -of Essex visited
with hiss brother Marvin daring the
week. • . 1
r
-Mrs. Cecil Blake : and Mrs Benson
•
Shahkieton spent :Thursday ire God=
crick.
a'n a
n The-quete• ser -
et phis- eta 1 .:
set up in •a • ration -account. in • his
bank and he draws ration cheques
'against • it.' With', these, • instead of
being teed to one • registered .dealer
'he can ;obtain his supplies. from .any
dealer.-_ and he May 'not over -shoot
his quota as it is illegal to overdraw
a.coupon account at the bank.
Whenever• further •commodities. re -
family v ited friends at Mafeking
on 'Sunday.
Misses Lifrainne Drennan and Lor-
einne Durnin.Were home from' God-
erich for • the week -end.
-A; Red- Cross "quilt 'was quilted 'at'
Mrs:: Crozier's : on Wednesday. : I
was. visiting his aunt. He found the
' cat; in a sunny 'window, purring very
audibly. • •
`,`Auntie, come quick",'he shouted,
"the, cathas, gone to,, sleep and • left,,
her engine running';‘,• -
quire to be rationed; more accounts
will require to be opened. It involves
a• great deal. of added detail work
forth banks and 'their staffs .-and
is a wartime service of considerablc
importance. •
• Gasoline rationing is not included'
itt the system of Ration Coupon
Banking...•
LETTERS.: TO
THE EDITOR
• February 24th, 1943.,
Dear Mr: Editor:
In , the tax': transfer agreements '
between..the. Ontario Government NOTICE,
and the. Dominion • Goeernment I We are. in •need 'of: Rock Elm: Logs
h ave endeavoured at " all -tames- to.. tq be used (need .tniture work -W
.protect .the interests of the 'pule
v,rlra� iie� b hi. Ontario. bonds -
in the hundreds. of millions, and to
safeguard the: future of: those -in this
•Province .Who are , dependent upon
Mothers' Allowances, Old Age Pen-.
sions . and welfare .payments of • a
stellar 'nature; It has •been my chief
concern; More than concern,' it"has
beena definite responsibility to
those::: affected. Frankly, I thought
e '.
in -What. I believe .to be. violation of
the spirit of certain agreements; the
Dominion• Government . indirectly
challenges'. the Safeguards" I sought
to '-establi"sh • • .
CLEARING. AUCTION SALE of
farm stock; implements, etc., at Lot
11, 'Con. 6, Kinloss Township,. Thurs-
day, 'March 11•th at '1 o'clock sharp.
See bills for' list and terms. No re-
serve. Charlie4 Robinson, Prop.;• Don-
ald Blue, Auc.
ti
a
`•.
•
fi
BARBED WIRE and enemy guards "do not a ,prison make" for
. Canadian soldiers. captured by the enemy. The-ir.thoughts, wing-
ing across the sea, meet Red Cross parcels on their way to them.
Last year„ the enemy said "pass" to 2,000,000 such. parcels.' '%ley
were packed with 22,006;000 'pounds of food andrcomforts
- •welcomedAirnre--ho•whom-the-barest necessities--haste--•become•-• •
luxuries. •
• But,•most of ,all, to each prisoner every Red Cross parcel is a
mess. sage, from 'home a definite assurance that he as• not for-
' gotten, a remin er t at ,ino capture ' ana; Ian so ' et its ever
marked ""ole strength" by the Red. Cross.. •
T'hirty'percent Of the money•you gave..to the Red Cross last year
was used to: provide. parcels ' for prisoners of war, The motley
you give now will help to keep up and increase this flow of
good cheer and hope to these lonely men. .., .�
Consult your heart . ,' . Obey its 1ietates . Give `lsb allly
•-''P#ffile, y-144 ucionow- _
. Without -entering --into-• discussion
Q f all . the instances of , this type of
"violation • I cite ,a .single case=
that `of Ottawas 'complete. reversai
of policy in respect to the negulaticlfi
arm' sale of aicolielic- beverages -and
subrriit to you, herewith copies of
the correspondence between the On-
tario aiid the, Dominion Govern-
inents 'in regard to this • matter -in
the_hope.__that-you- ;1i'"punlish itr
and thus give your readers an op-
portunity to judge the situation for
themselves.. • • s
:this correspoii race is especially
revealing, in view of the fact 'that
on December 16th, 1942, the Domini-'
.ibn Government passedan Order' -in:
Council °which definitely ,interfere.
with the regulations uf the i:iyuu,
• Lonirol Board of Ontario and' wince; ' A ,Red Cross: quilting was held
m the Boards opini�n,'wui cost tut. test Wednesday at the home of Mrs.'
Province $7;000,u00 •in, revenue an- Wm. Brown when three quilts were
nually. • " ,
quilted and one: tied. • . .
Mr. • and Mrs. Orville Tiffin; Joe
CAitD OF THANKS- °.
I wish •to acknowledge with sin.
sere •thankss the lovelyparcel which •
I received' from the •Lucknow:, Wo•:
men's • Insti'tute. Its was 'much ap-
preciated. ' •
W .E. Collyer;
, . Hamilton, Ontario.
• r.
-"NI/MEMORIAM.
SPROUL — In loving riaemoty of
Matthew Sproul, who passed away
ane • year •'ago `on -March 10th.'
Our lips cannot tell how. we miss
him,...
Our hearts cannot . tell what to •say;
God alone knows how we miss him
In a home that is •lonesome today.
Ever rerneiribered_by Wife & Sona
Licensed Auctioneer
DONALD: B. BLUE
Aretberley,'
R. R. 1, 'Kincardine, Ontario: 41(
'Phone 30-24, Ripley: n
•
F T:,.. -_ARMSTRONG -
OPTOMETRIST '
u 'i IN L;UCKNOW.
EACH WEDNESDAY '
AFTERNOON:
1:30 . to • 6 o'clock
AT , WM. SCHMID'S STO
-can- pay good-•prices'-fo'r-good--aogs.
We will be open, to , buy all kinds of
logs. Get in touch with us.
THE •LYTCKNOW SAWMILL CO.
'Phones 57 & 79
NOTICE
FERTILIZER. .
,.-Ce met -C
erative' will .be .mixing fertilizers as
usual this spring. Our district covers.
the Counties of Huron and Bruce.
We use cotton.orute .bags. Please
place se ders early(
'• John. Jamieson, Manager,
Phone 71, Lueknow.
t ANGS1DE
1
P. STUART -MacKENZIE
BARRISTER & 'SOLICITOR
. , Walkerton,, Ontario..
AV61tNOW
Each Wednesday
Afternoon .& Evening
•At G. H.- SMITH'S OFFICE
ICINLOUGH
Mrs. Harold Johnston and , little • Friend's'• in the community extend
son of Lucknow are spending a few ,epest sympathy to Mrs. Belle Sles
da'ys-witlr'-her zirotlien Mrs. Ween,,,,r in rhe loss. of her brother, the—
Conn. '"" • •.••.• `. late Jack Armstrong, Mr:= Arm -
Announcements have been receiv-' tr,ng passed away during the past'
�d-Mere that^ -Mr -and MrseTmeLlt w- eek tn: Brilirh 'Columbia: '
of Toronto on Marche 9th are ;cele. •B E: McLean of Sarnia spent the
'orating • their golden wedding anni- week -end at his home here.
ersary.'`We of this community -ex, Mrs. i. J: Haldenbyis ill at the,
:end 'our congratulations. .'
Yours 'very. sincerely,.
• - M. F. HEPBURN,
-Provincial• Treasure.
(&litor•'s Note): Space deee not pi:.
mit us' to puonsh the correepondenice.
submitted by Mr. Hepburn. In his'
letter. • 15th;
Hon.. J,.L.,Ilsley.,-:oit-Jan.-.
.uary 15th; 1942,- he asks for assur-
ance that the Dominion Government
:viii not attempt to enter the- fielc;
• of • alcoholic . beverages. Mr. fleN•
ourn aaded, "1 can •assure you" the.
stenire .an emergency, arise wnic.•
would make it acivaSeaule to re•
strict tne sale of intoxicating 1iq-
uurs, 1 wr.0 act• -promptly in tat
matter".
Li Mr. Iisley's reply .on Januar,
dist, '1s.ta, he. said in part: "it ,.
nut tne intention of tne Domituue
zovernment to enter tne fiefs ui
regulation •of the sale of alcoholic
beverages • or• "t_'o,' treat, it.. as.:othei
• than' o.ie belonging entirely to the
. i,rovinces".
- The change of policy .on the part
,.,f the Dominion txovatnmefit, mor,,
Irian ten months later, has, we be
Neve, the support of the vast ma,i
ority .of electors in this province.
• Why should. alcoholic, beverages no,
ne rationed, 'when such, every da,
necessities as tea, sugar and outlet
ei rs..avaiaente-rn lumteu-quantitnes7
No • doubt the "violation"' and iii-,
vasion of the provincial tax ,field,
rias upset, Mr. Hepburn's .budgeting
plans • but , rovincial fir ger.-,ai<n.:,,fu.
sorry sta e o ` a airs, if ,the-secur •
ity of provincial bond holders anu
welfare recipients i5 dependent ori`.
the revenue derived hoer the- of
a.icohotio beverages ire this --banner
t rovince of Ontario.
:c,ZU DROPLET CALVES born to i,
three-year-old • cow -owned by Freu
kl111- o?(,., eleeste 0 +..else ltre-
th,--beerenartege;.,..�,;ll�. faun. ,ai a Uv
ing and' giving.-
Houdini's Futile Trysts. *Ingham with his sister,, MI';r Sproul,
.iron. liusbanti's, Ghost • herritf ixiho`celebrated 1 Mr, Jack •,lice' ns3ili (hirer and niece, idrs"�5
and . Dan spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin:
Mr. Jack McMillan has rented .1Vir,
Watt Scott's grass farm and Messrs.
.Fred 'and Charlie" Tiffin` have rent-
ed Mr. Tom Roser' grass farm.
The Red Cross social evening will
e held this Friday evening at the
.orae of Mr. 'and Mrs. Ralph Cask-
nette.'Games and bingo will be the
:itertainment of the evening. Every
.ne is welnme. Children of school
, e play the special game frect of
oarge.
:r.e, In Germany •
x, The Institute dance to.have beer)
until March 12th. on account .;f•, ',iss Flora Durnin left for Walk-
., news received by: Mr -and .vi, • to' do club work. •'"4''.
Mowbray of their seri McKenzie's Mr; and Mrs. John Blake and Miss
rial in a German cemetery. '.'n. 'Bernice Blake, B.A.,. of Newmarket •,; extends their' sympai„: on. Saturday attended'.the • McBay-
Mr. and Mrs. R. Mowbray. . Brown wedding et Balfour ,St. Un
Mr. 'and Mrs: B. E. McLean and
family and ,'Mrs. Slessor spent -Sun- .' ”
day with Bervie friends.
Mrs. Fred Hodgins entertained
e Red Cross ladies on Tuesday of-, :'•"
6crn.on at
of her son; Wm. Lloyd in
march l2th has been set aside as,
world day of prsiyer . when the
women of the nations meet for med-,
dation and prayer. in Kinlough• and
-strict . the ladies. this :year will
..,ret in' the Anglican church at 2.30.
a quilting. This week Mrs.
George . Haldenby will be hostess
to the ladies..
Mrs. Harold Thompson of Kincar-
dine spent Saturday with her sister,
. Arthur Graham.
DUNGANNON
cid last Friday night was postpon-•• -- ,
• ' • ited Church, Brantford. The bride,
VV Nj -r i,- u is ,.. , . ' "iss Bertha Brown, is the daughter
• .f Rev." and ' Mrs: A W. the
of '
Mr. and 'Mrs. Win: J. FIcnders , • Brantford and formerly' -of Ashfield
:,f Wingham spent • last Tuesday "al Circuit.
t pJO th Mrs? • D ltienne m^:.� ..arid. l►:txs - �tlhert-^ fi ^ ' -.�
We are sorry to report Annie Ken'Mrs. D. tiE.. Anderson , and 'claughti i
ms dy to be laid un with an attack day o attended tuners' on Porti '
f bronchitis. day of Mn Harry Hawkins of Port
• Mr. and ` Mrs. Wes Leggatt of AIbert. .
Iinr. a spent Sunday r.vc, �$ Mrs. Roberti Durttin,cdnvener for
'.bowers of toilet articles for the
vitt, her brother, Mr. Rs,ht. Mow women in uri.iform in Great Britain
ray ;and. Mrs. Mowbray.
-..$4 q ,:i. itlriiaa,"becti
}n ,Quebec is rt taltin�a. eosin°-
'at Toronto. •
Mr W' : Il„ Fari�iex spent in de,y;
rrports'a grand-responi�xil1-w.. .-.,
age and stir.reund ng-eeeu xy- from.
he -showers heid-lately. ,
Miss Clara Sproul spent the week,,
end with •
ilex Mother, • Mrs, D'av'id
, , as told in the- Ain- 'birthday.
(March 7) issue of The Detroit Sun. Mica Lillian Carruthers spent a
day Times... the famous Magician's few clays laa't week with her sister,,
widow tried for 10 yearia to contact Mrs George 1r fisher
n
Read hoW
e1�ican Weekly with this Sundays 'lea ' brythe of Toronto; spent the.
week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Albeit,
.Houdins Ids ()rani' and ;Mrs. aSmythe and family.
' pBrit
but finally was con- -
,incea befure her •reeeh_t_..iietlth._thi,t lne._ ty.._irte. 1. d __ct _. r
Brea es eat; of all" Was itr � .Jami ha, a for `inn rr the doctor's Dare at the home
g r Mir Trr1T t I _
N J mer resident Ile , t i*live Toni in Basi fetvArrosh.
13401040. Get. Sundays. Deb* o. village, villi' former
sxrir'r
y to hear a .iA !IiVn tit;,pc for a good recovery.