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,.the Veal:Le-it wear available, !earns ere double stitehed, roomy,.
:YOUTHS' ''AND ClifiLDON'S OVERALLS, hea'4-deniM., buy the::
tie -4;A WartiMe measare for :thrift.' Pair •$1.25 & $1:49
Iv;EN'S WORK- SHIRTS --,Made to wear longer, strong eett911,,_•04ll
suits, Or work shirts. Note the Width/ 60"' wide.' Yard ..... 50c •
of blanket' lengths:16" o Or at" 73C
or could be uted, for Kimonas
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THE FUEL gIT'UATION is going to be serious for 1943. Our
advice is' to place your orders early as orders received will
be filled in the rotation to which they are received. Last
Year our 'mood supply was heavily oversold.
' WE WILL HAVE SUPPLY of 4 -foot Milted Cordwood for •
sale. This is a Splendid grade' of wood. •
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ao ourtnew mill gets into productien which, will be shortly:
CUSTOMERS CAN HAVE as many mixed slabs as they re-
'HARDWOOD SLABS will -only be supplied on basis of one
•-•-04,rd Hard:it:id with one Cord •Mixed SlabS. Orders' on file •
will be filled in this manner.,
Lucknow $awmill Company
Prayer For Revival • .
The prayer meeting for 'revival
be held as usual iri-l—he
Institute rociin 'tfiis Friday evening
af 7„3.9._pan. The Bible reading class
under -the leadership of Rev. Robert
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TOEIZ* ENT*NEL, L*fV OW3,:ONTAEIO
SCA L.S 'WON .GROUP
CHAMPIONSHIP
LOCAL andiENER
MSS, JeteSie Heidersbn returned.
to Tpronto on Wednesday. '
a day at his heme at Forcly,ce.
Bill Blitton .is taking :cOurse in
telegraPhy '44 typing • at. the local
Lloyd 8tewart of Stratford spent
Sunday With hia parents, 'Mr. -•.a.n.
Mrs. Philip -Stewart'. "
field visited on'• Saturday.. at the'
Durnin. was,. hoine froth
tondon to spend the week -end .with
his parents; Mr. and Mrs', Sam Dur -
Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Fisher and
IVIr 'and .Mrs. Norman Wilson of
With relatiVes here.: •
at Halifax and Mrs. Ritchie of Lon-
don Viaited last week With his par-
ents; Mr: and Mrs'. Jim Ritchie.
' Miss Jean Thorn, Mothereraft
nurse, :who had completed'a case at
Sarnia, sPerit the Week,eiza, here
before returning to Toronto on Tues -
ea re
Luaolow
FRIDAY 8 pan.
_SATURDAY 7.30,05..9.3.1
I4ARCH '26, .27
IUD LOU
ABB i'TedCOSTELLO
fiking
• Mrs. Bert Ward, who has been
afflicted with arthritis. for a lengthy
' period, has riot been enjOying good
health this winter; and is •presently
'confined to bed With. a heart' condi-
Miss Eileen Hall of Toronto has
spent several days at her honie here,
accoinit Of •the illness of her
mother, . Mrs. J.' H. Hall, Harvey
hH:rle,1 thiois_:_tlxlieeekR..c.A.F. also 'Visited
--Allan--.Treleaven--visited--at -his-
hdme here last week before report,
ing duty on FridaY in the' R. C.
F. at Toronto. Allan, who has
been empipypd by the Eaton
doilipany, • enlisted -last-fall,
The scripture to be read for this
week is, the Book of Romans chap-
Portimity of reading the Bihle film
systema
le
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IN ,THE TOWN BALL, LUCKNOW •
Friday, Aprzl 2nel
Dance at 9.30 Sharp
•CARRUTHERS' ORCHESTRA — ADMISSION 35e
Lunch Counter Under Auspices Liicknotto Women's?, hrtitute
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR A
Ton of Fertilizer
(Valued at $28.50).
or the Equivalent in Cash
PRIZE DONATED BY MR. JOHN jAMIESON
• ENTIRE PROCEEDS .IN AID OF
kucknow Branch 'of the Red ?ross
TICKETS 25c-5 for $1.00,; ON SALE THIS WEEK -END.
11, SIVIITH,
Pres. Red Cross,
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BUY
.1 STAMPS
J. R. IVIeNAB, Chairman
Aid to Russia tom.'
and Mrs.: W. Stewart, are
the United Church will be conducted
on Sunday by Rev: Robert McCon-
nell, Rev. Steivart reserved one
week. of his snmrper vacation fo
the trip a Ottawa at, this time.
moved this week to.Lucknow to the
former. re-Sidenee
they recently piirchased, and which
has been tenanted- by Mr. and Mrs.
Peter McCall, Mr. and Mrs. McCall
are moving to 'the residenCe.o -tfm.
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
AESO
STRANGER THAN FICTION
and
SHORT SUBJECT
Adults 30e.
Children 18c (tax included)
Luelcii0W JuVeniles 'are --Group
champions, They Won 'the title last
:Wednesday. night. when they nosed
lads. They clid7 it the hard .way,
Dropping the. first two games fo the
Papooses,. the Lucknow kids tame
:off abries ;that' Went the 4101'. five.
: •It,Was a hard fought game. These
two teams .have plaked:better bp6-'
-key, but what the garne lacked in,
the Way of Speetacular hoCkey; Wag
Made up 'for "exciteitient • and
•of determined battling bY these lads.
Bill Chin icered both of ,Luck-
now's:: goals. Hap Hall set up the
firSt ofie...lor him arid brothers Geo,
17- Play; "opened- 'fast with -Wingham
trying for, and prettY nearly get-
ting, a face -o0 goal. They had the
jump : on the Sepoys . before they
realized the game.wag on. But froth
there on there 'wasn't much to '..pielt";
Chpose between them,' although
LucknoW, threatened oftener and
had, -more sUccess in keeping the
heat .
sou ice caused a postlionerrient of
the game from Monday uatil Wed -
"porky" ChM got into the last
game, after a siege of the mumps,
Roy Havens missed the last ene.
• That wenn& ,up the 'season, but
these lads will be heard frorwagain,
for praetiCally the: Whole team has
COMING NEXT WEEK
GEORGE E. FORMBY
in
"Come On 'George'
kinloss council met on March' 1,p,
:1943, 'as :per adjournment. ,All mein -
hers present.
The minutes of the previous meet-
-ing -Were appreyed_and signed._ _-
Clifford Johnston was appointed
poimdkeeper for the Holyrood,div-
March 15, i
The treasurer s bond *as renewed
ith Mr. H. C: McLean of Wingham.
Under an amendment to -the "Dog
tax and 'livestock Protection. Act"
poultry, including chickena, duCks,
geese and turkeys, come under the
previsiens of the Act if destroYedby
clogs, to the amount of fifty pounds
or over at any ime thne.
—The—clerk-was-nistrutted to -ad-
vertise for tender7:toCrush. and haul
the gravel. required' for the year -
again On Monday the 12th day of
April, 19431 '
a bonnie Of years yet -in Auvenile
:1-.Apo,ALS po NO. FARTHER
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...THURSDAY., iVi.ARCH 26th, 3194a
Lucknow"Juveniles won the. grdup
championship, but go no farther' in
by the League seeretary/But Luck -
now is satisfied. •
We a -long' story, Mit we'll try' to I
be. brief„Lucknow and Kineardinp
Week - End features
Thompson's
RED RIVER CEREAL
Box 250 •
JEWEL' SHORTENING ,
With handy 'measuring guide -
on every carton •
IVORY LAUNDRY 'STARCH
' Complete washing instruct-
ions° on every box .
2 Boxes • 25c
were grouPed to ,play • a double'
entry arid a new single schedule was
winner by February '20th. Lucknow
finished the Schedule on top by Feb-
ruary 19th. •
. The three teams agreed to play.
another.shigle 'schedule, whieh fail-
ed to materialize. In the meantime,
'J.- -Stafferch7secretary of the 0,7
g. group winner and advised the loCal
The Visitore opened the scerin
Management that Sarnia was the
fiVe mithites in "the first period.
Luckfasw got the5equalizer early
in- the SeCond frame. Hall wound
lip for a ,rink -long dash, let go la
hard 'shot at McLeod, which. car-
omed off 'hik pads'. and Bill Chin
sWooped in to: pick .-the• corner
the' net. At least half 'the rink full
of fans figured Hall had scored it.
third period When the Chin'
play: Bill sorted the puck out of
a maze of legs and ' rifle& it into
the twine. The crowd Went Wild.
cautions game •• and checked like
fiends,_ so that _Wingham couldn't
get properly organized. for a -final
assault in the reniaining Minutes of
Wingham—Goal, McLeod;. Def.,
Bell, .Lockridge; centre, 'Hilburt;
LETtERS TO
THE EDITOR
't
On. behalf lef the Ontario Feder-
ation of Agriculture may I take the
opportunity a disclaiming any re-•
sponsibility for tile chain letter; ad-
vocating Voluntarily decreased farm
production as a reprisal against cer-
tain government measures, which is'
being circulated throughput roral
Ontario.
.While we have disagreecf •frankly
and at times emphatically with price'
control policies' as enfOrced by the
dominion government and shall cod-
tinue to do, so, we:ate no tirrie have
contemPlated suilh cheap and venge-
ful ways ef gaining our demands.
The 'Ontario 'Federation has al-
ikays co-operated with the governz
ment in efforts to increase efficient
farni prqduction and the Federation
has done, and will do, everything
within its Power to . assure Canada
arid the United Nations of an ade-
quate food supply: •
Yours very truly,
Alex McKinney, Jr.,
Pres., Ont. Federatien of Agriculture
Wife: It's.the furniture folks ebrne
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for the piano,rnenry. •
Husband; But I gave you • the
"Yes, I know; dear; but don't say
, anything, I'M going to pY them as
soon as they get it downstairs. I've
decirled to have it in the sitting
closest Juvenile team and wanted to
'arrange a sudden death gaMe be-
tween- Lneknow and' "Sarnia at '
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He was advised that t4is: arrange-
ment was not satisfactory to Luck -
pow.. and that Kitchener, OWen
&mild and Elmira were all' closer,
and each had Juvenile teama. NO -
The -playoff series for the Group
charimionship was then arranged be-,
Cluhs, While this series was in pro-
liovir. management quoting the chap-
ter In the rule book,. by winch a
team .can -diSqUalified ,for net
ruary 20th.
nesday night.' Laag distance phdne
calls were put in for Mr. Stafford
' QUICK SUDS IN
: COOL WATER
ALL COUPONS in Ration
Book No. I Expire
You'll Enjoy Spring Shopping'
THOMPSON'S
'PHONE 82 WE DELIVER
from Lucknow bn both Thursday
wings, Lloyd and Ernest; Alt:, Pym,
Ternplemari, .11pfiman, Brown, Ed- and Priday but he "cbuld not be
• contacted" on either dayat
Lucknow,-Goil, Orr; Def., Hall, Juvenile teams in the running•hed
Holnies.; centre, A. Chin; Wings, G.
Chin, B;Chin; Alt., Treleaven, Mee-
t/941d, Ferguson , and Johnsten.
• Summary
First Period
Cheques issued: J. R. Lane, hydro
at hall, $6.78; Miss Jean Weir, typ-
Provinbial treasurer, insulin, .1.10;
J. R. Lane, postage, 3.00; cheque, 're-
mium treas. bond, 8.30; _Thonia5
Gaunt, supplies, 3.50; Dan T. Mc-
Kinnon, elcp. road- convention, 15.00.
Highway cheqhes: PaY. roll No. 3,
$119.15; Mrs. -deb: 'COIWITI, sfainps,
On Willies return from his first
dance, hiS mother asked: Well, Wil-
lie, how did yoii like your first
dance?
"Oh", Willie replied, "it's easy, All
you have te do is 'turn around and
keep wiping your feet": •
LOCKNOVP
ONITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, MARCH 28th
11 .a.M.—Rev, Robert Meconnell.
5.2
No penalties.
Second Period •
Penalties—Terriplethan, Hail.
Third Period '
A Chin)
5
5
<Close:740-7800- fans- W-itnessed Wed
riesday night's final tussle for 'the'
Group Championthiri.
Mani hockey 'fans had just wised
up to the brand • of :hockey these
kids play, as the season ended.
by playoff .time, and after winning
the first two games, were pretty
confident' of taking .the series—and
their prospects looked good to say
the least. ,
by this' time belled clOwn to Barrie
and drimsby—and Liicknow. In
`eVenti of being 'allowed to continue,
travelling .distances and the u,ncerk."
tainty of the weather' thade.the idea
iinpractical for Lucknow so the idea
of trying to get a 'reprieve from
Mr.. Stafford was .abandotied andi an
exhibition game arranged with El-
mira, tO see. how the lotal lads
would compare with one pf the best THE SYRUP KING of Bruce Colin. -
teams in Ontarip. Elmira Was ty, James :Garland ofo Cargillj. has
inated,by grinisby by one &al en ..2,609 trees tapped this season. He
the round. Started operations -ea March 12th.
Hedle
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Tallow
00i
Outside of the 6 to 1 licking they.
received in the third game, it was
as close and keen a series as you'll
get anywhere, and a heartbreaker
for either team to lose. .
"Tory" Gregg handled the final
game. With So much at stake in
this tussle •"Chnek" Webater declin-
ed the assignment' "with thanks'.
'Wellington 'McCoy, promOter and
tutor of the local lads heaved. a sigh
of relief as the final beewent.
"Pelt". took his job and` all its 're.
was as tickled as the -kids With the
vietory--not. to mention the finan-
cial shot hiS team gave the Arena
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an , approved Wool Grading
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27 -Raise Fall Chicks
3—Make 'Every Four Square Feet
• of laying house capacity ,prOduce
' 200 eggs thii year.
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OUR FINANC PLAN
For reliable fa,rmers, we .will supply you With Hog Chow at to-
day's Cash. Priee,-pay when the Hogs go- to-Maiket--no Carrying
Lorne MacLennan, 'Phone 77-w, LuCknow
War veal
Spring!, andise
The Market S:tore, the ,Siore 'with th'e Stock.
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