The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-05-20, Page 8•
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SND YOUR DOLLARS: where . you -get
TN MOST VALE for TOUR MONEY
Men's Balbriggan, SHIRTS & DRAWERS -(Penman's) shirts
long sleeve. Drawers ankle length. Each • 75c
Mous, BALBRIGGAN COMBS. -Short sleeve, ankle length,
Suit •' .........:.. ......•.... $139
MERCURY COMBS., --No
Suit.....• .........................::.
LENNARD'S :A:THLFTIC
WORK SHIkTS—Built to wear longer, ' strongcotton drill
and covert -cloth,. 14.164. $1:25
MEN'S WORK PANTS -For men who •insist on a food wear-
ing . garment.. Seams are double stitched, roomy tut.'
Priee ° .: '
sleeve, °knee length, liuttonleas. •
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T.OP.S. €or_"shoris ,..., ,.. ..... '59c
WORK SOCKS,;-Merino.Pair 39c
empieton
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BORN
MacDONALD—In, Winghamn 'Gen-
eral Hospital • •on ° Saturday May.
8th, to Mr.;' and Mrs. Garfield
MacDonald, Lucknow, a sola.
GI SON—In ..Wingham General
.Hospital, on Friday, -May, : 7th to',
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gibson, R.
R. 'No. 3; 9.oderich, a` gon.
. DONNELLY—May .10th, at Bruce
County' 'Hospital; : Walkerton,. ' to
.Mr..' andMrs.. Dennis Donnelly'
(Isobel Anderson), Pinkerto i, 'a
son,' Douglas.,
PAYS FINES FOR
RENTAL • INFRACTIONS
E., . Babehler, manufacturer
and extensive =property' owner of
.Goder-ich was fired $200 and costs
on each of, two charges of collect-
ing rents in excess of that fixed`
under,.;rental regulations. .:
His lawyer, Frank Donnelly,
fought unsuccessfully, for 'lighter
fines,' while D. E. Holmes for the.
Wartime ''Prices 'Board asked for
heavy fines, 'stating ' that M.
•• Baechler had shown 'a strange at-
titude and antagonism to author-
ity from the 'very start. "He won't
obey the lay", 'said Mr. .Holmes,
"and ordinary penalties have io
more affect on him than .water
has on--: a duck's back". "
LUCKNOw
UNITED CHURCH'
Rev. J. W. Stewart,_ B,A.p_ B.D.
• Pastor
SUNDAY, MAY 23rd
10 a.m.-•Sunday School. -
11 a.m.—t'A Gentile's Faith":
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Story: "A Missionary Par.
able".
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7 'p.m.= "Call to. Service".
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Lucknow W. I.
The May meeting of the Luck-
nowWoznen's, Institute.. was held
in the Town Hall .with -,the presi-
dent, 1V.irs. Ostrander in the chair,
•The roll .call was answered' by
"A favoriteradio program". A
splendid paper on the topic "Bird
Neighbors"; prepared by 'Mrs.
'Harvey Webster, was • read by
Mrs. Thos. Salkeld. :Appropriate,
-readings were contributed by
Miss' Mary McLeod and.Miss Eva.
Greer. 'A vocal solo by 1Vfiss Cath-
erine . Agnew' with Mrs: J
patrick at the: piano;.•_.. •-current-
events by Mrs. A. Mowbray • and
an interesting . 'talk on . Florenee
Nightingale by, Mrs. V. N Prest,
all of which were very much ap
Freciated and enjoyed. •Common=
ity,sir ging was also enjoyed. The
meeting _closed: by singing the..
National Anthem:;'•
Mrs. Alex 'Mowbray, Mrs.. Phil'-.
ip Stiwttart, 'Mrs. ',T Clark, Mrs.
S:
$J. S: MacKenzie, Mrs. P. McCall,
Miss Jean Lyons and Mrs. -Bert
Roach attended the South. Bruce.
District annual . meeting of the
Women's Institute at Whitechurch
on Tuesday. •
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New' Seasonable Underwear - for
women and children. The Store
with ,the Stock. THE' MARKET
STORE. -
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AVOID REFERENCE '
TO "LAST LEAVES" '
One of the military censorship
rules is that' no reference .shall
be made in the press to a' soldier's.;
"last, leave",. or "embarkation.
leave", 'nor any intimation given)
that any member of the armed
forces expects to go • overseas
shortly. To publish such news
would be to give the enemy some
idea an .to the time • of sailing of
a troopship" and 'so endanger the,
lives of the men. Correspondents
of this ,paper will therefore un-
derstand that when such items of
news are omitted there is a reas-
on for the . omission.
' LUCKNOf1, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, MAY 20th, 1943
omng Events 1
D,ANCING.Afi 1PARAMOU11tT
• •'There is dancing at Paramount
each Friday night to music • by
Carruther's popular ore] estxa-
Door prizes. Admission .35c.
ANNIVERSARY . SERVICES
Anniversary. 'Services will be
held, in South Kinloss..,Presbyter-
ion Chi reh •:on Sunday, May 23rd.
ll'he minister, Rev. ; H. F.. Dain,
will conduct' bbth:services ` at 11
a.m. 'arid 7,30 p m,. Special 'music
bythg'chd
h:eatre
PRESENTS
FRIDAY &URDAY.
MAY 21' & 2
..BIER LATEST
AND GREATEST!
A JOE PASTERNAK PRODUCTION
ANEW .uNIVvERSAL PICTURE
' Also "Stranger Than Fiction"
Technicolor •Cartoon -
And Other Shorts
NEXT WEDNESDAY
MAY.. 26th, -7.30- -&- 9.30 - _...
THE STIRRING. SCREEN
PRESENTATION - .__
"The LastOf The
Mohicans" '
S')HORT' SUBJECTS
COMING NEXT FRL & SAT.
"WHEN THE -DALTONS
RODE" • -
FRIDAY 8 P.M.
Saturdays and Wednesdays
7.30 & 9.30
ADMISSION
Adults' 30c; Children 18c '
Tax:- Included.
9990.99,999
NO. DELEGATES AT
COUNTY BALL MEETING
The attendance at the annual
meeting of the Bruce Baseball
League was. about nil: The meet-
ing was .s.clrduled to be held in
Chesiey, Ross • Boss, league sec-
retary, and who resides in Ches-
leY was the Only member of the
Executive ,present. He was joined
later by Father $rick, Manager
of the Handver team, and the
meeting turned into a two man
conclave onthe baseball situs,
:tion. .
•Baseball, enthusiasm .was op the
wanein this -district' even' before
the :war.,:. and since then the sport
hast•
become almost. non-exista-
in }.. Bruce' County , towns. Not a'
single town has ` shown any 017
dication of entering a junior team
either„ So far as Lucknow' is con
ccerned a.:hardball team --is almost
an.. antique now, and in the Cal
edonian Park, where kids .used t�
chase flies 'until dark every even-
ing, the crack of a bat is never
heard anda•evidence of what 'wase.
once a ball diamond riow scarcely
exists. '
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.Wife. of ;Andy Clarke . Passes • - .
The sympathyof the_ radio aud-
ience- which. listens . to • 'Andy
Clarke's "Neighbourly . News"
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broadcast: each Sunday.morning,
is 'extended ,to Mr: ` Clarke in. the
:death of his 'wife, who -passed .a-
way, in, Toronto General Hospital
after a 'lengthy. illness. Mrs.
Clarke,who was 61 years of -age,
has been .a resident of Toronto.
Since 19110., comingto that
from 'Pennsylvania.
Buys Ripley Building
George' McLean, reeve of" Rip-
ley, . has purchased • the Commer-
cial Hotel building, whichhas
Your 'GUIDE To
Wartime SHOPPING
HABITANT NOODLE SOUP
New, improved. 2 pckgs. 23e
VanCamp's TOMATO ,JUICE
105 oz. tin - 49c
BIG 5 CLEANSER
-Tin
• Rideau MAPLE SYRUP
16 oz: bottle - 35c
CLOTHES PINS
03 doz. -10c
' Horne's' VANILLA . BA1V S . ,
Each25c
.12 oz,- Vanilla - in- NOvel:
Penny Bank.
50,
GOLD -'MEDAL 'COFFEE
Ground Roaster :Fresh at time.
of sale. Highest. ity. 1De1
icious.:flavour. • .
ll lb. (1 ebupon) 25e
1 lb. (2 coupons) 47c
RATION NEWS
Housewives are reminded -that
Spare "B" No.. 1 Blue Coupons;
for rhubarb'su ar expire 'a Y
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31st. %'
•-THOM•PSO 'S •
'PHONE 82 WE DELIV`EJ[I,.
been 'vacant' since• the fall of ` 1939
when Floyd Strathdee moved to
Toronto.'. Mr. McLean plans to
remodel The building and rent 'it
for store or . 'office space: -
Purina Chickand Pullet
GROWING PROGRAM
DO NOT OVERCROWD -=First 6 weeks allow one square
foot for 2 chicks. ` From six weeks on allow one square
foot per bird. '\ '
HEATING & VENTILATION—operate stoves and: regulate
heat -a day or two :before • Chi'eks •arrive. Start with 90 de-
grees and reduce gradually about 5 degrees per week gin -
til temperature is down to 75. degrees. _ .
PUR • FEEDER SPACE—Allow 1 inch feeder space per
chick first 3 weeks; 2 inches per `chick 3rd to 6th Week;
3 inches per chick after 6th week.
WATER SPACE -Two one -quart water fountains per 100
chicksat start. At 3 _weeks change' to --two one -gallon
fountains. Treat water with Chek-R=Tabs. .
OUR FINANCE PLAN
For reliable farmers, we will supply you -with Hog Chow
at today's Cash Price,, pay when the Hogs go to market
no carrying charge. •
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Lorne MacLennan, • 'Phoine'-77-.w
New Broadcloths, white and _colors at
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19c and 25c
New prints, Printed crepes, Printed repp cords forsummer wash dresses 25c to 50c
Never
House Dresses, most sizaes
at
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