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Thrift & Quality
Byvard, at :.Thompion's
CHARME CASTILE SOAP
7 bars 14 25c
SPRING CLOTHES PINS
2 dozen •15e
MaPIe Leaf SOAP FADS
Box • - .65c
FAIR HAVEN -SARDINES
.3 25c
HI -HO ppoiakis '
3 packages '• 21c
RED ROE. COFFEE
In the new Flav-o-tainer. Bag
1. lb -2 -coupons 45e
1b-1 coupon 25c
RATION NEWS
Now Valid
S,UGAR---No. 1 to 18
TEA, COFFEE—No. 1 to 19
BUTTER—.No. 28 to 33
PRESERVES—No. D1 to D5
MEAT—No. 17 to 21
THOMPSON'S
9plioi0 82 WE DELIVER
"Tell me, 'please, how I .should
• go about 'getting a start in the
, great game of business?"
- "Sell your wrist watch, and
• buy an alarm clock".
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are. trained:
• , Mrs. Susan "Andrew Of. Zion,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finlay, Measra.
' Warren. arid truce of Exeter were
. recent guests of Mr. and . Mrs. a
Lorne Woods, and -Mt: Helm.
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I. • -ST. HELENS
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Visitors inthe corrununity. for'
PRE NUPTIAL EVENTS
'FOR SATURDAY BRIDE
emozammmeaarsarso.
• Mrs. A. B. Pentland of Dun-
gannon was the hostess at a de-
lightfully arranged trousseau tea
•on Tuesday af last .week in honor
Q her younger daughterl Victoria
Claire, a bride -elect of the week
'The trousseau was 'displayed bY
Miss Dorothy Salter of Essex, and
Miss Alma Hammond Of Beam -
vine. The. bride-to-be was the re-
cipient of • •Many beautiful gifts
• sktitedwi topturringW'
Whi
Tea was served from:a daintil
Set, table gri the rOoln, :dec
orated with till' tapers and aut
umn flowers, where tea wa
poured by Mrs. Wilfred Pentland
sister-in-law' of the bride -elect
Alia: George Cowan and the.Miss
es ,Helen Anderson and Cora -Fin
nigan, assisted in serving.
Before returning from' Toronto
Miss .Pentiand was the guest o
honor, at a kitchen shower, and
a trousSeau tea given by her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Pritchard.•
2tTpOn another Occasion Miss
Pentland was • honored .by the
mothers in Toronto with whom
she had come :in -contact in her
profession as motherclaft nurse.
The gifts were 'dusters upon each
of which the namea, of the mother
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HIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY
Continued from page 1)
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IrriuRsDAT,' ocTOBER 14, 19
..t-arlding hop, step and •jump
Stanley Pres -t, Bill A. •johnstoi
Everett Lane (25 ft.). ' •
220' yard dash:" •Everett Lane
ffar�ld Henry, •Bill Johlisto
(25 and three-fifths second's).
Bicycle race: Bill Chin, -Ala
Stewart, Everett Lane (36 an
four-fifths second's). •
Distance throw: Gerold Gil
more,, •BillJohn
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Theatre.
PRESENTS
•friday and Saturda
JOHN HOWARD
M. VIIAPNIAN
h‘r. fide" Stoyt nie' a . 1StarfleY
i?rest 31 point's but as he won
the award last year it goes ',to
Everett Lane who had. 20. points.
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Runner-up for Senior .Boys is
Bill A. Johnston who had sixteen
points. •• •
;-• junior Girls' Events ---J
- •Standing broad:. Mary JOhn,7
son, Jessie Marshall, Carrie Milne
(6 ft. 7 in.). •
f Running broad: Margaret Mc-
Pherson, • Mary Johnson, Alice
Jardine (11 ft, 7 •in.).
100 yard dash: Carrie Milne,
Jessie Marshall, Mary Johnson
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(13 secinids).
Running high_ jump: •Mary.
Johnson, Jessie Marshall, Elva '
•RoSs (3 ft. 7 in.). -•
Distance softball throw: Mar-
garet McPherson, Mary Louise
eousJssje Marshall.
• ACcUracy throw: Margaret Md
Pherson, Alice Jardine, Shirley
Sherwood.
• Standing . hop, step and jiluru):
Jessie Marshall, Mary Johnson,
Alice Jardine ( 16 ft. 4 in.).
the holiday week -end included:
Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Dougherty and
Gwen and Mr. and Mrs Wilson.
Woods and' children Of Guelph
with Mrs. R. J.. Woods; Mr. and
Mrs. Mel'
WS. Alex Murdie and Bobby of
Toronto with Mr. • and Mrs. • R.
Woods; Miss. Dorothy Webb and
• Miss Margaret Hutchison of Tor=
• onto with Mi. and Mrs, McKenzie
Webb.; Mr. and Mrs: Jas. Douglas
-K-k1-4-Ifornierly; tis—Margarit-
Ryali of Dungannon and .Miss
Frances Armstrong of GOderien,
assisted in se'rving.
These inClUded: Mrs. Turnpenny,..
• the former Miss Bessie Mallough;
well known in'Dungannon circles,
also Mr's. Sy]. ,Apps„' well known
in 'sport circles: Mrs.. Williana Al-
ton pou,red tea,. and Mrs: Gordon
WM• WRIGHT.:
ubiliatiff
Raider
ACTION-nRAIVIA
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On the same program . .
"SO LONG MR. CHUM'S"
Stooge Comedy'
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NEWS
COMMUNITY SING'
and Mrs. 'John Cameron. - •
g'gt. Gordon Miller of Debe'rt,
N. S. and Mrs. Miller of London
are ,spending the week with. their
parents here.
Mrs. Jas. Gaunt was the holder:
of the .hicky' ticket in the draw
made for .the War 'Savings Cer-.
tificate at 'the dance under the
auspices of 'the Wornen'a - Insti-
tute on Thursday -night. 1
Successful anniversary serVices
Were held in': the United church
on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Stewart of
LueltrioW delivered interesting &
inspiring addresses to large con-
gregations bOth morning and ev-
ening- --Spec-ialusic--Was -;Pro
vided by, the choir with, Mrs:
Stuart, -'Mr; and Mrs. Rite and
Mr. 'W. I, Miller singing a quar-
tette at the morning service..
The October meeting of the
Women's Institute was held in -
the community . hall. with Mrs.
Archie Aitchison in the chair. The
roll call was responded to, by the
naming of a prominent Man or
woman of today. October 22nd
was the date Chosen, for the Red
Cross quilting. Mrs. Aitchison,
Mrs. McKenzie Webb and Mrs.
McPherson were appointed to, ar-
range for the Chriattnas boxes
for our boys overseas. Any con-
tribution for this.purpose will be
'gladly received. Mrs. Ball gave
a humorous reading and the mot-
to "Procrastination is, the' thief,
of time" was taken' by Mrs. W.
A. Miller. Mrs. Rice favored with
• solo and 'Mrs. Ward read an
nteresting' artitle on how dogs
Running hop, step and: jump
Jessie. Marshall, Mary Johnson
Alice Jardine (25 ft). '
220 yard dash: Mary Johnson,
Jessie . Marshall,- Margaret Mc.
Pherson (31 seconds)..
, Bicycle race:-Mary.ImuisesPor-
• teous, Mary JOhnson, Jessie gar-•
shall.
Junior champion: Mary John-
son with 28 points; runner-up—
Jessie Marshall with 24 ,points:
Seitior Girls'. Events
Standing bid: Mary Marshall?
Helen Mowbray, Bertha ,StimsOn
(7'ft. 1 in.)..
• Running broad: Mary Marshall,
Fatricia Shaw, `Helen. Mowbray
(18 ft. 3 'in.).
160 yard dash: Mary Marshail,
Patricia Shaw, Betty'Hamilton
(12.aeCondS).
• Running high jump: Mary Mar-
shall, JeSsie Reid, Betty Hamil-
ton (4 ft.).
Distance softball throw: Mary.
Marshall, . Helen Mowbray, Pat-
ricia Shaw. ••
Accuracy throw: Patricia Mil-
ler, Betty, Hamilton.
Standing hcip, step and jump:
Mary Marshall, Helen Mowbray,
Bertha Stimson (18 ft.).
Running hop,, step and jump:
Helen Mowbray, Mary Marshall,
jessie Reid (28 ft.). . •
220 yard dash:'Patricia Shaw,
Betty Hamilton, Mary Marshall
(30 and one-fifth seconds).
Bicycle race: Helen Salkeld,
Mary Marshall, Mary IVICQuaig.
• Senior " girls' charripionship:
Mary Marshall With 37 points,
runner -Up, Helen Mowbray with
t5 points.
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Taking First Aid Course
• Mr. N, E. Bushell of .Hamilton,
'who spent the week -end here;
• informs us that he is taking a
first' -aid. course, ,sponsored by
C. 1, L. and open to. anyone, who
cares 'to register. At present there
are -ten in the:class, Wluch meets
one night a week.
. •Turnip plant Razed
In: Mildmay the WidelyAnown
Goetz Turnip Waxing Mill 'Was
completely destroyed by fire of
unknown origin. Walkerton 'and
Formosa 'brigades were called to
assist the Mildmay Fire Depart-,
ment which could not cope with
the conflagration.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17th
ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
Services at 11 a.m.,and 7 p.m.
--conducted by ,Rev. R. C.
Todd, of Georgetown, a form-
er pastor.
3' P.M.—Sunday school.
A special invitation is extend-
ed to all to attend 'these ser -'-
vices.
NEXT WEEK
"HENEVAThRICH.'
FOR PRESIDENT"
`.41 Paramotuit Comedy
COMING . . . . .
• OCTOBER.23 & 30
Bing 'Crosby, Fred Astaire in.
HOLIDAY INN"
Relay race: I Grade 12' ond 13 •
team—Stan Prest Patricia ghaw,
Everett Lane; Helen. Salkelck
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. 2 'Grade 11 team:. Bill A. Jahn -
son, Helen M6wbray, Geo. Cris-
pin, lylary - Marshall. F.
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3 -Grade 9: Alan Stewart,- Elva ';f.
Ross, Gerald . Gilmore, carrie-'2A
Milne. i
Solves Fuel Problem
Jack Smith of Kincardine
solving•• the •fuel 'shortage in his
own way. In his spare time. he's
been combingthe. beach -north
and south of Kincardine and has
gathered more than a truckload
of drift wOod which will be a,
big help -in keeping-,-JaCk------Fro.-
h,is place this winter. Since
leaving this community Jack has
been employed at Malcolm's fac-
tory.
° PARAMOUNT
The Women's Institute will.
hold their Meeting at the home
of Mrs. Jack • Hamilton on Oct-
ober 20th. A tea will be held to
raise money for •Christmas boxes
for the boys in uniform. Fro -
grain coMmittee, Mrs., Orland
Richards, Mrs. Wm. • Kerriptoe.
Roll call, verse for autograph,
book. Anyone with Red Cross
knitting" to report on their work.
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ad,
, Women' -.holding • an Ontario
driving license, with a general
knowledge of the Proviridial
Highway 'Traffic Act, can be en-
listed ,in the R.C.A.F. WOmen's
Division as Transport Drivers: •
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Clearing All Congoletun Rugs at Iteduced Pri
Good Assortment of Patterns and Most Sizes
The Store With The Stock
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