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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-03-09, Page 8If.olp,t. RIGHT It TI a Lucknow • Sentinel, LlIcknOW OiIlta140 • • Buy,. at. T mpieion s MAR7BA< WASHINGTON HOUSE DRESSES Don't yo. n think that 'pushing a mop and washing dishes would go a lot easier if you look pretty while you are working? . shirt, waist Hype in floral patterns or. stripes, 36-46. $1.89 • STRH'E' BLOUSES are popular with your tailored suit -or separate, skirt: Stripe" ,wool spun, skirt waist type.. Size 34 38, • •• ' $3.59 • SKIRTS pleated or flared, in. "Alpine material Sizes -.12-20. Price , . • , $3.25 & $3.,50 •,BOYS PULLOVER S JVEATERS.- Good assortment of styles and' colors: . • $125- up, BOYS.' LONG PANTS. Bicycle longs and double seat, good quality tweeds $3.25 empleton c.o. ENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs,' A. R. Terry an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to. Pilot Officer John. Laishley Bow- ers, only son of ' Mr..and Mrs; S. Bowers of Ripley, : the marriage • to ' take place the Otter part of March, -Atwood Bee. MISS DORIS FELLS of Wing ham has • been commissioned a sub -lieutenant in the Women`s Royal' Naval Service. March. Shopping :News` SUGGESTIONS FOIL EET FOR YOUR 'OVERSEAS BOX For Your Everyday Shopping Canada Seal HERRINGS. In tomato sauce • tin 20e QUAKER CORN MEAL • 22 oz. box 13C Club House =PUDDINGS 1 lb. tin 25c Morning .Cheer COFFEE Ground' fresh to you. Lb. 39c Hayhoes Hot CHOCOLATE . 1 lb. bag, 35c BANANA FLAKES 4 oz. package 25e For Drinks, Ice Cream, Cer- eal, Baking and Infants • C. 8i B.'13ranston PICKLE • 9 • oz.. jar • 25e. Ready -Cut MACARONI 4 lbs. 44. JAM FOR OVERSEAS Grapey. or Strawberry 3 oz. jar.. 10c_ , •'1 battik `.1 'Jr Cou,Ebn rink Weekly. SHOPPING 1F LETl . Just another friendly serviee - From THOMPSOWS.: 'PHONE 82 WE DELIVER Lamb Raffle For Red ,Cross •Bert Alton has donated a Dor- set ewelamb which is to be raffled off in aid©of the Hackett: Red Cross Branch. Tickets_ which will sell at 1.0 ',cents: or a . for` 25c, will be available this .week. TAKING .POST GRADUATE COURSE IN DENTISTRY • ' I Dr. J. A: McDonald, Ripley dentist, is in''Toronto this .week: taking .'a post graduate courseein children's dentistry. The doctor: has gained . consid- erable publicity recently dueto the discovery of excellent teeth among the citizens: of 'this dis- trict. A few• weeks' ago he spoke over a. coast to coast–net- work on the subject of wen ,Pre- served teeth and the probability. of the benefit : being derived from soil and water, 'properties. Nor has this popularity dimin- ished. Associated Screen •Ne' rs is preparingto take motion pictures 'which willfurther advertise this community..•. -Ripley `Express. j .. UNITED CHURCH LUCKNOW Rev. J. W. Stewart; S.A., BM. Pastor SUNDAY, MARCH, 12th 11 a.m.—"in Satan's Sieve" S:to:r -PAn . Exiipty Pail anis. an Empty Purse" • Junior Church ` 3 p.ni.—Sunday, 'School'. 1 ` '7 p.m.—"The .Unpardonable 8:15 , p.m.—Y: ALEX B. MacDONALD •Word has been received of. the Beath of Alex B. MacDonald,- K. C. of Vancouver.:Mr. MacDonald was born 70 -years. ago en the 12th concession of ,Ashfield, son. ei Christina and •`the late John MacDonald:: After teaching school he studied law and practised for some years in Brussels • before going to British Colti mbia...He is survived byhis wifel, formerly Miss HOhnes. 'of Brussels, his aged mother in Toronto, who cel- ebrated her •Iiundredth birthday. last October, four sisters, , Mrs. E. R. MacCharles, Vancouver; 'Mrs. W. A. Duncan, Miss Catherine,. R,N. and Miss Madge, of Tor- onto, . and one. brother, Murdoch, of ..Alberta., Another brother, Malcolm . A., former, chief justice. of British Columbia, died over two years ago.' PARAMOUNT OBTJARY JQHN•' Mac1UNNON The deaths • occurred suddenly on Monday, February 28, -944, at • his residence' on the Sixth Concession. of Kinloss • of John MacKinnon in his 80th year. At= though inactive for' a number . of years his death,: caused by . a heart seizure, came as "a . shock to -his many friendsAnd relatives.. He was the son of the late John MacKinnon and Margaret Stuart of the Fourth Concession of Kin- loss, where 'he livedup untl his. marriage .to .Christena. Ann; M,ac-, Kinnon of ;Glamis who survives: along'with a. farnilyof five, chit= dren, two sons, Archie and 'John- nie .at • hos ze, and ,three daugh ters; Mrs. Wilfred L. 'Ferguson (Mary) of Kerw.00d, Mrs. Harry B: Scott . (Catherine) of Eden Grove, • Mrs. Jas.._, W. Lanigan (Beth) -of-Bagotville, Que.; 'two grandchildren; two sisters, Mary, and Margaret and .one brother, . Peter, on the Fourth Conce$sion. • { The ' funeral service was •con- ducted at his home on Wednes day , at 2.30 by. Rev:. 1 F. Dann: Pallbearers were Allister Hughes,.;. Ross MacltiFllan, Noble Pierce,: Hugh Sutherland, John MacLeod and .Jas. Parks. Flower bearers were'Chas.' F. MacKin- ;rron, George F. MacKinnon, Ar- l chic• Brown. of Glamis and Alex Chatreau of ` Riversdale. Inter= Merit took place in South Kinloss cemetery, REAL ESTATE -transactions in the.. Teeswater districts will see •several.farms change hands. Jos. Green has sold his farm ;to John Dickinson' and has purchased Walter Day's farm. George Hark-- ness has sold 'his 'farm in Kinloss Mra.. Robert Reid will be host tess for the Paramour'Women's. Institute, meeting 'on Wednesday, March ,15th. Program : committee, Mrs. Al Irwin and Mrs. Wm. Stanley..Roll .call, an 'Irish' dish or 'joke. Mr. and -Mrs. Clair McDougall spent the week -end with Mr. and Ntrs. D.' Richards to Wesley Young and Bonar Jar- vis has sold his farm to his uncle,. John Jarvis. MERVIN VALAD, 20 -year-old sort . of Joseph Valad "of 'Rivers- dale, suffered a crushed and .broken right Ieg when a log roll- ed on 'him while workin_g in,.,,et,.be_ bush. 1 0 111 1 TIITIRSDAY, MARCH- 9th,, 1941 { °S;P0T Tbe:at:r:e l , R L, SAL. eSk 'MO ACTION', ROMANCE! - LAUGHS ! STARRING . . '. PAT O'BRIAN 'BRIAN 'DONLEVY V JANET BLAIR Beware=It's: A Dangerous Sector. This Dame. Is A Sol- dier Collector. • ' • The. Army makes advances -only to be- repulsed by thiid' 'devastating , darling in .a tropical tornado cif fun. There's no holding the boys; .and no holding the laughs — but what holding in the clin- ches under the trdpical. moon.. A Columbia. Picture. SHORT . SUBJECTS CO1% MUNITY SING, CARTOON NEXT WEEK "Palm Beach Story" Claudette Colbert, Joel. McRae Mary Astor, Rudy Valee. COMING ..>:'... "Something .To Shout About" Don rneche, Jack Oakie; • 4. tsu LUCKNOW . BRANCH' OF THE CANADIAN LEGION PRESENTS THEIR BIG. ANNUAL . ST. PATRICK NIGIIT. DANCE In the Town Hall, Laekoow Frfday, March i7th Old Tiriac' and Modern Dancing Door Prize $16 Yn .Costume •Prizes • Cash Prizes For Fancy and Comic Irish Costumes. First $5.00; Second : $3.00: McKenzies' Orchestra Admission 50c SPECIALS IN CONGOLEUM RUGS, MATS and RUNNERS SPECIALS IN FELTOL _RUGS, GOOD RANGE OF PATTERNS, •MOST SIZES SPECIALS IN AXMINSTER and REVERSIBLE SMYRNA MATS -. The Store With The Stock .40 Luc t