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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-03-23, Page 8• r Lucknow : eD.li* J,...lotteriMi.0 00460 iuttonsl.Buttons! ' Who's Got The Buttons? . Templ•et ns WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SPRING QUOTA QF BUTTONS BUTTONS for Dresses, Blouses, Suits or Coats & Child- ren's wear. Colors red, navy, black, white and pastel in crystal, 'composition and pearl. .:DECORATIVE STYLE Composition Buttons,.. a smart dress trimming. Care 15c PEARL, SHELL. The standbys for pajamas, shirts, aprons & children's wear. 3. sizes. Card • 5e RICK ,RACK' B_RAID in colors and white. Suitable trimming for • aprons, curtains, house • dresses. FOR, CHILDREN'S WEAR. ' ery narrow width. Nothing smarter•, for .your little daughter's • dress. . All colors and white. eton Died Of Injuries, ,Seven weeks .after he was ter ribby crushed bya motor 'truck while unloading grain, the death ofiltiam Kieffer occurred .in Waterton Hospital on Marc# 11. $e vvaS 28 years , of ' age and a brother of Oscar Kieffer of Kiri- RED CROSS DONATIONS a, OTTAWA By. ,A. M. Nicholson, .M.• P, 0 BEE* OR NOT TO . BEER It was' the opinion' of the rned- i • - The Prime Minister did not in- cal officers in all the services crease his popularity in Canada that • their work ' has'`'•been less with his announcement regard-- onerous than their civilian prac- ing the removal . of • the ,Federal tise: The ' •Committee .was of the restrictions in connection with ' opinion that • 3 5 • •ta 3.7 doctors beer:. ,:- In •December; : 1942, Mr. per thousand would'.provid'e: ade- King Made an eloquent appeal.to• quate medical care. If ..medical the people '.of Canada• to co -oiler doctors were available in,, ci•yil- ate:" with''the nverriment in re- ran practice in _..the • proportion striding the consumption• of al-'. Suggested' for • the, , Armed ;Ser-.cohglic )liquors Restrictions had vices,• .a constituency like Mac. - been placed on ••the use;of gaso'- "kenzie, .would have 1.99 'doctors,` line and different articles of food: instead . of Ir. ' while increasing ' quantities • of While it was • mentioned.• that • materials were being • • Used to ` there is, a, good deal of N'rasted Manufacture', beer andPirits.. Personnel and equipment as a It was stated that, 'if ' Canada result -of maintaining three 'sep was to make" her greatest .ceri7. arate medical services ..for the tribution in. prosecuting the war, Army, Navy. and Air' Fur ce., the . her drink bill would .have to 'be committee did not recommend reduced: As might be exPected, that • one service be established. there . has been •a good deal .of They .did .recommend that in cer- dissatisfaction- as a result 'of the -tam areas • inter=seryice, hospital- 1942 Order -in -Council., However, nation• should be developed. Mpnday's announcement .,has not • Old• 'Age • Pensions ' • ' 1',appeasedthose • whowere d is- (Continued from Page One) satisfied with the' former .regu- MacDonald 5.00; Wesley Young lations and it has given offense to the temperance. forces in the 2.00;.. Clifford Young 1.00; Wm. country, The• Canadian Temper-,• McDonald 3.00, W. J, Deacon 100;ranee Federation issued a state - Lloyd Moffat 1.00; Len-.'Coizley { Ment . on • Monday' roundly con • - 50 Thos Moffat 2 00;• Langskk .demning' Prune Minister King. loss Patriotic' Society 40.00;' • Rex Os- +sand. Premier. Drew, having some • i 25.0,0, Donald, . Henderson 20.00; unpatriotic, subtle and' persistent N. H. Hedley' 5.00 Jean MacMil- pressure of those .interested in • Tari 5.00; Mrs. PhiliMacMillan the manufacture • •. and distribu-5.00;. Herb Buckton 1.00. Nelson tion of br"' trander 10.00; J. W.Henderson' ;thing to say about' the "selfish, S'piing is Here And time' to think of your 1944 Victory Garden Get your Seeds ° now at Thompson's While varieties and quantities are at, their best. Sea,=Leet CHICKE' • HADDIE, 14 oz. ' tin Winterstem 5.00, Mrs., Ramage The .'Federal Government is ;re - 5.00; Bili Schmid 10:00; .Lloyd' ceiving criticism on account of Gollan 22'00.;, Ben. Pearlman 15:00;' the drastic regulations announc- 'A W. Hamilton 5:00 Helen Ham ed in '1942' not being accompan- ilton 5;00; Peter Watson 2:00; A, ied by a sustained advertising E. McKim 25.00; J. L. •McMillan. •campaign to bring to the atten- :10.00; Neil MacCallum 5:004 Enz-• tion f the public the injurious ef- abeth.Baird 5:00; C. and J. Baird fect''excessive drinking was hav- ing in this country. 5'00 Ed. R. McQuilhn 2.00, vine Henry 1.00; 'W ' E.'I--lender- 35c • , son 50.00; Wm: McIntosh 5.00: • Donald McLean 8.00;.1), ary 'Mc- Lean `2.00-; Vern.. Buckingham 2.00; Mrs: L. Taylor 2,00; Mrs. Ken- neth . Farrish 2.00; John.: Farrish 3.00; 'Elliott ' Sandy 2.0.0; Nelson Ray, riard ,1.50; : Gordon Barger •$.1.4 James Barnby 6,00; Jean A. Long 3.00; Earl Swan 2.00; Mrs: Arr,- ett-a Thompson 5.00; Mrs. -Bessie Shirley 1.00; Belfast School 8.00; W. J. Davison 25.00; ,Cameron & Allan McTavish 5.00; . W. E. .Tre- leaven ' 25.00; Hugh McIntosh $50:; Pritchard Bros.' 2.00;' Wm: Robb 100; •Sam • Durnin 1.00; . •Marion • 25c ! McDougall 15:00; Mrs'. Ewen Mc- Kenzie 2.00; • J. R. Hackett : 2.00 • Paris Pate _ SANDWICH . FILEER, 7 : ° oz. tin ' 30c HI ' DO . YEAST Quick rising, , 4 ' pckgs. .... ' 15e Paula. SUGAR SUBSTITUTE 'Bottle 59e D. & B. CLEANING PASTE Jar 15c PUREX TISSUE 3 rolls t PRESERVES In Sugar Syrup 1 "D" COUPON Burford Dessert Pears 16 oz. tin 15c Aylmer Prune Plums 20. oz. tin , 18c Penn .Peaches • • ' 20:`' oz. tin 20c Aylmer Apricots 16 oz. jar 43c • Butter Coupons Now Valid No's, 50, 51, 52, • 53, '54 THOMPSON'S 'PHONE 82 , • WE DELIVER Duncan McLeod 3.00; Mrs, Gar- net Henderson 2,00; Katherine MacDougall $2..; Mrs: Neil 'Camp- bell 2.00; W. J.. Sower•2:00; G. H. Dickinson 1.00;. • ..John. Murdoch - 10.00; A.: Cann, 5.00; Hugh Fer- guson 2.00; ',Richard Pratt 2.00; Rev: - J.' W, Stewart 10.00; . Mrs. Ira , Campbell 2.00; Miss Hannah MacDonald 10.0.0; Kelso.,,MeNay: 3.00; John D. Ross :1.00; Morgan Henderson 5.00; Gladys MacDon- ald 5"00; Mrs.' J. J. Wilson 1.00;i1 • Mrs. Waiter Horne 1.00;'. Miss Elizabeth MacDonald . 2:110; Robt. Thompson 3.00; Wm. Lloyd 4.00; H. Culbert 2.00;Marion 'Stinson 2.00; Gordon Taylor 12,50; Mrs. Clifford Roulston ,2.00; Mrs. Esther Purves 5.00; Alex Andrew 5.00;; E. G. .Harris 2.00; Ronald 'Vaii.. Camp 5.00; Mrs. Martha Durnin 5,00; Mrs.. A., Scott 1.00. (Continued Next Week} You National Health Survey The Minister of National De fencelabled a ten -Volume report submitted` by the. Medical .Pro- curement and Assignment Board. An extensive slirvey was.: made in.connection with ' hospital,med- ical.. and dental services in the Dominion with a view to finding a solution for seine, of the baffl- ing problems. •presented in . con-: nection with maintaining the health , of the people of Canada." It was found that there are 4,5 Medical officers for every 1;000 troops in ' the . Army, 4.9 for the Navy' and, 3.66 for the Air Force. UNITED 'CHURCH. LUCK140W Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D, Pastor MARCH 26, 1944 11 am. -"Visions & Dreams" Story -"God ' Sees Vs" '. Junior. .Church 3 p.m. -Sunday School 7r p.m. -"Satan's If" 8.15 p.m.-Y.P.U., address by Mr. George Bower S. H.ovules of Wimiip North Cen re made an appeal Monday to .have ,more genero Old. Age pensions provided. t pointed' .out that,' if pensi were increased to $40.00 a mon and made' •payable ;at the age sixty sand the Federal Gayer ment paid the. `entire cost; •t total cost would be' only. 155 mi. lion . dollars: This would • be million dollars less than the Mount by which we are. •decrea ing our war expenditure as corn pared • with a year ago. He 'r minded the House ,that • durin each of the, last two year.; th Government voted to ,giv,a awe billion dollars. The' amoun given away -to our Allies in then two years •'would"'Pay our.,pres eg on Vs. ons th of ri- he 85 a- s- n• - e= g• t e a e nt Federal Government" pay qments. to Old 'Age pensioners' fo fifty years. He thought that th haying of , • more . _ generous _pen ` cions would not affect the prig ceiling and make impossible de mands ' on; otgr economy. e' s Industrial Development ••' Bank Bill Bill No: 7 to set up Bank Indus trial ' Development Bank . , ha been referred to the Banking & Commerce. Commmitt'ee after , an extended debate , in the House While the Liberal and Progress- i4(e=Conservative members, real- ize that some machinery must be in, existence to supplement the 1p�anks and •.other lending insti- titutions, they are skeptical about this ' latest ' go'iiernment venture. Mr. 'Hanson. sees -in it a measure of • socialism. Mr. Manley Ed- wards from' Calgary_ hoped ,*hat the legislation wouldbe like a pontoon bridge -used only for an emergency and then removed. It' has not been made clear by those who • support private. ' enterprise just why the government should introdice this legislation if free enterprise is to 'successfully cope with post-war' Problems. Navy Estimates T.he minister of National De- fence for Naval ,Services h dealt •with the Navy estimates% for most of the week. While his expenditures are not so great as thdse for the Arrny and the Air Force, the minister pointed out that the contribution of the R. C. N. V. R. has upheld the best • W . 1, THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1944 P,oy Theatre fRID., SAL &MAN DON AMEC;HE JANET RLAIS,E • JACK OAKIE The Musical Comedy Hit "SOMETHING ,TO SHOUT ABOUT" This is a story 'woven around the golden days of vaudeville -you'll enjoy the music, the stage setthigs, the costumes, the comedy,. and the very good story. • Also "TRAVELOGUE" NEXT WEEK "Night . Plane From, Chungking" Robert Preston, Ellen Drew Otto Kruger Plug°' Short Musical, Cartoon and Variety 'Subject COMING Coming APRIL 5 & 6 "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" Johnny Weismuller APRIL 7 & 8 Deanna. Durbin in "The Amazing Mrs. Holliday" APRIL 12 . &, 13 "STAR SPANGLED RYTH1rl" APRIL : 14 & 15 Lum 'n Abner, in "TWO WEEKS„ TO LIVE," Canadian' traditions. Ike announ- ced•that.vier 200 enemy U-boats, most of 'them German, were ' de- stroyed during 1943. ,Less than 200 were destroyed during the whole period pf • the last ' Great War. The 5 combat ships which we had • the .beginning ofthe wear have : to'W ; to about 2 5 0 fighting ships. The auxiliary ves- sels and patrol craft, which num- bered 7 in 1939, now stand at more than 450. When the war broke out, we 'had about 1.800 men on active service in the Can- • adian Navy compared with 80,000' at the present time. During the past .year the personnel of the Wrens-has'gzown'from about one thousand to' 4,500 at the present time. They are serving at 32 dif- ferent points in Canada, as well as in the United States and New- foundland. The Minister will re- ceive 410 million dollars to en- able Canada's Navy to continue to wage war -,on the seven Seas, . r Won Pool The $25.00 hat pool• on' the Preston-Lucknow series was won by Jack McMillan. - Will Find Here Good Stocks of Underwear For Every Member of the family The Store With The Stock • STORE, Luc orit '1 •