The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-04-13, Page 10, PAGE TEN
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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
Time to start Sewing For Summer
There's lots to be doney you intend -to make your own
and family wash dresses for Summer, and of course you
' do intend to save labour and machinery as much as you
can. gernernber the sewing machine is one machine to
help victory. With our good quality •prints and Simplicity
Pattents, you will turn out -garments second to none,
PRETTY •FAST COLOR PRINTS in new designs. 36" wide.
Yard 19c&- •30c
NEW, HOiJSE DRESSES. for the busy woman, fast colors.
Sizes 14-20, 36-44. $1.59
NEWS FOR"KNITTERS. New Thistlebloom yarn. A range of
shades and black. 1 Oz.balls. " 20e
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SOCKS ---Men's Socks in Spring weight. Smart fancy der
*signs. Size' 10%, 11 & 11½. 'Pair 55c
empleton
Fire Alarm Last Week
A fire . alarm was turned in
Wednesday morning because
• of a bad chimney fire at the home
• Of Mr. and Mrs.. Wellington
isTixim. The chininey was ddfed-
s.klye and threatened to ignite the
roof.
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Your Week -End
.SHOPP010.!.:' REVIEW
and 'RATION: GUIDE
JUNKET POWDERS
For delicious Rennet Custards
2 packages ' 25c
MAPLE LEAF CHEESE
It spreads and slices
'/2 ib. package 19c
'HEINZ BEFSTEAK. SAUCE
Adds zest to any meal
8 oz. bottle .28c
PURE CASTILE SOAP
4 bari • 25c
National
BULK SOAP CHIPS
5 lbs. , 45c
.Catelli's -
SPLENDOR MACARONI
Special!' 3 Ibs. 4 13c.
• Aylmer Infant's Foods,
Now For Sale At' Thompson's
Give your child the best.-
-Aylmer -- Canada's finest
Fruits and Vegetables spec-
ially prepared for babieS.
RATION COUPONS
Now Valid
All Coupons Mow Valid in
Ration, Book No,:' 3
Now Valid in' Ration Book
No. 4--SUgar 30, 31; Preserves
17, 18.
THOMPSON'S
'PHONE 82 WE DELIVER
LOAN QUOTA IS
SET FOR BRUCE
An objective of $2.600,000 has
been. Set 'as the minimum to be,
raised in Bruce county• in the
sixth victorY'' loan but there is
every reason to expect the peo
ple of the county will "Put Vic
tory First" to the extent o
$3,000,000.
Here. are l�nie .of the reasons
In the .last victory loan the
objective of $2600,000 was met
though 'only one person in t.,ATii
purchased victory bonds.
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Today- bank deposits in the
county are higher than they
were at the time of the fifth loan
indicating' that the people of
Bruce are well able to 'Tut Vic-
tory First" through bond pur-
chases.
Allocations to municipalities in
the county are being' made and.
will be substantially the same as
in the fifth loan, though there
will be a few adjustrnents. The
exact objective will be announ-
ced by county loan headquarters
soon.
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BRIDE -ELECT
HONORED ,AT ZION
(ZION" NEWS)
THURSDAY, APRIL 13th, 1944
In honor of Miss Irlma Hack-
ett, bride -elect of last week, her -
friends and, nctighbors' gathered
at her horde on Tuesday evening
and held a miscellanedus shower.
While Mrs. Wesley Ritchie play-
ed "Here Comes The Bride", Irf-
ma was ushered into the living
.roorn by Miss Ada .Webster, and
Mrs. W. G. -Hunter.- Miss Elsie
Ritchie "read the address and
Misses Freda Hunter and Jean
Ritchie .earried' 4 heavily. ladqn
basket of, pretty and useful gaes.
Other 'friends assisted:in opening
the ' gifts after which-'
thanked all present for 'their
kindness in remembering her. All
joined in singing "For, She's A
Jolly Good Fellow". The follow-
ing program was enjoyed: read-
ings by Misses Rose Howse, El-
sie Ritchie and Mrs. Gordon
Kirkland; duets, Misses Freda
Hunter, and Jean Ritchie, Lor-
raine Drennan and Doris Taylor;'
contests conducted by Mrs. Jack
McDonagh, Misses Ada Webster
and Elsie Ritchie; solo, Miss:,
Louise Windsor and an instru-
mental by Miss Lorraine Dren-
nan. Irlma' invited,all present to
see her trousseau and lundh was
served to conclude a pleasant ev-
ening. .
The address was as follows:
R. . , Lucknow,
April 4th, 1944.
, pear Irlma: •
We your friends and neighbors
of, Zion Community have gather -I
ed here tonight to honor you on
your aPpriiaching marriage. We
would like to take this opportun-
ity of extending to your our'best
wishes for a long,' happy and
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prosperous married life.
We' have always known you
and found you always Cheerful
and helpf 1 in the work in the
cominunit Althougli your work
has taken you from our midst
lately, it has by no means sever-
ed our friendship. We realize that
we shall lose your help in our
neighborhood but what is our loss
is someone else's gain and that
you may be spared long to en-
joy your new-found happiness is
our sincerest wish..
As a token of our friendship;
we ask you to pleaseaccept these
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Loan salesmen in previous
drives' sometimes encountered
the objection that too much
money'is used for promotion, ad-
vertisin,g and other phases of the
campaign. Just how true this is
I can best be shown by figures'
compiled since the first- loan'
drive was held in 'Canada. EX-
actly 84 cents out of each $100.00
is needed, for all purposes. The
rest, $99.16 goes into the domin-
ion treasury.
The sixth victory loan will of-
ficially opsn in Bruce on Mon-
day, Aprif 24th. Be ready to
"Put Victory Fist",
Mr. and Mrs. H. VanCamp have
moved into the residence pur-
chased frOm Herb Miller on
North Havelock St
CLINTON TAX • RATE has been
struck t 46 mills, two mills •low-
er than last year.
UNITED CHURCH
LUCKNOW
Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL 16
11 a.m.—"Only Second Best".
Story—"Always Doing
'Your Best" .
Junior Church
3 p.m.—Sunday School
7 p.m.—"Saved from Fire"
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SEPO1 THEATRE
Tonight, Aped 13
The Great Musical Comedy Hit
"Star Spangled Rytlini"
Over '5(1' Top Stars. Your Favourites are sure to
Be In It. Bing Crosby,' Fred MacMurray, Bob
Hope, Ray Milland, Dorothy Lamour„ Rochester
To Name A Very Few.
We Know You'll Enjoy This. Show.
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Friday Satuiclay Only
LUM and ABNER? in
"TWO WEEKS TO LIVE"
NEXT WEEK 1....
A Thrilling Western, "TEXAS MANHUNT"
gifts, each one carrying the good
Wishes of a friend. •
Signed on behalf of the people
Of Zion Community, Beryl Hun-
ter, Elsie Ritchie,
Easter visitor's' in the commun-
ity Miss Ada Webster of
Lucknow and Miss Noreen Cobb
of Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs.
R. Gardner; Miss Kathleen -Gard-
ner of Toronto ;With her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardner; Miss
Ellen 'Andrew of Toronto with
her mother, Mrs. Robt. Andrew;
Miss Lorna Reed with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reed;
Mr. Harold Gardner of Hamilton
with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gard-
ner; MiSs Beth and Jean Johnston
of Kincardine with Mr. and Mrs.
Sid •Gardner and Mrs. C. Ritchie;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
and baby Patricia Elaine df Fin:.
gal, Mrs. Laidlaw of Whitechurch
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter.;
Miss. Violet Ritchie of Listowel
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie;
Mr. and Mrs. Angus l'McAuley,
Mr. and- Mrs, Roy Anderson of
Toronto, Mr. Fred Ritchie and.
'Mrs. Mary McAuley of Ripley ,
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie.
• We extend congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall (nee
Miss Irlma Hackett). whose -mar• riage hook place on Saturday.
SYMPATHY is extended to
James Kinkead and Mrs. Kin-
kead of Goderich in the death of
their son Billie in his 4th year.
Billi,e's deatfi occurred in Lon-
don after a 17: -day illness with
strepsepticaemia. Besides th
parents, •a younger 'brother Ro -
ert also survives
"AIR STEP"
THE SHE ,WITH THE MAGIC SOLE
• New Spring Patterns Just "Arrived .1
Pumps & Ties, in Kid and Suede Leathers
Sized from 5-91/.2'in AA, A, B, C Widths „
PERFECT FITTING, PERFECT COMFORT
For Those Tired Aching Feet We Carry
"HEALTH SPOTS", "HEEL HUGGERS"
and "Gracie" Arch Shoes
In 1VIedium and Low Weis in Soft Kid Leather in Widths
from AA to EE.
S. C. Ratitwell is Son
NewrTSt��ks of. Sheets'. aiul..Shetings„ Factory Cottons,
White. •Cottons, Shirtings, Flannelettes
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The Store With' The Stock
HE MARKET STORE, Lucknow
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