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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-04-20, Page 126,•44.64,66 it6'6,16.64;i44,•.; Pam TwELATE giO4."44440.74,4*".,-AM414.100,-6;:w.taggs==rotur4=417.4,4m..atzto.r.-xmgimwmptli061.Isoomoiqh,;,o 4,,m,',.t... ...„. . The Lucknow Sentinel, 141fignow, ()Mario , • •THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, 1944 Tonely'luggestions for Work :Clothing- and Lighter Underwear .DENIM PANTS. Sturdy 8 -oz.. Devi*. All seams triple stitched. Pair ' $2.25 HEADLIGHT OVERALLS -9 et. Sanforized Shrunk Denim made for all kinds of hard Work. Al pockets tacked. Pat- ented. safetyWatch pocket. Safetu1e and.penCil pocket Special, - ' • 4•• •82.65 ...YOUTH COTTON TWEED PANTS, Excellent, for school • . 4 . ivear. Saniforked, shrunk. • • 25 WORK SHIRTS. Strong Cotten fabrics .cnt 'on full roomy sizes and strongly 'finished throughout Coat style. • price • '• „ic , $1.00 & up 'MERINO SHIRTS & DRAWERS (Penman's) and 'Merino' CorAinations. Knit op a fine .stitch _from,' cotton Merino,• longeleeve and:ankle. length. , Shirts and DrawerS, garment 11•• $1.25 Combination, Suit $2.25 WORK SOCKS. Part wool. Pair . • • 40c • -„,•„ IT'S CLEAN -U? ' TIME ON3fIE e tont • Vs Headquarters -for Tour' Spring. .CLEAN-UP NEEDS tigaeli, Blueing, Brooms, • Vleinsers, Clothespins, Soaps, Soap Flakes, - • furniture & tove,'Polisites, Water SoftenersWaxes, etc, 14 • j• • • • faster Ironing .............. , • . : WONDERFUL SOAP : • Geld Medal FLOOR. WAX 1 lb-; On' 29c HAND CLEANER. )Pckg: • 15c • COMMANDO CLEANSER Home Laundry ',Compound 'Box tra • 30. 'THRIFT SOAP'FLAKES • Gant, Family Size • • •' • :Box. ' 35c ;BABBITT'S; •CLEANSER:,:, • • • Costs Leas,: .None Better 2 •-96 MAFEKING OBITUARY wapoion.4.100..in Attended Nurse' Convention Miss Doris. Ritchie 'of tow n, :Mks. LORNE. MaCLENNAN who is a student nurse at Strat,- This community Was profound- ' ly saddened on Friday upon learning of the death . of Mrs. Lorne MacLennan, ,which occur- red that Morning in Mount Sinia Hospital, Toronto. Mrs. MacLen- nan •underwent a serious opera- • tion on .Monday of the previous .. week arid for several days put up •a ;courageous fight to liVe. Peritonitis,' then developed and ended all hopes that she might recover. : a . .. •4 , , 4 - Mrs. MacLennan had not been enjoying,: good health' for some .: five years. Of recent months she suffered .greatiY, arid finally was faced with, the #orrientous decis- ' ion of undergoing major surgery as her Only,hope of regaining her .health. Her courage. in this will 1 be a cherished; memory by her I loved ones, for a letter which she. •.left to them, and written before going to Toronto, told full well that Mrs. MacLennan realized "1 she could not come baok. • Mr's.' MacLennan was formerly Mr. Sidney Brown of Goderichimaroiet Katherine. Macboriald, enjoyed a day in the sugar bush dalighter of Mrs, ames MacDori- last week .at .the home of his .ald 'arid the late Mr„ MacDonald friend, Richard Kilpatrick, : of Paramount ' • Margaret was Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pearce °fit born at Itintail forty4our Years Brantford, who spent the holi- I ago and as :a child moved with day week with '.,.friends in t4i's her parents to Paramount communitY returned, hOrne on ' ford General Hospital was dele- gated front that hospital to at- tend the convention of the Reg- istered Nurses', Association •of Ontario, held at Hotel London last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. - erich, Ripley, Teeswater „and Kin- cardine. " • Mrs: Charles F. Richardson funeral 0f Mrs. Charle•s Frederick 'Richarilson, who passul ..ied away at her home here early Saturday Morning, 'was " held ;at the late residence on Monday af- ternoon with interment in the fairiily plot in South Kinloss Ce- metery. ' • Mrs, Richardson,. formerly An - Lees 'Douglas, rabon in Lucknow a daughter of the late; George. Douglas and Dorothy Haigh, pioneer residents, of the Village. Mrs.- Richardson had ,been for Soule time and was confined to bed for over three months. •',Possessed of a kind and genial 'disposition -Mra. :Richardson had • a host : of close friends :in the . corriniunity•and the high tribute paid her. by ore such friend was 'that she , had never heard Mrs. Richardson speak • other, than kindly of anYonel` The funeral service was con- ducted by Rev. C.:. H. MacDon- • aid of the Presbyterian' Church of which She was a member and an active worker in the W. IVL S. ;having been treasurer for a num,. berofreurs- Pallbearers were W. L. Mac- Kenzie, S. E. Robertson,. W. W Hill, T. W. Smith, Temple Clark and Horace Aitchison of Wing - Her husband preleased Mrs. Richardson over mine years ago. Surviving are two brothers, Wm. :J.• Douglas and Robert T. Doug- las 'and three • sisters, Mrs: Tein- ,ple tlark, Miss Jean H. Douglas and Miss E. Isobel Douglas, After their marriage Mr. and Muriel Blake of Lucknow -- Mrs. MacLennan resided at De • •r joyed a trip out to the parental troit fonineteen yearsbefore home on Thursday returning to this 'community to : ' Miss Olive Blake returned take up 'residence at Lucknow , • hOme on Saturdayfrom a visit about four.....y.ears ago. In that' with her,.siseri• •Mrs. Don Me- short time Margaret has endear- ' Kiplossed herself to many new friends.- . . • de0111'Went Ifir IsondOri:She-'a -hadcharrilrilarrali* '-15- on' Friday:: last where she has and a winning smile at all times. secured employment. • Mr.,' Cecil. Jo/maim, • Mr. and Mrs. Herb Curran 'spent Friday in Stratford. The men attended • a 'road' convention. Mrs. Curran visited with. Mrs. Jim Misner. Stephen Stothers Jr. of Arthur • spent his holidays at the farm. 'Richard Kilpatrick spent Sun- day in Goderich with Mrs. Kil- patrick who is ill at the home of her parents.' Ammo. WALKERTON COUNCIL is in agreement regarding banning slot and pin -ball machines inthat ta'wn. ' . , •- ' DOUBLE the LIFEof YOUR CLOTHES! THOMPSONI'S 'PHONE 82 ' • %VE DELIVER 1.1.1.1171116•Nmaimilli. •uNITED CHURCH • LUCKNOW Rev.. J4.VV. Stewart; B.A., S.D.. • Pastor APRIL 23,1944 • 11 a.tit.–T"God and His Prow- • idence". The first in a series of ser- • mons on the. Doctrines of our Church. Story—"Outi, Helper". 3 p.m.—Sunday &hoof 7 p.m.—"Judas, the Man who went wrong under the best of Influences". ,Thci pieCes and Ithe largely attended, funeral service were fitting tributes, of esteem and sympathy. • The 'funeral' .service was 'held in the 'United Church 'on- Tues- day afternoon. conducted by Rev. J. W. Stewart. Interment was in Lochalsh • Cemetery with. Jack McIntosh, • Grant MacDiarmid, Fred. Martin; Alex McNay, Wm. Ketchabaw and Eldon Henderson acting as pallbearers. , Cousins. nephews and nietes acted as flower bearers, • • • • Surviving are her husband, a • daughter Mrs. M. Jackson'. (Kath- erine) , .son Kenneth of Detroit and a grandson, Marvin Jackson; her mother, Mrs. James MacDon- ald. and six sisters, Mrs. Robert Hamilton (Sadie)3- Mrs.' William • Kenuiton .(Helen), of Paramount: Mrs. M. Sanderson (Anne), Saint John; , N.B.; Mrs. Robert Scott • (Arnanda), Ashfield; ' Mrs.. M. .KaSznyna (Phyllis), Toledo; 'and Mrs. Frank King (Rachel); Tor- onto. • " • , Mrs. MacLennan was prede- ceased.._by four brothers and her father, Fho' passed away in Oct- ober 1942. Her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Johnston, passed away in, 6Decenaber, so that twice within less, than six 'months, death has claimed ts•Vo members of, the five generations. • Relathies and friends attended the funeral from Detroit,. God- SEPOY • Theatre 1111.S \VEER FRID.,81 SAT. Only "TEXAS MANHUNT" A Thrilling Western Drama •„SHORT SUBJECTS Also lAtest SCREEN NEWS PROGRAMME FRI., SAT.: Afl1L28.- 29 Charles Laughton, Maureen O'Hara in the moving story "This Land Is Mine" This show is on the rex Radio • Theatre next Monday night. FRI., SAT., MON. MAY 5-6-8 .Joel McRae, Jean Arthur, • Charles Coburn in "The More the Merrier". You'll giggle all through this picture ; • FRi., SAT. MAY 12-13 • All Star Cast in the Great Picture "Forever and a Day" • This Show is a Peach • Friday, Saturday, Monday MAY 19th; 20th, 22nd , Blondie and Dogwood, in 'Miff Said WED., THURS. M•i' 24-25 :'• ,••,• !thrilling Adventure FRI„ SAT. MAY 26-27, • "Five' Graves to Cairo" This is' a very good Show. too The Work Shoe Season • is here We have a: complete Stock .Of.. GREB,,-WILLl4MS.SISMAN Work Shoes for 'the, man that wants the utmost. in' shoe cOndort. Built .For Wear and Comfort • With Bnilt4n..4*.hes, in Nailed or Sewn Soles. BUY NOW WHILE SIZES ARE COMPLETE •"..4.4,4444 :44 ‘. 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