The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-05-04, Page 7),
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TIIIJR,SIDAY, MAY 4th, -1944
The Luckpow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
PAGE SEVEN
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Citizens of Fluron
County
Must See the
Job Through
And
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Ve Mvst Buy More
Victory.Bonds
"PUT VICTORY FIRST"
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,Inserted by :Huron 'County Victory Loan CornMitte:
Bargain in Paints and
• GOOD: COLORS
WHILE THEY LAST:
Enamels
QUART 80c PINT 45c
Wm. Murdie and Son
A FEW LOAN HIGHLIGHTS •
IN HURONCOUNTY
Since the • Sixth Victory Loan
..got underway a few of the daily
' highlights aslisted in the Huron
County bulletins areas follows:
• April 27-th;• -Donald- Blue-, Ash•
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28 'applications, $5.550;
'April 28, Durnin Phillips sale of
two S50 bonds to two pensioners
which marked their first -pur-
chase of bonds; April 29, Wilfred
McCarthy, Ashfield, one'applica-
tion, $6,000.
The -freedom of .the. Common
man vanishes when there is only
one employer for his labor.
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NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE
MR. FARMER:
National Selective Service is anxious to help
you to fill yciur labour requirements, and asks
your co-operation. - You can help by making
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your needs .known as early as possible.
For GENERAL FARM HELP apply to
your EmFloyment and, Selective Service Office.,
The Office ,at Walkerton will assist you.
Or for STUDENTS. or SHORT TIME
SEASONAL HELP apply to Farm Service
Force,' Provincial Department of Agriculture,
Toronto.
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LANGSIDE' KINLOUGH__
Mr. Blake Gaunt spent a few The Red Cross had a very suc-
days last week with his sister, .cessful social in the School on
Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson of West Wednesday last. Mr. John. Ern
Wawanosh. erson was chairman. for the fol -
Mrs. .Eddie Wadel held a Red lowing program: 0 Canada; solo,
Cross • quilting on Thursday for Everett Lane, "Beautiful Dream -
the ladies of the community: : er"; Mrs. Milton Walsh, read the
Mrs, J Richardson and, Jim at- poem "You are only asked to
tended the funeral of thelate lend"; Donald Robertson favor:.
Mr. Fells of Wingham on T'hurs- ed with several solos playing his
day. • , ' •2 own guitar Vompaniment; Ev-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson 'erett Lone- and Allan Stewart
and falrilly' of Brantford spent' sang two-duettS '"God Bless
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the - week -end with Mr:. and Mrs. erica" and "The Old-Grey.Nfail":
Wesley Tiffin: . Mr: 'John- Blackwell , conducted:-
The:Langside 'ladies held a Red two Co• ntests. Prize winners .were
Cross 'quilting' -9n :.Tuesday last Mis Roy Graham and Mrs..:Mil-
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cas- ton Walsh Mr. 'Georgo Haldenhy
• kinette When :2 quilts'Were gavegaeh splendid report bf the 0.
ed. E. A. convention held in Toronlo
:Mr., Fraser MacKinnon has recently. He • is also•the local
been in this locality 'aiding the victory loan salesman and spoke
farmers with their. seeding ops,r- briefly in that regard.' Miss Mar-
ations by preparing :the laud jorie MacDonald song "MarY nf
with his tractor and discs, Argyle." The reading- "There'll
always'be an England" was given
by Mrs. Frank Brown.. Mildred
Pinnell sang "Ship Ahoy". Mrs.
;Fred • Hodgins president of the
Red Cross, tendered her thanks
to all who had given time and'
talent as well as financial aid
that has. kept up these socials
during 'the winter 'months. Miss.
• MarVille Scott favored with a
•-solo "just' • a Wearyn for you".
The National anthem brought the
meeting te a close.Lunch was
served:Articles were also sold.
Mr, Alyin Percy and his moth-
er. Ms.V. Per7y Of Detroit 'vis-
ited during the week ,with rela-
tives .here.
Mrs. Wm. Hedley Spent a few
day's with her • sister, • Mrs. a
.Graharn..and Mrs:.
arid with, her brother, Mr. Robert
McLean.
• LAC. Mervyn: Cameron and
Mrs. Camer'dn returned to ,Exet-
Preyious values were two and ei 'after spending a few days 't I
eight. ,ounces respectively with 'their honies here.
coupons validat the rate of two
every three weeks. There is no
Wedding bells are' ringing
loudly -in this lcicality.,
Mrs. John Hagg of near Blyth:
spent the week -end • with her
• mother, Mrs. A. Emerson.
Too many people itch for what
they want' but won't scratch for
TEA AND COFFEE
RATIONS, INCREASED
The 'Prices Board - has 'announ-
ced a 40 per cent increase in Can-
ada's tea • and coffee ration,
which became effective on Mon-
day, and which doubles the a-
mount originally allowed when
the two commodities Were first
rationedl in August 1942.
Coupon Values }alsed:'
four ounces for tea .and 16 ounces
for coffee, with two coupons Val-
id monthly, on the second and
fourth Thursday.
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'THE
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DOESTHE TRICK/
FINLAYSON BROS...
LUCKNOW
Mrs, Glen: Pinnell - and I. Bobby
returned to Windsor after viS-
Wa. fits .Nor,trol :Pep', • 'Vrim:,.'.Vigorl
Try Ostriix 'runic Tablets. Cloatains tonics. stinan-
lam r, ,On, vitamin .1.11. caleium, phosphorus': aids to
normal pep, rim, vjgar, vitality after 30, 40, or 50.
Introduct ory size. only 35e. It not delighted:with
r••:ikilts 0)1 first aaclocfe, maker refunds km price.
At aU druggkts. Start taking Ostrex Tablets tOda3r.
Barber Shop
Service
At My Residence
• LUCKNOW
One Block South Of
• Post Office
Open Each Wednesday
•Night
"" ALSO
Saturday :Afternoon
And. Saturday 'Night
Jack Campbell
,change in the serving -limit in iting a few days with Mr. and '
restaurants. Airs. Wm. Pinnell.
LEN DTILLTHEEND
BUYMORE VICTORY BON
INVEST to YOUR LIMIT
OUR BOYS ON THE SEA,,IN THE.AIR AND ON THE
LAND ARE WILLING TO SACRIFICE THEIR ALL..
1NVEST TO YOUR. LIMIT IN VICTORY BONDS.
BACK THEM TO VICTORY.
PLEASE pc, NOT LEAVE IT TO:THE LAST WEEK
TO PLACE YOUR APPLICATION.
G. IL S M T
'CANVASSER FOR LUCKNOW
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