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11ARVEST-TIDE SERVIZES
Rev. AV. Donaldson is cur-
rently holding Harvest -Tide ser
vices in his parish_ This service
was observed at Port Albert on
September 17th and „at Dungan-
non last Sunday_ Harvest ser-
vices wilt be held in Ripley this
Sunday and in 'Luck/row on Oct-
ober 8th.
Overseas
Gift Packages
This Issas
for -"Yours-In Servke"
Plan now to send an Overseas
bnistmas Parcel to yours ha
Semite. Make it a Victory
Food Box from Thompson's.
We offer .yea 2 Pre -Packed
Boxes ready for mailing, and
chocked full Oi things theeB
really enjoy.. See them on dis-
play in our store and order
one nowfor early mailing.
Get full particulars aboat
Wrigley's Overseas GUM Offer
and Aylmer Gift Package As-
sortment at our store. Just
two more suggestions for that
Overseas Christmas .PareeL
OVERSEAS POSTAL DATES
ocronnwsth — Middle East
OCTOBER Illth — Central
•Mediterranean Area.
OCTOBER 25th raided
Kingdom and Fame."
We Can Help You With Sug-
gestions for your 'Overseas
Box.
THOMPSON'S
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ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bissett,
toRlitals' pLlauelcnce littrda' altmlunOeectili.:re
engagement Of their .daughter,
Marjorie Grace„ to Frarak Clay-
ton YOung,. only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Girvin Youtig„ Cambria Rd.,
Goderic.11, Ontario.: The marriage
14th. at Ashfield Presbyterian
Charch at 230 o'clock_ .
44 Undergarments for Men
and Boys. The Store with the
Stock_ THE 'MARKT STORE.
In His 88th Year
zy Enjoys GOod, Health
Blisa L. Ildod of .town has as
her guest her cousin„ Mr. Gusta-
vus - Hood of Buffalo. Mr. Hood
vas 87 years of age on March
lith, but is quite smart and na-
ive and in the enjoyment of ex-
cellent health_
He °was born inKinloss Town-
ship and was one of 13 children
of the late Robert Hood and
C:atherineMacDonald. His Moth-
er died here and was buried in
South Kiraoss Cemetery. The
family then moved to the States
with their father who died in
Seattle..
Of the f.:.,,, i Ikz ,,f thirteen,. only
three ., , , ,, They are Hector
and Hattie of Seattle and Gus-
tavus of Buffalo. The latter wa.s
bereaved three years ago by the
death of his wife. A year earlier
his brother Robert passed away
at Buffalo. -
Mr.. Hood. has a sin and two
daughters living in Buffalo,. He is
living retired and spends L. -Lis
summers at their turntrer home
at Fort Erie. and visits with rel-
atives as he wills. T. years ago
he spent the ..winter in Seattle
with his brother and sister.
Mr. Hood was for many years
engaged in the confectionery
business in Buffalo, and for 54
ears has been a member of Miz-
pah Lodge,: No. 518, I.O.O.F. in
that, city.. •
RED CROSS SHOW
TAG DAY SATURDAY
1MILK FOR BRITAIN . I
On Saturday, September 30 al
For one night only, Friday,'
to assist the "kik for Britain"
show 1.°LittebAoy Follies", will be
COMING HERE s
October 8th, Lever 13rothe' tag day is being held in Lucknow
fund through which powdered
presented in the Lucknow Town
milk is sent from Canada to the
Hall The show gets underway
kiddies of Britain. In the calen-
at 8 30 sharp, and entire proceeds
in aid of the Lucknow and
vicinity branch of the Canadian,
Red Cross.
This is the show that entertain -
d the armed forces for two solid
years and now is making a civib
ian tour in aid of the Canadian
Red Cross.. Its a. breezy, riotous
fun feast of wit, ntusic, vaude-
ville, burlesque and, song. It lian't
be anything else with such a gal-
axy of stars as Pat Rafferty,
peerless comedian of Dumbelis
fame; Jimmy Devon, former
dancing Dumbell star; Daphne
MacFarlane,, in song and guitar
impersonations„ Joan -Elaine,
•musical wzard; Helen Bruce,
light opera. star; Norman Evans.,
baritone; Irene Hughes,' dancer;
Jack Ayre,, vaudeville head -liner
and former musical maestro of
the. Daunbells.
The publicity costs' of this big
show are being born by Lu ow
merchants and busin' esg' firms so
that the entire proceeds may be I
turned over to the local Red
Cross Branch.
For e first time in a number
of years, rese_rved seats are to be
sold for this performance. The
plan will beat McKim's Drug
Store where tickets can be ob-
tained the end of the week. The
admission is 50c.
TELEGRAM CARRIED
DARK DAT STORY-
Part Lindsay of Toronto sent
us a copy of last Thursdoes Ev-
1ening Telegram containing a
story of the Dark Day by "D&E"..
The writer, who had obtained
"Rt0t17s copy of The Sentinel, re-
printed the Sen iieFs version of
that occasion63 years ago.. The
original copy was received from
Mr. W. J. Little who well remem-
bers the phenomenon..
The Telegram writer points out
that the cause of the Dark Day
was bush fires that almost win-
ed out the counties of Sanilac
and Huron in the wooded portion
of Michigan.. Over 100 persons
in that area perished, others later
died of burns, and 500 famihes
were rendered destitute.
UNITED CHURCH
LUCKNOW.
Rev. J. W. Stewart, R.A B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, OCTOBER Ist
11 ain..—Worgetting Some lm -
it Things of Life'.
5 , ry—The Lion and Four
Oxen.
Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper.
3 p.m.—Sunday SchooL
a p.m.—Presented to The
Eing
dar year ending July31. more
than 7400,000 quarts of milk
were forwarded.
• In the year which will end next
July, at least 10,000,000 quarts is
needed. Continued allied suc-
cesses do not rii!nriinish' the need
for milkwhich is sent in powder-
ed form, and for same time after
the war this service will have to
be continued.. •
° Ten cents will send one quart
of PIM to Britain; so a generous
contribution on tag day this Sat-
urday will be appreaiated.
Lucknow Girl Guides are spon
soring and conducting the tag
day on Saturday for the childrea
of. robot -bombed Britain.
"NASTY" FLYING BOMBS
CAME OVER CONSTANTLY
Mr. Bert Ward received a letter
last week' from his sister ,Agnes
who is employed in a convales
cent home at Bexhill - ori - sea.
Miss Ward says they have had
ose ying bombs corn-
ing over at all times of the day.
and. when the guns open up the
noise is terribie. •
Miss Ward told of one bomb
which burst in the air over thOr
building, and shattered the win-
dows and burst in the doors. Na
one was hurt, but the matron
"was blown across .the room".
TRAMS, SEFTSMIIIKR An, 1944
16 BLOOD DONORS AT '
RIPLEY'S SECOND CLINIC
There were 160 blood donors at
the 2nd Red Cross clinic held
in Ripley last Wednesday. Dr.,
D. Carpeneto and Dr. R. A.
McCosh were in charge assisted
by a staff of 20 nurses. '
Ripley'S clinics are held at in-
tervals of approximately ten
weeks•.
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• Theatre
Friday, Sat., Monday
PROUDLY PRESENTS,
• FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT
Pa.ramount'S magnificent
screen drama
410' Proud'', We Hail'
Starring .
Paulette Goddard
Verottioa Lake
Claudette Colbert
Sonny Tufts
2 complete shows 7.30 & 9.30
Also Popeye . . .
"THE HUNGRY GOAT"
LATEST NEWS
AT HOME AND ABROAD
PARIS — Attractive French
Girls who had been unduly
friendly with the enemy lose
their hair while their neigh-
bors revile them. — Allies
progress in France.
PLAYING. . .
Next Wed. & Thurs
"A STAR • IS BORN"
IN GEORGEOUS COLOR
Starring Janet Gaynor,
IFredmich March
with Adolphe Me.ninu, May
Robson, Andy Divine
CARTOON .
PLAYING NEXT
Friday, Saturday, Monday
Spy Drarna
"STAND BY ALL '-
NETWORKS"
Alan Baxter, Florence Bice,
• John Beal
Short Subjects & NEWS
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