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Ia'LARAL, TILE , & • CHECK DESIGNS.. ;: SCOTCIi ' DESIGNS.
PIPE &': HIGHLAND • DANCE- S. PLAIN .°WHITE or 'I'VORY:
.•' OMETHIN .i. DIFFERENT AT•.PRE-WAR.PMCES.'
"FOR 'BEAUTY, TIAVEBABIES"'
berho d rainroves oth face 'arid
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figure, says,`Fbeautician. Doctors .ad-
vise molten of.today to Welcome mat-'
ernity, 'as clean of enhancing charin
and Tooke: :Read about_ their views
. :'A: -Detroi eSunday 'hues.-
irx;,tha pili 6. �, .. Y
This week =.and every 'week' get The
'Detroit` Sunday Times.
• Wee Incubator Baby'• Dies;
'•. .Wee, ar !Maheux -twi daughter
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moi' rte. ,dna yrs: r�.N*ard ;ivieuae of:
• Hanover died in Hanover Hospital; on
.Monday of last tweek from! an. attack
of Jaundice '
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ture
twin
wei and one-half Rounds -at
gainedalmost two
e ;nursery -incubator. in
elk,* er••: ."big*' brother is • rap-
idly r normality'.' and no
vieabout'siit' :pounds: '
RAISIN .LARGE AMOUNT
FOR WAR VICTIMS FUMY •
The W in ham Church was
g ,'United
filled. to capacity recently for the
community' concert in aid -of the. Bri-
ti Viet'•$ ,e._ `'u Th su
�_,.._... ill
raised
�� , by the sale ,of tickets • and den-
ations was the magnificent sum. of.
$12.05..
' The special speaker ,of the evening -
was Jim Bunter. :popular Telegram
eVal1d g_ Reuorter., This-. se -the 31st
`'meeting-ire"had-attended, that --week
in • the 'interestsof the British War
Victims • Fund, and all together he
_hae spo
ken over
met
Ings. The contributions' to this fund
will reach the great total. of half'
a iniiliun dollars ,in the. near futurr-
r,
he .said.. • '
ES.) Irbil unt On
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!nifty, .�S°°tart Sl�oppYng-Hre Now e
o�n t Fail, To-.Getloar jSilverware Coupons
in time for ..Easter..
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A. NEW ASSORTMENT OF,
Ladies', Spring Dresses, : Coats
Suits 'and Blouses.
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CALL. IN AND ,SEE THEM
THE NEW FORSYTH SHIRTS POR SPRING. •
JUST ARRIVED •
• ' $1.65 and $2.00
THE NEW MEN'S SUITS FOIL SPRUNG ARE HERE.
. PEARLMAN
LUCKNOW,• ONT.
'PHONE 85
I MRS. T. J. SA> KELD'S PARENTS
OBSERV,F GOT,DEN WEDDING' '
Tuesday, March 26th, was: the Elft-
it' niver
an_ s � o the wad i
ed of
Of
..ng
Mr° and 'Mrs Samuel Warp, of G041-
erich, and, the - event was fittingly -cel-
ebrated :b r the worthy .coflple iw+ith a
wedding dinner at the Park House;,
attended • by relatives .:and.. intimate'
,friends
Samuel "Warlc .and Mary Ellen Lane.
wee arra • a
m hm
ed t the of the:
.r o e ..
bride's parents, Mr• and Mrs.' Aaron;
Lane, Kent County, near Dresden,'on
.. :
March 25; I , 831. The',couple resided,
in, Toronto for -seventeen years, after
their marriage :and 'then •nnoved . to
Goderich, where they lived fuer seven
1:ears. In 19.1.6 they reeved to Smith's
• Palisand lived there, until'Mr. Walk's
retirement as a ninser with.: h the
• Canadian Pacific, b ilway iii 1929;
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wane then linoved !back
to.Goderich and have resided there.
vier' since.. • r
•Of , a family of fives -children four
are living,,one son, La►utxence, having
,been -Billed in--action-in France in the.
last war; The other children are: Amy
(Mrs.. T. ' J. Salkeld) . of ,gear I uck-
now; Norman, now of Toronto, but, ;a •
resident of Goderich until last year
Herbert ..J of -Buffalo, and ' Ruth
(Mrs. Douglas Campbell.), • of 'St.
Catherines.
T-Mieean v ,r e— .
-- M . a d M s., Warlr:welre-'sholwered•
with messages of congratulation on
achieving their fiftieth anniversary
end '►were' the recipients' of ,a great
profusion of beautiful . flowers 'from
friends;: in . •Goderich• • and at ;outside
points: May lovely gifts Were 're-.
c ivied trom relatives and fr;ends.
The anniversary dinner, held at the
Park House at 1 'o'clock Tuesday of
ternoon, . wars attended_ by •nineteen
nests includin r - and Mr
g M s. Nor
man •r l!arle and daugliter; Mr.. and
Mrs. 'T. J. Salkeld and children Mr.
ilerbert Wark and son; Mrs.: Douglas
Campbell. and . children; Mr. .and 'Mts.
Walter Lindsey. of `Toronto; Miss
Edith Wark of Toronto and Mrs.,Geo.
mark of Toronto.
Mrs. Werk held a, reception and tea.
on Wednesday . •afternoon, receiving
her guests in a navy blue sheer dress,
with• corsage of gardenias. ' •
.To Build New Theatre • .
Hanover is, to have a .new. modern
theatre built -this year. The Site is the
Main Street "hollow:'",:which hits been
sold to the proprietor of the present
theatre for the "sum of ,$10 ,by the•
`town .• The new building will 'also
house two or'th'ree stores.
MAY. TAKE LEGAL ACTION
AGAINST' C. N. R.
•
Munieipalitiea.borderhig the e. N.
R. 'line between..Wingham and Clin-
ton.• junctions are considering taking
legal action against the railroad if
the closing- of this--line-is•'pioceeded-
with. It has, been reported that points
along this line have ,been advised
not to accept freight after. April 12:
In the • case of :Hullett. Township
-there-is-e-elause-inethe . original con-
tract that-. in event the line is closed
and service not given" to Londesboro
station, the municipality has the right
to demand repayment of $25,000 phis,
interest; advanced when the line was
first built. . '
BARN NEAR, AUBURN. BURNS
' A large barn on. the West Wawa-
nosh farm of Frank Donnelly; of God-.
erich, once the property of the late
Richard Bruce, was destroyed by, fire
Sunday. .
The fire was first noticed by a
neighbor, Robert Routledge, olio gave.
the alarm. Some • 12 head of cattle
.belonging to. Simnel Young were , in
the barn but• were saved. A large
quantity of grain 'belonging to :,Mr.
• Donnelly was burned. • '
The cause of the fire :has not been
determined as• there .was no one .liv-
ing 'on the farm.
(OCAL and EVER
D'id.•you get fooled on. Tuesday?
bedfat
for some glue is imp
roving
inMhersa'tH, rry Ander an ao has 'been
Mr. and iMrs. Fred Nixon of Lon
don: were week end visitors here with
their daughters.
IMiss Mary MacLean of the 12th
of Ashfield • visited- with Mrs. Russ
Johnstone last
Mr... John Heyworth who has been
employed .atnBarrief. and .Canny Bore
returned to•I town .last week.
Mr. W. 'J: Spindler, w ho' has been.
Spindler,
confined 'to: bed for over ;a month,
is making a, favourable ' recoverMy -,
Dore *lust; Jerry -Cooper '
.enAurs t, - C ,pr and
;Norman Gerrard: of Oshawa were
week=end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Webster. •
Miss: Mary McKim will return to
Toronto• eine. latter- pert. -of the week
following two weeks' holidays, spent•
at her home here. '
E. V. Hoffman; . was a ,caller in.
town on.. Wednesday, while here . to
have his furniture moved to St. Cath
etrines.
Miss"-Hazel"'Weaister"wlece speritttie
winter at Grimsby and who -for the
Past: ten days was visiting in Tor-:
onto; -returned home ; on 'Friday.
' Mrs: Thomas Wa son who has not_
peen. enjoying good health, has been.
-ordered 'by- her attending, physician-
to' take a complete rest for a time.
M ,
MisslBelle Robertson has returned
_fro - e .'
mown her -she-spent= s the
e e ri
to -where t -
p
past few weeks with :relatives
and.
has reopened , her . millinery shop for
the season.
Mrs: Wilson' Hamilton returned re-
eently from. Goderich -where she spent
some •time •withaver daughter, Mrs
'Bridle (Florence) 'who'anderwent an
appendicitis .operation.
Mr. 'and ' Mrs. James -Ritchie and
•lfanuIy have moved to. the Sherriff
residence,<Haveloek Street, 'south. The,
other half of this spacious residence
is . occupied ' by Mr. and ,M.re. Ben
Naylor. '
TWO LOCAL•: MEMBERS 'OF
99th•,'BATTERY. PASS •EXAMS
The ninee"iiueek artillery course con-
ducted by the officers of the Wing
ham 99th Battery, ' l.C.A , ware collie
plated': recently, Major George. lime -
son, -Officer. Commanding, the Battery,
reported that tate followvingwere sue
cessful in passing the.•examinatioris
Bdr. Jack Campbell, Gnr: Gordon Leg-
gett, 'Gnr. Murray` Roberts, Gnr. D.
Miller, Gnr. Fred He son, Gnr. Neil
Wilhaliison, Gnr. G. Fitzpatri`ek, Gnr.
Clarence Greer, Gnr. 8. Jeff ray, : Gnr.
J. A. MacTavish, Gnr.: J. K. MacTav-
ish, Gnr. J'".oultes, Gnr. S Gerof--
sky, Gnr: E.Sherd'.'--Advance Times,
, . •LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
An appealing dramatization of the
EASTER' -STORY wall be -Present,
ed : under the title. THE CON-
QUERING•CROSS, on Wednesday
April 9th, at 8 p.m., in the Church.
'PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
11 a.m.—WHAT HAS CHRI;ST-
1ANITt TO SA'lt?'
ABOUT ,THE CHRISTIAN
STA$DARD?
3 p.m.—Church Schopl.' °
7 pan.—LET GEORGE DO IT!
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K.FNLS COUNCIL.
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ice al 'Council. sleet in
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nd `rMarclA24th,19 1.
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All members present '
The minutes of the regularmeeting':
of Feb. 10th were adopted as read.
The premium formthe;,;Renewal of.
the Treasurer's .Bonds wd`sordered
paid to Cosens , and Booth of . Wing
ham
Funeral ,expenses of . ewe indigents`.
were ordered paid:'
The contract ford crushing, and
trucking .of 8'ravel required. for 1941
•was -let to the Sandy Contracting Co:
of 'Goderich et 48 cents per yard laid`
down n the reads as required by the
Read .Superintendent. they being. the
lowest of four te• dere ' n ' upto
••n..,. ra.Bing.
52 ce ts.
A .
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•', The Caretaker's salary was set at
75 cents per meeting.
- The tax collector to ±be. notified. to
turn in
his Tax 'Roll at once•
Relief to be discontinued' on April
ist.• Y..
The Clerk was instructed'' to write
the Municipal .Board' regarding a:
Municipal Grant to the War Services
Campaign.--
.Council then adjourned, to meet .a-
gain, on Monday, .April 14th, 1941.
Cheques. •issued -The Municipal
World, supplies, 41.59; I. `{it.'' Lane,
..
...hydro -at .-11.111,, expensesA.O8,� W.,�J�::-:Daviisonr
funeral. .• !Mrs. France, 50.00;
Miss Jean•:Weir,: typing '3 Copies aud-
itors' report,.. 3.00;. Cosens and Booth,
premium treasurer's bond, 8.00; G.
Ii. Linklater, - funei'al_ e_x_pe .ses Baby
Moore, 15.00 J 11. -Hall, relief sup-
plies;
16.80,-L-Hewitt, relief' sip-'
plies, 15:85; H. Miller, relief rent,
4.00; R. Huston, relief • milk,' 2.97;
Wm. McIntyre; • relief wood,' 5.65; H.
o re. rip - _e,,:
t to Ho. 's u
e o'Rei
p Honse 3 ,
34).0;.Thos. Gaunt, postage,'ete., 3.00;
.1.. R.. ane sta a .and , to e' hone,
,L ,,.Po g P
3.00; Earle Hodgins,- expenses to
'Road :Convention, 15.00.; J. R. Lane,
application. O.A.P.
and:
I rw in, and - relief, 4.00; ;
oEr,m40e00on part assess
Highsajy, clieques--DaMcIntyre,
pay list'
119,$1.50;
8, $12.32, Spenee'!McFarlan,.
pay list 19,-5.50; . Robt.':Ross,. pay list,
20, 4.07; Parish Moffat, pay list 21,
10.344. Milton Walsh, pay' list 22, 2.86;
Orville Tiffin, pay. list 23, 528; Reg.
McBride, pay list 12.4, 2.20; . Archie Mc-.
Intyre, pay list 25,:.13.20; George
-Lockhart, pay list- 26, 17.64; Alex
McLeod, pay list 27, 19.00; Wm..Stan-
ley, pay list 28, 916, J.' B. Hodgkin-•
son, pay list 29, 5.85;' Stuart Scott,
pay list -30, •:5.80; Allister Hughes,
pay list 31, '11.92;' P. M. Johnston,
pay list 32, 3.00. •
J R. LANE-,,• Clerk.
MEMORIAL'' SERVICE -"OR
FL11IN :GOFFICER . BROWN
Emmanuel Evangelical .Churph,
Waterloo, was' the scene of a mem-
orial' service on. Siinday`imorning 'for
Flying Officer Marvin K. Brown, son
of ,Mrs. Brown. and the late 3: W.
Brown of Point Clark.
The, service evas conducted .by the
Rev: -H': -A Kellerman,: pastor of the
church and a friend of Flying Officer
Brown who lost his life in an acciden-
tal crash in , England ..on February
2ist last. Mrs. Brown is at present
at. the ..home' of ° her daughter, -Mas.
Lorne 13, Weber of,Waterloo..
In a- letter to his mother, received
after lite death, -Flying Officer Brawn
related • how he had talked With the
King and Queen onlya fe_w days bee
fore he emote. the letter and't'hat he
had quite a long chat with the Queen.
In the same letter he said that his
plane, had, several 'bullet- holes in it
.and that it was being taken Ili~ for.
repairs. He expressed . the expectation
of being, given a. new plane to fly. •
The 'information• received' by -Mrs.
Brown from the air ministry was to
th•e .'effect that her ;son met with 'his;
.death;in a flying accident. The funer
al was held (with burial at. Ipswich,
England. , '
IN OUR U1URARY
PERATI
CO -O ON
YOUR
•,.• REQUESTED
THE WIO
OF . WAR fSf'PRESERSATERIALFN •
,• Someone once said "of the .making
of books there -is no end' but this
is a special kind of boon I am about
'tospeak of, a .scrap book: Some time
ago .in a large magazine f professor
Landon of ',Western University pub-
lished •a, splendid article stressing the.
".importance of .every library, large' or,
•small, keeping g' war scrap book. He
considered it, the special dett.of•every:
library to preserve the legal records.
of the war. '
Our local librarial is starting -such
a scrap book' and we are ' asking •.the
co-operation of all the, people . of
'Lucknow and the country '.district a-
roundr
We are planning on having -a =large -
scrap. book into which will goevery
item relatingto local iwar activities.
Every clipping will be • dated iii ink.
We .wish also to acquire the photo-
graphs of every enlisted man froin
Lucknow and thecountry district
around' Lueknow. Also ' wewish: to
k ep�a diary of the wartime•. activities
of : the locality, for instance that to-
day the:.Red.Cross forwarded fifty
pairsof sox, or that two men ,front
Lucknow 'went' to 'the city. to'enlW
"All information of this will.: be of ,the
greatest° interest—to.the._._caminunity-
a few
ye rs hence. •• Ten years from rom
now people vi1l be searching arurd
trying . to finial it.
This is m c u t
large
nf
h tee ae ort
8'
'for. one individual , as yo'u !well 'scan.
see. 'Mi.
• ss Treleaven, • ort, excellent
librarian will :. sort the material and
enter it .in, -our scrap'. book 'but:we
Very ernestly solicit your help in the
collection
t of ho r�
p tog aphs,items of
interest about our boys; items about
the local, war effort; the- Red Cross,
.the dances -in aid of the 'war effort,
We know. we, can depend on help
from the Sentinel. Dr. Locke, prob-
ably the most well knotwn figure in.
library,:life once made' the statement
that -no library could do its ;best Work
for community 'without the whole-
hearted.'support. of the Local news-
paper, And, the local library has al-
ways been most fortunate in having
that 'support ,both from'the late `Mr..
,MacKenzie,; and from the present'ppule'
Fisher, Mr. Campbell Thompson.
• Again we ask you to bring .any'
item of interest or any photograph
of our boys. into the library.
Misfortunes comeon wings -and
depart on foot.
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THURSDAY, APRIL sad., 1941
Thurs., 'Fri., .Sat April 3, 4, 5,:
Jon Hall Victor McLaglen.
SOUTH OF .PACO !AGO
South Seas Adventure
plus •
Bob Crosby and lis Orchestra ^
°
LET'S MAKE MUSIC '
CAPITOL'
Kincardine
Mon..,: Tues., Wed. April 7, . 8, 9.
James' Cagney, f • Jeffry Lynne,.
Priscilla •Lei e
ROARINGTWENTIES
and
COMEDY. -
Call on'the President
ANN SO.THERN
GONE WITH THE ' WIND
-- A.T POPULAR PR!ICES:.
APRIL 28th, 29th,. 30th, —
Nothing Cut But The' Prices.
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Presbyterian Y. R*• .
The March meeting of the YI• W. A.
of the Presbyterian church -'was held
M . the home of Mrs. W. D. Henderson.
The meeting opened by singing Omit
e scripture lesson was taken
by Mrs., J. E. Little and Miss .Peggy.:
MacDonald led in prayer. Thee Bible.
Study was given'bY avis Grace hurl
Burt.'' Hymn 284 was sung and. Miss
Gladys. MacDonald' took the topic T -H
.
from'' the "Goforth" Study Book. Miss.
Rozella, Mullin sang . a solo. Mrs. S.
Mullin gave a, r.'eading and.Peggy and
HelenMacDonald gave a piano duet...
Mies s Dorothy Nixon gave current eye
;ents en our :Missionary work. Mrs:
Orr closed the meeting iwith. prayer.
Presbyterian Y. P. S..
The meeting opened with, psalm 66,
then the Lord's; p yet` was repeated
in unison and Marion, . MacDougall.
read the scripture lesson. Hymn 204
was sung followed by a piano duet
byMisses Peggy :and Helen. MacDon-
ald. Mr. Mel Orr then `gave the Bible.
study and the. .minutes of the last,
meeting were read and adopted and
the offering received. Donald Hen
-
demon, Bud Orr, Lloyd Steward. and';.
Sohn K. MacKenzie sang a. double
(dueIt; and Gordon Stewardi played
trumpet solo, Miss. Greta Campbell•"t
took .the topic, then :hymn 189 lavas
sung, after ivhich•'Rev. MacDonald
closed with prayer. ' •
Re Public j:Meeting
A -. PUBLIC .MEETING TO ORGANIZE" THE CAMPAIGN IN
LUCKNOW FOR THE
Canadian War Services Fund
WILL BE 'HELD IN THE TOWN HALL, LUCKNOW
Monday Evg., April
AT 8 O'CLOCK •
. IT. IS EXPECTED THAT REV. R, S. SKINNER, CHAIRMAN
OF THE BRUCE:ICOUNTY CAMPAIGN' COMMITTEE . WILL
BE PRESENT TO . ADDRESS SS THE MEETING.
-• IT IS REQUESTED THAT A. GOOD REPRESENTATION
FROM THE LEGION, .•FIRE COMPANY, THE CLANSMEN • Si
ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS BE PRESENT.
7th
Thursday,Fricay,, • Saturday :f: This_
- you did not get, a Sale Bill in your ' mail, ask for one at The Store,
You will find
a flame list of Money , "wlng Prices
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