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Mr, and Mrs. George Huntley of
Putnam visited during. the week
With Mrs. I�•aa , e and Mr. H. Lane... •
Mrs. Hedley is spending a few
days with relatives ,sere..
Friends, of Mrs, J. E,ckenswiller
=are Sorry to -hear that she is con-
fined to her bed. We -hope, foss a
speedy recover:. •
Mr, and, Mrs- H- McGuire of Ol-
ivet spent Sunday at Mr. Geo, Hal-
denby's.
Mr. and Mrs. G, McEver . were
ISundayvisitors at Mr. J. B. Hogg
kinsores.
Week -end visitors at Mr. Wm- Pin-
nel•1 s were.. Mis. Johnson, Miss Mer -
1 rian 'Holman, Mr: Shannon and Mr.
Louch2.s of Owen Sound, Mr. anti
Mrs. Gordon Badgeron and little
a3s .
and •Glen Pinnell .of- flamil ;_._ ..
Gar- Wray :Pinnell of.Kitchener•
s weal.
On Friday evening. , of last
atio
DU.•N.GANNON '
Mr. Matthew Shackleton, Mrs.
John McWhinnet the week-
end visiting their sister Mrs. W J.
Larkin in, New Toronto.. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Sam J. Kil-
patrick who visited herson Mr, Pal-
mer Kilpatrick, Toronto.
BORN : Friday,. Nbverber, 14th to
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Park a daughter.
Congratulations. We also wish to say
happy birthday to -Mr. Richard Park
who was presented with this little
granddaughter on his birthday.
Master William Stewart spent the
week -end .in Toronto with his sis-
ter. Miss Annetta Stewart. •
Isobel
ori Mosaaiag evening . Mrs. Webb
J the ineinbers o, the congrtee ;the
1 I E�EhI' I obel M Tt ping `Mrs Welab , of the. Anglican bunch me
Edna Boyle to spend
R J. Woods was .a week=end ` and .Mrs E. W. Rim contributed" a a ',social evening:. A short program
1 • , i atteh- The 'beige "Book-N-wkr was w•as given which was as • tioltows;
visitor in Ferg}is where she duet_ p �. ,, and
. .. Mr- Lorne_•o xiee. Mrs, , - o -due Mz s Edna .
• , :•:, -the-maYrtage of her 'granddaug-h taken -lag *5.
Dorotiiy_Babour• aniey'--gave--gay an•anter•-est ng a _...T •--vo duets
Ines L Yert McLean and Mrs. Art Graham,
"f the, view of the book' "I Married Adven-dven-
. ngh LaurineieMiller,Reg was �Imo, Alf I3aldenby and Miss May
Wiiigham Hospital stili - home .cure" by Osa Johnston.
for the .,week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Callum Cameron of Boyle; readings by Mrs. Torn Hod-.
Archie Aitchison has been Detroit were visitors last week with gins and Miss • Helen Hamilton; a
Mr. d Mrs John Cameron number • of 'Speeches • were given by
Sh ckl a o solo by Everett e.
The weekly meeting of the N. P. family: of Kincardine h Rutlieriord'st read an address and Mrs. Geo. Hal=
Ward
and a
ter, Mrs, also
sis congregation, her n tion, .
a.,visitor with
The Woman's Institute will hold
the November meeting .on Thursday.
of next week at the home•of • Mrs.
George Hedge. Have you got a ticket
yet on the large' three-tier '.tea'•
oke in Mr Chas.. "Acton's store?
Mr.:Thorhton Eedy of the,R. C. A
F..� Dartmouth, . N..S., is enjoying
leave with his parents; Mr/and Mrs
H. • J. L. Eedy. : , •
;.The Dungannon Woman's Associa
tion of the ti'nited church ;enjoyed
afternoon etiesti with the
e .ran
a Misses Mabel and Annie Quaid are
leaving this week to work in Ham-
ilton. •
Mrs. Annie Campbell .is. visiting
Salt-
ford.
e Fulford,
:Geo
'her• •sister, Mrs• George
ford.
BLACH—DOUGHEftTY"
A quiet wedding took place Sat-
urday„ 'November 10th at•the Par-
sonage, : Dungannon, when Rev. - W.
P_.Newman united. in marriage Alma
Elizabeth,. daughter;of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Dougherty and Robert Ebner
Black, son of; Mr W: J.Black • and
members of the co gr g
t Port Colborne. Mr and Mrs Hugh Cameron and Lan Mrs Jos Wali
U; was held at the • home of' Tom visitors at Mr. ,,Hugh denby presented Edna with a wal •
nut table-• andIamp as a' token of
appreciation for her services as 'Or-
ganist. Edna thanked them in a few
well chosen words and all joined
in .singing "For She's •a jolly good
fellow": Lunch was served and a
Bucy More, WarS,• 4vings Certificates.
BRO
,MAFEKI NG
Mr• . and Mrs. don -• Twamley,
Norma aad Douglas spent the 'week=
end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Twent-
y, and;: Mr: and Mrs Wallace
Twamley. ' '
Mies Kathleen Crawford„ R.N. of
Goderich spent the
,¢ week -end. with
vseetrilfifeectelfilp-° 4 Dye -arra
1,7-1 - . te • r i-1 Andew.
da Iffnt •. ,-• b 6th..." ongratula-
date ci�l►,'e�i
The W: Lill: S. will meet this- Thurs-.
day^ 'afternoon at .the home ' of. Mrs..
social hour brought a pleasant ev-
ening to; :a close: "` • the '1afe:''14t"rs':13lairk: of"Astsiied: 2The
attendants were Mr. and • Mrs. How-
ard Johnston. The bride's ' street -
length dress was . dusty rose with
wine accessories and carried a cor-
Visage bouquet.' of rose carnations and
maiden 'hair fern. The wedding din-
ner was served at the Shorne- of' the
bride's. parte. The •grooms gift -
to the 'bride was a lovely chest of
silver.Mr. and Black left by motor
for a trip to. Hamilton, -and :Niagara
Falls and on their return will re-
side on the groom'sfarm on the 2nd
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THURSDA', .NOVEMBER ?ap, 1941
•
Olivet W. M. S.
The ladies ..of our W. M. S. held
their monthly Meeting in the church
on Thursday, ' November 13, with an
attendance„ of 15 memibers. During
the business period, Mrs D. Stewart:.
kindly offered to supply flowers for
Sunday. It was• moved by Mrs. Jos.
Coiling . and seconded ' by Mrs. H.
Vegan that we. use the slate. of of-
ficers method and appoint a nom-
inating committee for the electign
of'
officers. This committee consists
of Jean McGuire, Mrs. A. McTav-
ish, and Mrs. Me,polling. It was also
decided there ' would be a special
collection' for' our next meeting, and•
anyone wishing the ' .' .Missionary'
Monthly to, get in touch before the
end . of November. with our Mission-
ary convener. Mrs. W:' B. Walden.
Our.:president, Mrs: W. J:: Roulston
and Mrs. J. Black had ch ge'of :the
meeting. Mrs. .'W.• B. Walden read
our. scripture reading.'Mrs., Joseph
Bleck •'gave a vete? interesting .talk
for our , -devotional.. period. Wewere
-favoured by a solo bq Beth, 'MeTav
ish, Miss 'M.. ,Cpfitig gave an',inter
sting.' reading on "•Africa'.' Mrs. W.
J. Rouiston favoured us with a read-
ing "Fifty Years in'China". ;`In the
sweet bye and''bye" was a beautiful
solo rendered ' by Mrs. Jos. Colling.•
Mrs. Jos. Black read an interesting
poem -:and -our _meeting was. brought.
to a close'by Mrs. W. S. 'McGuire.'.
leading in prayer.. Our next Meet-
ing will be in charge of Mrs. N.
Raynard.'and her group—Mrs. •J. Mc
Tntosh, Mrs.' O. McCharles, Mrs. H.
"Vegan and Mrs. C. N. McKenzie: - -
Mr. and Mrs. H. 4. McGuire :and
family visited on Sunday with Kin -
lough friends. '•
Mrs. W. Roulston and family vis-
ited--�in Str�atford---'last• Saturday -:and:.
Sunday..
•. Mrs. L Andrew of ' Zion returned
home on, Sunday" after visiting • the
oast week at the'home of Mrs. Geo.
Brooks..
HOLYROOD
Mr. 'an'd Mrs. George Colwell were
visitors eat Mr. Morris Hodgin's On
Monday. evening: - ;• .. • •
..Mr. and Mrs: Reggie- Broom- Were
rcent visitors at Mr." Thos.. Harris'.
The Holyrood -Unit of the, Red
Cross. entertained the • 10th Cone�e.ss
sion (West). ladies on Tuesday' aahid.
'quilted three quilts arid. part of the
FOR • SALE -12 'p
Ronald - Treleaven;
iron 78-r-7, 1
'8 Weeks --old..
,hone Dungan/
FOR SALE—Good• Chir cook stove,
with warming closet and reservoir.
,Apply at Sentinel Office.•
FOR SALE -12 pr _ weeks old.
.Ernest Gardner, R 3, Lucknow.
Phone 69-17, Dungan.
FOR SALE -3 'Dur azul c
Nov., Dec., Jan., respectivel
to Bob Ritchie, . Phone '76-
gannon.
•FOR SALE .2 good 5
iue Mareh 9 and milk
5 chunks of pigs, 3 mo
intosh, R. 3, Luckno
CARD OF THANKS
M'r. and Mrs. Wm.. Twamley
Tom ' and Earl Begley. wish to ext
sincere thanks and appreciation
friends and neighbours for tti
kindness and sympathy at the
of their recent bereavement,
NOTICE •
• A stern warning. is issued that
the destruction of ,or damage to
Village property.' will result •in t
offenders being' dealt with •Dever
This applies to all municipal p
erty and • especially' the Town
.where damage has been don'
NO"• E
TIC
-FOR SALE"—A numb
herse also=a umber'
pigs Johnston' McI.teo
rood ; .Phone .27-8 Ri
AUCTION SALE' fa
stock, etc. at Lots .16 &
'Kinloss, on, Tuesday Nov
See- bills --for -'list • and
GaYn . or
Auc. • .
Mrs,
.
Piop .
`fourth. Lunch was .served . at the, ` concession of Ashfield.
close of the meeting' :'
U; ' Miss Doris Eadie entertained; her MRS• WM. THOMPSON ' .
Sunday School" class from • Lucknow. Last Friday, November.l4th there
' n„ do ay,. „eyening •••, a : • came . to a close • a. life 'of one 'whom
" Mr. and:Mrs.:.Joseph Fisher,' Mrs.. we ail-lolled-a"fi'd"y t'itnt a
Shelton and Miss Wright of :Kincar_s WM.. Thompson; jtest a few days past:
dine • were ,Sunday, :yi'sitors at Mrs: her 86th birthday. 'She had been ' of,
Abner - Ackert's. late, years bothered' with, a heart 'con
Mrs.• Thos. ' Harris •returned home dition. She had • gone three • weeks
from Kincardine on. Tuesday having ago ,ttoau remain
Mis. George Kitson,.with
Spent the past few days with friends her'.London, who" "has tenderly nursed
there. . • her 'thio gh 'two, various spells of
•
Mr: 'and Mrs: Ed Slade; •r.nd and illness. She was be English birth; and
waltz, Mrs. Jack Patterson, • Mr.: and Mit.
with words and •music • m this coin- John 'Reid were guests with Mr and was Mabel White; daughter - of the.
late •W and Mabel • White ' Old
George TWamley • • -
-Mrs. Harvey. Webb and children
of St. Helens spent Sunday with
Mn and Mrs. Thos. Anderson. .
A SONG:. TO ' SKATE TO, DANCE
To, Romance To: '.:. Freid Waring.
brings you a dreamy, delightful new
"Romance On Ice" complete
CC! EWE
'.Mrs. George Fr-eelLeebiirn
spent ' a couple - of • ,days , with • her
daughter', ' Mrs. L. Emmons , .
Mr:• and Mrs: Wilfred • Drennan.
Lierainne.: and J�-C'.'and Miss. Muriel
Quinn' spent ;,,Sunday --evening with
Mr. and Mrs. James Drennan ';near
•KintaiL . •
'Mrs,,; 5. J, Kilpatrick`•visited a• few •
-lays •in 'Toronto with','her son Pa=•
rn'er and Mrs. Kilpatrick. ' • ' '
. A number from` here., attended' the
.Anniversary services• in •Luckriow,
United Chitral' on Sunday.
Mr..;�' ilatt. Shackleton `and sister.
Mrs. John 'MCWhinney. of Nile, mot=
ored to Torontopn Friday:and spent'
the week -end with their sister, Mrs,.
Wm. Larkin and. Mr: Larkin. _;
• Mr.: and- Mrs. Sam Sherwood mov
orn cows.
now; also
s.. Jaek''Mc-
of. young
chunks of
3, Vials
17 Con. • 8,
ber 25th.
ms. IvIati
s Valad,
AUCTION -.SAL 11v stock . at
the • Stock Yards,- •le on•• Tues-
day;- November '2 -1.30 30
choice calves; -30 t' oice yearling
cattle; 5 cows, in ca ! 10 heifers • in.
calf (no' Western c ;% 1-) ; - number of
chunks of hogs; n i - of breeding
'e es: - DorraldH ; 4 e.1 -•-Thomas.
�,v
Barris, Prop.
d
et
'time
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The annual th-eeting. of the Lack.'l
now Elevator .Company Limited, ;
•
:lee held. in 'the' office of G. H: Smith
on • Saturday; ovember-29th,: a4--8-' e-'•
-•o-aleck. Election 'of, officers and .
ether, regular 'business to• be: trans- . .
acted: • Pres.
JAMES HACKETT, .
ms - farm' •
FARM FOR SALE—The' south hal-
ves of: Lots 71,: 72 and 73 in the 1st
Concession of . Kinloss Township.-
This
ownship.
This property,is improved and is on
No. 86 Highway ' about 11/4 miles'
rarest of Luckrrow. About''10 acres'of
fall wheat .has been sown and con-
siderable fall plowing done -For
quick' sale this property will be of-
fered .'at'a reduced figure. For par-
ticulars. apply to J. H. Crawford,
Wingham
SLABS FOR SALE`
We have started to saw • again on,
our new cut of logs, We will have
a- large stock or god ' "liar weed.
slabs and : also have . a good, stock
of dry mixed: slabs. We have some
nice dry , poplar wood for sale. •
The Lucknow Sawmill Company
LOGS WANTED'
We . are open to buy all kinds
Cif logs and -our Sawmi'11 has now
started op again to • saw all winter.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
er- '
'all
Notice is hereby•given' to per-
sons
sons having any claim' against the
Estate of James Young, late of the
Village of Lucknow,, in the County
of Bruce,.'Cattle Buyer, who. died ,
on or about the 30th day of October
A." D. 1941, to send same•An the inn-
dersigned, dilly verified;''on or be-
fore -November 29th, 1941, as on and
after. that date .the Executors' of
the said ;'estate shall proceed : t
asset•
make distribution' , of � the '
thereof ,having regard only :to the
claims they then have notice of.
DATED AT GODERICH this 3rd
.day iif .November, -,—A. -D.,- 191 - a , ....
R. C. HAYS; Hamilton St.' Goderich,
Ont., ' Solicitor for the Estate
Ing: Sunday's.. issue of The' 'Detroit s Jia .�Airl a; � R ; a�` , �i d . ed .their,.:, household..efecis,.:to_Luck .. not :. itm' beefy logs .•mit ;...
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se L "
d a till grid i17LrS.. 'I' hiril�virere Wi7€: Thong sorb wise : Pr e . , c a : prices for your Beech- Logs:
Smashes
The
Defri gar n of Seng_ re x. Y' t- :.:. a .. 1 band p ,i-aid1 i w: c o
lttla Geer _ e e
. �a Times -reeen .visitors -at gra cnrr� to lose Mr_. -we
pi;' need' -. r-~ci'ierr fogs. Be
Smashes Tre. tier's. it Sun Y i pen's Paisley:- .Mrs. Turnbull re- Ir Ireland. a to this and Mrs. Sherwood froth our tom We ala n you y
brings its readers. Get The Detroit.. ' home at..Underwood munity and we hope our loss will .sure arlld see us. before. you sell any
every. turned'to her
• the end of the week. •eldest child Ad , ' Tilley (Mrs
U
:teas' r- r -`2a -years agog = wise ---was
born in a an They cam
country in 1889, . with their three
children, A am' '
George .Kitson) and Mabel, corning
first to Goderich and shortly after-
wards' to Dungannon 'where Mr.
Thompson followed . the trade of
Sunday Times this week,.and
week for•a new.. Song Hit.
be • others gain , - - logs or' standing timber. ; '
iso• pledged to Su
CANADA'S
port.
dour. Dollars Are Weupons of War!
• The National War Weapons Drive is you. Canada reds w of ens. tie)W
' on! Get behind our local,effort• Double `---your dollars. can i.up l�q tem., '° int
your regular purchases. Do it today. A f Savings C..et-tine-4 are thi✓- rrric means x f
oubie purchase Means. double help to support all can ^rte• Pt! h t 1 : sale
-and a ' double investment: to" whenc^�'er' and *Weyer you ca
Canada , . , ,
bl''''',..,,,,,...p
a ished By Lucknow War Savings Comrrlittee
74
biacksmit ng which he had learned
'Irmo •' his •father--m--relaid-.heir aftexrioon �iu?s taken , .n' with the
quilting of 'a . refugee quilt, which
was donated •by ogle of the W • M: S.
members. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Crozier.. A temperance
reading and discussion was given by
Mr.. M. Shackleton'. The. Society -de-
cided :to send five 'dollars, to the
Ontario ,Temperance Federation, at
Toronto. A reading was given by
:Mrs. R. Finnigan and a piece . of
poetry was read by Miss Fettle, M'c-
Guffin. •Mrs.' S. Sherwood gave • the
report of the' Red Cross'•work to date
and a goodlynumber .of articles -have
been sent away,. A vote of apprecia-
tion was tendered MTs. S. Sherwood
for- her work in both the • W.: M. S.
end, the 'Red Cross: Prayer vas. Of-
fered by'Mrs. S. Kilpatrick. .
TN SPITE -of a new arena this year,
Kincardine fans will be without
Tither intermediate or junior hockey
as • Sufficient :talent for either of
these teams • is lacking. Juvenile
hockey will be stressed and a juven
Ile team will be entered' in a four
team town league. ,
The ladies of Crewe
United church
The Lucknow Sawmill' Company
W. M. S. held their November meet-
Ing, at the home of Mrs. S, Kilpat
rick A very good attendance Was
ii
. Phone 57 and 79
present and the first part of• the
'home has been long and well estab-
lished. and - many will mise' her
cheery smile. She also ,had the abil-
ity pf being a, • kind : and! 'cap-
able. •nurse. Rev. C. - H. - MacDonald,.
her pastor, of ,Erskine Presbyterion
church conducted .the funeral service
from the home on Monday .at 2.30
p.m. Her five sons were pallbearers;
• Adam,, Charlie, Edgar; Arthur •and
'Franklin and grandson, Charlie Kit=
son. There were over a_ score. of
beautiful ' floral .pieces: which bespoke
her high esteem and were' borne' by
Jack' Ryan, John Blake, Herb Stoth
ers, Rory • McDonald, Leslie Scholtz.'
Dave McGrattert,i Robert Durnin -&
Arthur Elliott. Interment `was in
Dungannon ceinetery..A sister- sur-
vives• inEngland, also her family of
five sons and' three - daughters. They,
are Adani,...Delhi;_ 'Mrs.. Geo, Kitson.
,(Tilley), London; Mabel at home;
Mrs. Goulding (Ethel), Mount • For-
est; Charlie, London; :•Edgar; -'.Wand:
sor; Arthur. at, home; Franklin, Lon-
don;' • also. Mrs. Staley (Beatrice)
passed away three.years.ago. We'e*
tend our heartfelt -sympathy • to . the
family In the loss. of b loving and
faithful Mother, .
Mrs.,R. B. Murray, Saskatoon, who
'is spending some time with her fath •
er, Mr. Shadrack Rivett, was visited
over the week -end. by her son Jack
Murray', R:C.A.F., at Jarvis.. An older
brother, Gordon, • is in, service it►
Egypt, also Harry,. in the • navy. We
wish them all good luck. .
• Mr. 'Everett 'Harris has taken • a
position at the . Aircraft Factory in
Lucknow.
WARD` FIVE. RED CROSS .UNIT
HELD SUCCESSFUL' EVENT
A very successful box so
ice -was held in Paramount
t week by the Red Cros
of Ward 5, Huron T
Mr: Martin donated the
.hall. and Donald Blue
ability sold the boxes free
dollar prize for the
>r vthich, he turned into
Mrs, Howard MacGuire
x thiat sold for $2:25..Ro
t<mh got the box with
prize of 81.00, owned by 21t
wh'ith' he turned into
The most attractive box
Mrs, ,Donald Blue representing
miniature bomber and
told for $1.70 flew into
,cxiey's arrr'is. .,..
John McCharles had tfie
kind'
cooperation.
WEDDING -BELLS
O'NEILLe-COURTNEY
'A ' pretty autumn wedding took
place in St: Joseph's church, Kings-
bridge, on October 14th, when Oz=
ellah Louise• Courtney became the.
bride of James O'Neill, both resi-
dents of Kingsbridge. Rev. Father
Quigley, parish, priet, performed
the ceremony. The .' bride was given
in. marriage by her father-, 'Mr. J"os-,
eph Courtney of Kingsbridge. She
was - becomingly'dressed . in floor -
length Wine velvet with hat to
match, and carried roses. Miss, Viv-
i ian, cousin of the bride, was brides-
maid and wore a dark blue floor-
I length velvet, •and carried gladioli
e, quilt at ;'16.00, so keep
eye on John, !'toy, Mace
the lucky ticket on a dz•a
her, quilt v✓Yiikh made $
The executive of the it
rs. Walter Steele; pies.
Lloyd Irwin, see., wish to
thank all for the
social, and
hall
s • organ.
izationTownship.
use of
thewith rare
and won
- a. highest selling
the fund.
M put up this.
Fri 62.25 -Robert • Me-
•Irrthe lucky
rs. John
the fund.
was owned
tel
aon being
Lorne
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last bid
your
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w .for an-
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Red Cress,
M and Mrs,
Llsincerely
and willing
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I iii contrasting shade: Thomas O'Neill
j brother; of the: groorn,'was best man.
After the ceremony at the church a
' wedding dinner was served at the
British Exchange Hotel in Goder-
ith, and later the young couple left
fer''a trip to Niagara Falls and Tor-
-' onto., They will reside -on concession
10, Ashfield, on the groom's farm:
Join -the -Great, Neiional
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C.roi2atihwell a
tisL ogs a1 •
e--aioie-gain-:oma-less-_fend-•wheli -
DR'. HESS Hoa SPECIAL. is added to ..,
• the ration. They gain as much as 4. '
lbs. more per hog pei month on, g
less supplement and 11,10 less grain!
Hog Special is a two -job prodder.. ,
First it supplies tonics which help
stimulate body functions.' And the
hog is usually. able tp make .better
use -of feed.
og pec so suPe ieil
• mi erali, These Hog Special minerals
are iron; iodine, 'copper. calcium an
. phosphorus.These minerals are needed •_ •. -
' for good health health and good gains. •
' Tonics and minerals-a,two-job
product. Don't let anybody t ry to eon -
Vince you a product containing only
nunar ,15 is as good as Hog Special.
laid E. ll� cKIsn
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Blankets 'Begin Their Mercy Errand
First shipment of relief blankets
for British air raid vietims,colleeted
in the drive by the Canadian Red
Cross, is already on the high seas','
according to Dr. Fred W. Routley,
I National commissioner. Donation§ eaf '
blankets end quilts, or Morley for
their purchase, are still needed.'