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THURSDAY, plEciEMBER 18th, 190
Bring The Children To See Santa Claus' Show Of New Merchandise .... — Come
In AndEnjOi Your Christmas SIlloppirig At Yeti!' r Annual Sale.
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New And Seasonable Dry Goods Items For Sensible Christmas .Gifts or All The Fftmily. New Toys - And. Novelties
' That Will Make Acceptable Gifts. A New Stock Of 'Oyes, Mitts, Hosiery For Every Member Of The Family.
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Modernize
YOUR RADIO
.Bring your older 'type radio up
to. new set efficienCY by replac-
ing weak tithes with new Mar-
cofii or Westinghouse Radiotrons
and having the set syncronized
with latest type Dynatron Test
Oscillator which brings set up
to factory standards of selectiv-
ity and sensitivity.
Radios modernized by addition
of automatic .volume control to
eliminate fading. Tone- 'controls
added tO,any sett. Ptish pull amp-
lification added to any set along
with diode detection and resist-
ance coupling -will make your
set have the same tonal ;qualities.
as 1942 Models as well as sup-
plyingautomatic volume control.
R.F. sets converted to modern
Stinerheterodynes at moderate
cost. Also any type radio built to
*order at reasonable cost.
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STRESSES IMPORTANCE
OF SAVING WASTE PAPER
The importance of salvaging every
scrap of waste paper is borne out
by the statement of William Knight-
DISASTItOUS FIRE IN •
PAISLEY BUSINESS, SECTION
The village of Paisley had a ser-
ious fire in its business section last
week, that gutted • a twf-storey
ley, supervisor of the national sal- building, ,and an adjoining five -room
vage campaign, who stated a few apartment and did damage to two
days ago that because of a shortage other business ,plates.'
of waste paper, Canadian mills Mak- Paisley's fire fighting equipment
ing -paperboard were running on proved a big handicap in an,effort
a"hand-to-mouth" basis and, unless
the situation imProved "may be
forced to slow down operations".
. He issued a statement saying that
OCAL and GENERAL)
Mr. Jim Ritchie who has been ill
for some time is able to be out
again.mk •
Mrs. N. D. MacKenzie who was
ill for a few days, is .again at work
in her. store.
Mrs. James Little has not been
to control the outbreak nd both
enjoying good health for the past
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theten days nd is confined t� her
Walkerton and Port Elgin brig- home.
ades res
ponded to the appeal for -
assistance. Ernest Baker, formerly of Luck -
from every ton of paper produced The Paisley Advocate didn't pull now, is a member of the R.C.A.F.
...and' ...is.. stationed at Manning Pool,
for Consumption in Canada less than an' punches last week in condemn?
25 per cent is. salvaged while 75 ing councils, past and present, for i 1-°- their ' • '
diff nce to appeals for ; Miss hristena Carrick left •this
better fire fighting equipment, made week, for Kitchener where she will
repeatedly through the press and visit with Mrs. T. A. Leishman and
by the Volunteer Fire Brigade. • • Mr. Leishrrunt
It appears that after years • of Mrs. T. H. Alton and Mr. Joseph
pleading, the Brigade was furnished
.. Mallough have gone to London
this year with two- hundred ,feet of where they will spend the winter,
new hose, but last week's conflag: with the former's daughter, Miss
ration demonstrated that it renuires Alma Alton.
more than new hose with which to
per cent is wasted and the public
could assist Materially by co-opera-
ting with the national salvage cam-
paign and saving every scrap of
paper.. •
One ton of wast, paper will pro-
duce material for '1,500 shell con-
tainers„9,000 shell fuse component
parts, 47,000 boxes for small arms
amtinition, 3,000 boxes for aero can-
non shelis, or 1,000 packing cases
for two -pounder shells, the, state-
ment
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fight a fire. , George Buller', a member of the
The outbreak occurred during the Royal Canadian Navy is visiting at
his home at.Lochalsh, prior to leay.
night ,and only about half the bri-
gade heard the ineffective "tinkle*/ ing for Halifax, George has. received
of the town bell, uied
Then when the hose' was laid the
Joins R. C. A. F. .pumper engine balked for about 20
William Henry Lindsay of R. B. minutes while the flames were rap -
2, Ripley. recently enlisted at •Lon- idly spreading. To make matters
worse the pumper has been cutting
capers for about three years, says
the Advocate, Which, refers to Pais-
ley's 1880 vintage fire equinemnt as
having Ring since outlived its use-
luthess, •
Lucknow might well take note
of the above: We have the hose
and efficient water pressure, but
getting to the scene of a blaze
with an ancient two -wheeled hose
cart is anything but speedy, partic-
ularly in thewinter time.,
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.• ,Xmas Values for , Smart & Thrifty 1
e FORSYTH. SHIRTS. All are worth 'more on today's market.
Priced 52.00 & $2.50 2
1 BOYS' HUMPHREY'S BREECHES. This famous wearing cloth,
greys and brown. Size 1-16 3:ears. Pair 1 '9 86 0 53.u50
BOYS' WOOL SWEATERS. Made by Ballantyne in wine, navy,
green and brown. 51.5
• . * BOYS BICYCLE LONG PANTS. Ages 8°46 yearsVery `strong It
and wonderful array of col ors. Just whatwill ap-
preciate. . $2.98 & $9.25 s'
- GIVE HER LINGERIE—Slips,. Pyjanias, Gowns, Panties, '
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-.WOOL COT BLANKETS46 x 72 inches. Super value in pa til
wool blanket. Patterns of mauve, green, gold, blue and rose. s
_... ' Eaelt ,„. $2.25
COLONIAL DUTCH TEA TOWE' LS—Colorful 'Duich designs, red,
would be proud hi' one of these, All Woo.
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JUST ARRIVED—Boys' Airforce Suits, Breeches and 1Viackinaw if
FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS—Mies, Gloves, Scarfs, 'Hose,
liatdkerdhiefs, ivieli,s Irish Lo inInitialed Handkerchiefs. S
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REPORTS AGAIN CIRCULATING
OF AIRPORT NEAR KINTAIL
Revisits of Government agents
and. surveyors to the Kintafl and
Amberley districts in recent days
have given support to .the rumor
which has persisted•for o'er a year,
that' a training airport is to be built
north Of Port Albert, near the lake
shore in Huron county. It is plann-
ed, according to rumor, as a relief
or subsidiary field to both Sky Har-
bor and Port Albert airports, says
,the Signal -Star.
Workmen are now engaged in er-
ecting cabins at the lake shore at
the foot of the Kintail sideroad, to
which underground hydro and tele-
phone services were carried two
months ago. Targets for 'bombing
practise -in Lake Huron also are be-
ing,built and will later be placed
in he area 'already mapped out,
Which will be closed to navigation
and fishing ,as intimated some time
ago. .;
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18 SEE THE FINE ASSORTMENT OF: Bibles, Hyiim Books, Ei
-Christmas Cards and Scripture Calendars, Bible Dictionaries,
Concordances, Sunday School Supplies, and Recitation Books,
Sympat y and Get Well Cards, Christian Books for old and
it young i eluding Moody •Colportage Books, Grade Livingstone
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g , • Hill Bo kap Hurlbut's Story of theBible, Pictures, Mottos 5
„,1 a Plaques, Bible Cases, Religious Novelties, . Leather Book k i
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ti Covers, Choir and Song Books, Bible Games and Gospel
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- THE CHRISTIAN BOOK SHOP
50 Phone Or Mail Orders d iven Prompt Attention.
Day Phone—Lucknow 58. Evening Phone 150w.
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Gifts Appreciated 1
Jack MacDonald wishes to ex-
press his thanks to the Lucknow
Branch of' the 'Red Cross for their
Christmas gift, and also to the Fire-
men for the lovely pen he received.
A contractor that should knew Jack, along with George Beaton and
told the Signal -Star that two more Bob Orr .arrived home a week ago
auxiliary training, or relief, fields from Sussex, New Brunswick, to
are to -be built in Huron county in spend furhoughs at their respective
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early spring. One of these, he said, homes.
wil be- auxiliary ta Sky Harbor.
an: appointment AS. paymatg.r. .
jects are being situated in Huron
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lyons and county, he said. It is part of an in--
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gardner mot- tensified training program planned
ored to Hamilton on Monday to at- for next year and must of necessity r
tend the funeral of the ladies' bro. be close to already established air- 3
ther, Mr. George Hunter, who pass- dromes. In other words, they all are
ed away in Hamilton on Sunday.
part of the same scheme. The relief
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fields are to theoverflowof
Mrs, Frank Cole has been spend- the home airports for training pur- 63.. ALL KINDS TO CHOOSE FROM FOR -MEN, WOMEN AND
ing -a few days in Kincardine poses only. U1-1 CHILDREN. YOU CAN'T GO WRONG ON A PAIR OF E
ing her daughter,.1VIrs. Lloyd Hil-1
Ther ne-senret why -these pro -
the rank of ,Sub -Lieutenant.
Glass SplhOers In Eye
I Mrs. Warner Ahdrews Of Cences.
Ann 4, West WawanoSh was taken
to Goderith Hospital' for treatment
due , to splinters. of glass 'entering
her eye, when she broke her glass-
es.,
ROY RENWICK of ,Teeswatef re-
.ceritbr received his wingS at Monc-
ton and is spending his leave in
the Culross-vglage before returning
to Prince Edward Island for -an ad -
,vaned training course in air nav-
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DONATIONS RECEIVED
Donations to the fund for the re-
lief of Bomb Victims are aeltnOw-
ledged as follow* Mrs. Wm. _Spind-
ler; $2 for blankets, $2 for relief
arid $1 for tea; Mrs. Wm. MacKen-
zie, $2; Mrs. S. Rathwell, $2; Mrs.
Grace Lockhart, $2; Miss. Elizabeth
Baird, $5.
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Let' Us Suggest. .
L IP PE RS
Bred of Bervie who underwent a
Heads Business Men
serious operation in, Kincardine,
Neil MacLennan, popular Ripley , S
General Hospital last week.
! resident was recently elected as a
Slippers, Priced from 49c to $3.25
Jack MacDonald of Lucknow, president of the Ripley Business a Skate and Mickey Outfits .
Lewis Taylor of Ashfield, George Men's Association. He succeeds Geo. _ — _sr —_ ____ __ _ i
Baton of Huron arid Bob Ort of Johnston. J. A. MacLeod is vice- , 4.w.
Langsicle of the Petrol Division are
home from New Brunswick to spend
their furlotigh and Christmas leave
at their respective homes. •
Placed In ken Lung
Jimmie Foxton, 4 -year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs..Foxton of Wingharn.
was taken to Vitoria Hospital, Lori -
don, recently arid placed in an iron
lung. The yotingSter wee stricken
with infantile peralysiS a few Weeks
[ previous, and upon contracting a
iheaty cold a couple of weeks ago,
he developed a bronchial condition
that required irrimediate uSe of the
president, Walter Culbert, secretary
and John INillcks treasurer. /4
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Eturiai .At St. Augustine
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The funeral' 6f MrS, Edward.
Hayes, 'of London, was held from
Chu h last Wednes-
day. Requiem mass was sung by
Rev. Father McMahan of, St. , Au-
gustine. The deeeased Was former-
ly Bridget Curkning of St. Aug -
St. Augustine rc
ustine. The pallbearers were Mich-
ael Cuinmings, Gus Kinahan, Arni-
brose Cribbens, , Mark Armstrong,
Thanes Kearney and Ahibrose
Ihterinnt. took place in St.
Augustine Roman Catholic Cernet-
resiratur. "41 ery.
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MEN/S• SKATE OUTFITS ' $395 int -
BOY'S SKATE OUTFITS '$3.29b
WOMEN'S SKATE OU TM'S $3.95,. $4.95, $5.95 IN
A 'Pair of Wain* Overshoes 13;
,MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT. SEVERAL STYLES 'TO CHOOSE
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