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f hI moved Lontton>where
" 13.gr ]tan -'been war g 1.4t , •
-1i: ;Iols has;:gik s ehd
few . v. ontbs with 'her -*nigh*,
Mrii: 3t; l std ywr ..•
Mitt. Welter Lott s ent the °
P week
vita a in Lont our. with her daughter,
• Mrs: 'Newby who: ; has been : ij• 1.
" ilJ%as. !James-'or$ter spent a few
days -.sit tiie1ph with sem sisterM..ra;
`Marton;, ry
Mr; and Mrs. John Falconer and
daughter sot Wingham, ..spent Sun -
►afternoon ithMr.
andMrs:
B. Wellwooct.. �.•
The annual meeting of .the United
Aug -en- was,:beta. ret ent1 with a
good attendance present, All re=.
ports ' Were. very encouraging: .Mr,
and 'Mrs: Garnet Farrier were pre-
sented'with a: cheque of $50 for•their=.
efficient woirk as; �organist� and choir,..
leader,. Rev... Mr.,' Barnard will' be
• leaving sin June
The annual:` repor•.t sof: the Fresby
-terintr.::.`ehureh v ras: •!held Monday., of
this '•e eek ' 4U reports were very'
aatisfaato .. ur . e ani s.
o n R►,..:.>:r ...ger .
• :were
select f imel'"'Robert"
Rosss
,
Jes•Me @s; Gorden Elliott
and
�..::Aie. Aitch otr...
. . Mr. .!«.lays Wilscin of Wingharin .
spent, Suhday afternoamwith—his-
'grandpare its, Mr.., and Mrs. ' Ed
• Gaunt,
We,are• orifi to 'report Mrs ,Thos.
"Gaunt;• who hsa rist`ben eve y well'
--- 'boa. got, to. Stratford far�'treatment.
Donald
Martin, .has ; one to
Torn to to tir4;rlt ,•
111~ '`,Chairl'e 'Gillespie. s p ent the
•;,:, , :., , ,-y� •y.._ ;V..y...�1?...;.
PONNYIkOOK ',r,.
The Si, Augustine W,omen's Insti-.
tute will hold theirF,ebruary Meet-
ing at the home of Mrs .John Mason.
Mr. Sam Thornpscoi, in training
jit Kitchener spent the week -end
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Thompson.. .
Mr. John has returned
to his home at
London after a Visit
with his brother. Mr, Wm..Arin
strong. • ' . _ . .
Mr, George : �.•fferson" of'-Clinton-
Visited
linton
Vis ed .en turdat home v_t Sa _.. ay the hm of
his mother, Mrs.. ChristenaE Jeffe r -
son.. t
a Mr. ,_.Mr . Graham
Cliamney
ofWaneh were Sunday visitors s
at his. home here. .
' . Miss •Florence :Jones, , recently 'em-
ployed in„'Clinton has .taken a posi-
tion in Giiderich. - . '
Mr •ard'Mrs. Harry
Moth of Glen-
con.were week -en visitrs with his
parents,
Mr and Mrs. Pro Moss.
A large number of ' friends and
neighbors gathered at the,.St. Aug-
ustine Parish :Hall on''Frid ay even-
ings
ven-i rg' in honor of Mr. and Mrs.' Gra-
ham'. -Chamney.. During '.the evening
an address, ' expressing . the good
wishes of -those assembled; was read
by Mr. Ted,Robinson, .and the young.
couple were . presented-, with a , sum
of... -r .coney by Mr.. Jim Leddy Gra-.
_ham made 'a fitting reply express-
ing, .their :thanks and .appreciation.
The Misses lia and Betty Craig ' of
Auburn contributed ` vocal . duets
Which were greatly 'enjoyed. Local.
talent provided music . for dancing.
. ,
week: end With his parents Mr, and
Mrs. john, Gilles
er
tim`ttC>It
!EI..FAST •
Mr.. and Mrs,, 'Percy GrabaYn and'
family of Port 'Albert were Satur '
day .visitors with r. and. Mrs. oy
Alton, . '
Mr. and Mrs: Elmer Alton end
childrenspent an afternnothi last
week with Mr. and Mrs. David Lit-
tle‘
Mr. and - Mrs. Bert Alton " :and 'e a,hil-
•
dren spent an afternoon last week
With Mr. and Mrs. Tienrir MacKen-
zie.
Haekett's W.M.S. held a success -
fel meeting at the home of 'Mrs.
RoyAltonon n Tuesda afternoon.
• Hackett's Y. .S. met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Johnstone
On Tuesday' -evening. ' "
ASHFIELD NOTES , spend•'some.time With 'Mr. and Mrs.
.jr
TAVRSDAX, JANUARY '$tb, i11#
•SerSiees 4e4 SuladaY will be as
follows; Su ay Scheel at :10 3Q a.
Church :Orrice qt 1.1, a m;-
We are: sorry,. to apeport •that fisr;
Rlchard Gardner is net well' and is
conffined to bed at'pi ent.
M. Mary •MacAgley' of .. Ripley
spent the week -end -with herdaugh-
ter, Mrs, Frank Ritchie And- Mr,
Ritchie; •
Mr. Sid 'Gardner visited on Fri=
day with bis .sister, Mrs. Joe Free-
man and Mr. Freeman of"Cglbprne.
Township, . • '
Rev. and'
.
Mrs Howse of Lucknow •
spent Sunday . evening with -.Mr. and;
Mrs. Gordon . Kirkland,. ' . .
Mrs J, Ff 1
le : �o Dun anr.,o . have, 'come to
Y f S � a m
tzgera d and Mrs, Bark=
Mr. • and Mrs: Gordon Ritchie `•and' •
family: spent Sunday with relatives
at Dungannon. I"•
Quite a aiuniber• of °young. folks.
from this vicinit took Y ,, A k i n
'L urns.
Ball in tcknow • Friday evening.
Mr. Leonard Philli i :is p g
p sgendrng
a week with Mr. and,Mrs: Jake Hun
ter:: y.
Mr: arid Mrs.. R. Reed visited with
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald- on
Sunday- .. _ I ...:
Mr. aria Mrs.. Thomas H`elni • and`
family of Dorchester spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Helms.
Mrs. A • Culbert, Barbara and _Mrs.,
Smith' spent an afternoon with, Mr.
and.. Mrs.. A.- Campbell .'of.Ambber.ley.
last : weed Mrs C}4bert's -mother
,
.Mrs.. Johnson; w i .esides _with. Mrs;
Riehard Gardner. ' '•
• Mrnal Mrs
,
•a , . ��tobert, Ritid}ie and
Graydon Of Lanes were visitors with
Mr: :and Mrs . R. Gardner on Sunday;
F
8
O U 'CQ•N•SEC-1<!T.iVE wee' •
ks
without a case ,slated for hearing_
in -Walkerton pirliee coUrtestabfishes
some sort of record. But. that's not
all, the county. jail .'is Without;
an , inmate; - a; • like .situation which
Chas net occurred since way back in
Another thing I'd; like to, :solve
Before it gets too .•late— • .
Is how; -these daughters twenty -foul•
Have •Mothers twenty-eight?
.Campbell has been quite •;serious!Y
ill for the . past couple of weeks but,
is -slowly Mtpravring.
airtime Prices and Trade '.hoard
rson or nut : s Required to have a liken
t,if engaged in the -business of -buying .for resdIe=orrsilling amy: onnrrod.Ity,, 6y .
2 if -engaged' in the -business' of supplying- any ::ofthe: following services:
the supplying of electricity, gas;'steam or water; telegraph, wireless ortelephone services; the
• • transportation' of goods or persons;. the provision of dock, harbour; or pier' facilities; warehousing -�
or storage; undertakiing. or ' embalming; laundering, 'cleaning, tailoring, or dressmaking;
hairdressing, barbering,,, or beauty.-. parlour. services;_'plumbing, heating, painting,• decorating,
• 'cleaning, or renovating; repairing ofany kind, the supplying of meals, refreshments or beverages;
Hie exhibiting of motion pictures; process manufacturing on a custom or commission basis. '
The• fianlo� h branch of the Red
t� .
Cross ,met at the borne of Mrs„ W.
J. McLean ;pn .Tuesd - afternoon.
Eighteen ' were present. The presi-
dent, Mrs, Fred Iodgins. presided
oyer , r the election. of officers which
were as follows: president,'Mrs. P.
A. ' Hodgins;. .vice president, Mrs.
John Barr; . secretary, Miss May
Boyle, treasurers Mrs. Perry . Iiod-
gins; wool convener; Mrs. W. J.
McLean; committee to 'get work
from the Lucknow work room and
delivering finished articles to Luck-
now,
uck-
n w
o Ms.G
r . George ala
H enb . iss
d yr M
Nellie Malcolm;. quilt committee ' —
Mrs. Toni, ' Hodgied, Mrs. Perry Hod-
gins; ; quilt in frames cornnnittee —'
Mrs. H. A. Graham, adrs.' A E. Hal-
denby; auditors•• -=Mrs. Art Graham,
Mrs, .Bert McLean, A• unaninious:
vote to pay the hydro dro bills ' and
y
other work .that was given to• make
the Red ' Cross dances r successful
was moved and .carried. Parcels arid
cigarettes' are to be sent to' aux lads.
overseas. The last' Tuesday . of each
Month for.,packing same. Mrs. Wes-
ley Guest read.the' financial,"state;,
menu which showed the activity' of
the past year,
Reeelipts' 1941
Collections from meetings, $15.52;
Donatiiine:;-school -children, " 2:08;
Mrs. B. E. -McLean, 10: yards flan-
nellette; 'saneof one. quilt, • Mrs. H.
Hodgins; 4:00,- ; Mrs,. John Hodgins,
and Tena; ''5.00; Mrs. Noble Guest,
1.25; ''Mrs:' W. J; McLean; 1.00; Tic-
kets sold on. a quilt donated by_Mis..
Jolie -H d .. _._....:
t5dgms and Tena, 1,2.45; ;1GIrs..
John .Bushell, 2.50; Dt nee recei .�.
Ps
November 28th, . 22.30; Mrs. -Chas,,
'Burt, 2.00; collection taken at con-
cert at school, '7.37; Mrs. -Art Gra-
ham, 1.00; Mrs. Laving Hodgkinson,
1.00; Mrs. Herb. Graham, L00; Miss
H. Hamilton, wax donation, .45;
dance receipts,, December 17th, 18.75;
carried over—from-1940,-- 8,64; -total
of $166.23...'
Expenditures Material, Batts.
thread, boxes for` the soldiers, cig-
arettes, etripenses for dances, etc,
amounted to $71.31;, balance end of
1941-434.92. Tickets on a •goose':don-
ated$'by Mr. and Mrs. 'Perry Hod-
gins ,amounted to $12.95. 'Balance to
date in 'treasury --$48.87: :A vote 'of
_thankii_was-.tender-ed- -to--Mrs: Mc --
Lean for the use of 'her home. ,The
National Anthem closed the -meeting:
A number of relatives from here
attended the funeral of the •late Mrs.
Jahn Campbell on • Saturday last to
Kincardine cemetery. The deceased
was formerly .Miss. Agnes :Scott,
Mr.: George Halde`nby, went to Tor
onto on Tuesday owing to the ill-
ness ' if -his 'son Harold I$aidenby.,'. -
1 _ IVs see l 'tits t=a l sf
, ' May Boyle were to London Monday
spending the day with Mrs. Clif-
ford Johnstone whose little sot,.
Donald is a -patient in Victoria:Chil-
dren'q hospital having undergone -a
mastoid operation Sunday morning
The Women's Institute "At Home"
wilt be held on Thurs. evening next,
February 5th in 'the Township Hall,
Holyrood„,.starting ,tkrith a meat ,pie.
supper at 6.30 p.m. •followed with
games, tinder the direction of Mrs.
Charlie Hodgins and Mrs. Raynard
Ackert. Boxes • to our lads overseas
will also be packed. Please ' bring
enough eats for your family and•
something suitable for' the overseas
parcels. ' . •
IF 1fOU. k 1AVIE�• "ALRE IDT:: APPLIED 'FOR ORS 'OBTAINED A WARTIME
PRICES AND TRADE BOARDL4REV
` LICENCE UNDER .A• P
abUS_UCENSING
ORDER,,' YOU SHOULD NOT APPLY 'AGAIN
q
n
Why Licence Applications
Apert” from ; the legal requirements, licensing of
your business will enable the Booed tolladviseyou
quickly and fully .of the price ceiling regulations
that affect your business.
Should Be., Made At Once
The name ' o'f every person . who has been granted a
licence or who has .already applied for a .licence is
being placed on the Board's mailing. list Your name
will be added ' when your application is received.
To Get Your Licence
I. Get an application form at your nearest pont
office.
2. Complete the'application and mail it postage!
3. You will receive by mail a Licence Identification
Card Bearing„ your licence' number,
Those Who Do Not Need a Licence
Y. farmers, g
iilydeners, livestock or poultry producers,
and fishermen; .unless , buying goods for resale.
3. employes of is person : or firm which is itself
subject it licence. . ,
, 3. operators of private boarding houses.
140TE: Persons whohave already applied for or
obtained 'a Wartime Prices and Trade Board
licence should not apply agoin..
WHAT THE LAW
REQUIRES YOU TO DC
After March 31, 1942, any official, representative;
investigator of the Wartime Prices and Trade Basra
Mil require- you to-- ace your Vicent •identlf�cG
tion Card if you are subject, td this licensing order`.
,After March 31, 1942, you must notify. the Director
of Licensing of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board,
Ottawa, in writing,. quoting your licence number, of
any change - in . the name, ;address, or character of
your business within 10 days of such change.
You must retain your Licence 'identification Card as
it will remain in effect, unless suspended' or cancelled,
as king as the Maximum Prices' Reguiations continue.
If you are already licensed, a Licence Identification
Card, valid for the ,duration of these .Regulations, will
be automatically: mailed' to, you before March 11,'
1942. You need' not apply for a renewal and' there is
no licence fee.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF 'LICENSiNG
,WARTIME ,PRICES
AND TRADE BOARD, AT THE NEAREST OF THE' FOLLOWING CITIE- EDMONTON,
,S VA,N000VE�, EDMONTON,
REGINA, WINNIPEG, TORONTO, MONTREAL HALIFAX, . SAINT JOHN OR CHARLOTTETOWN
Issued under the authority 'of THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD, Ottawa, Canada '
1
Congratulations . to Mr. and Mrs.
George .Margern . of Windsor on'the
arrival of, a baby daughter, Joyce
Marie: Mrs. Margern was formerly
Miss Vera Ryan of -here.
Thanks Red Cross
129661, J. N. Ross;
1107 Avenue Road,
Headquarters Squadron, R.C.A.F.
To 'the Red Cross women of Kin -
lough:
I .am writing a few lines to thank
you all for the nice Christmas par-
cel, which I received from• you. •
It' was so nice to know I had been
remembered and I greatly appreci
ated it, and want to thank you elf
for your kindness.
Sincer'ely , yours,.
• Norman . Ross.
•
HAROLD WALKER, formerly of
the Bank of Montreal staff in' Luck -
now,, and now' in Sudbury,; arrived
fir- Walkerton- ,two weeke ago -to
spend Iris holiday's. with his parents.
The day he arrived his brother Roy
passed away after a very brief • ill-
ness of which Harold was .not' a-1
ware.. .
FOURTH C� N •::
O CESSION
The January, meeting of the U. F.
W. O. was held in the Sixth School,
House. Mrs, H."Lavis' presided. The
meeting opened with repeating the
Lords prayer in unison and singing
0 Canada: The minutes of last 'irneet-
ing were read and : adopted. The roll
call was answered by reading . a
verse. After "singing some Scottish"
songs in honor of the Scotch poet,
Bobbie Burns, the • business was
dealt with. The prograln included. a
paper oti "Keeping !souse in China"
by Mrs, D. McKinnon, A paper by
Mrs. Hughes; a reading %Ruth
McKinnon; a reading by Mrs. T.
Robinson; a paper .by Mrs. A. Suth-
erland; a paper by 1Vliss Dean Mc-
Leod. The meeting was brought to
a close by singing the National Ali -
them: Lunch was served ad a social
time spent.
•
Just Received..a few Princess Pat
Ranges. Stoves are scarce, the sit-
uation will get , worse—our advice
is if yqu need a stove, secure. it.
Wm. 11!furdie & Son.
FOR SALE—Jersey. cow, 7 years
old, due to freshen February ls.t.
Apply to
Wm. J. Johnston, R. 3,
Goderich, Phone 66'-2, Dungannon.
FOR SALE-•good'set of single driv-
ing harness and 'a good baby puggy
for sale cheap. Apely at Sentinel
Office. .
BARRED .,ROCK lead -HYBRID
CHICKS -This is not a new. hatch-
ery,.; vire :.have been in business for
12 years. All our breeders are blood,
tested and :males are from O.B.S.
stock. The Hybrids are B. R. heirs.
and New Hampshire cockerels: 'We
keep all Our chicks for 4 days. You
have no papers to fuss with and all.
chicks are feeding when you get
them. We deliver chicks up till May
1st, John J. Cuyler, R. 4, Kincardine.
Two miles 'west .of Silver Lake.
Phone Ripley 76-20 collect.
TENDERS .
TENDERS will be received u ' Until
Y. > ,
February. 3rd' .1942 for • 16 ,cords of
sen _Boal Iwo. d beech and :ma le
j16 -in, 'long, to , be delivered at ,S.S:
• No-k-Asirfield-=,agrd riled4n--wood---
shed, by June lst, 1942. .
• ERNEST BLAKE, • Sec'y.
R. R.'7,•'Lucknow,
TENDERS will be received 'by. the
undersigned up to Saturday, Feb-
ruary 14th for 12 .cords of '16 -inch.
: gleen•'•Ixardwood;-to-•be•-delivered-at
the schoolhouse in S.S. No. 3, Ash-
field before June' 1st,1942. •
Wm. J. Johnston,
R. 3;. Gode,rich...
Phone. 66-r-2, Dungannon._
EXECUTORS' SALE
executors' sale of farm landa ri
nn
the Township of Ashfield and in the
Township of Huron, of the estate co
James Young, will be held in the -
Town Hall, Lucknow, • on Saturday,
January' 31st, 1942 at 2 o'clock.' See.
bills. Edmund- and Roy Collyer,
editors; -Matt' Gaynor, attc.
NOTICE
HNNUAL MEETING..
The Annual Meeting of the West
Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance
Company willbe held in the Parish..
Hall, Dungannon; on Friday, Feb-
ruary 6th, 1942 at. 2 p.m.; to receive
reports,elect directors, and transact
general' business. It ,will be necessary . e
to 'elect.a director_ to complete' the
term of the late George Sowerby.
Benson, Sowerby, who'' filled out the " m ,
year of his father's terrie, is; eligible
for re-election. ' Directors Mcltay, "
Davidson and McCarthy- retire. Dir- • '
ectors 'McKay and McCarthy: are el-
igible for re-election, •
.IN, MEMORIAM
M ORIAM '
CAMPBELL -In' loving memory of --"
Wil •iarn- R. am bels:--'who-_died Jan. " .
_ l G. p
uary, 29th, 1941..
� ie '. - _.. a
ane := r-eciaus torous. acts it s..
The voice we loved is stilled, '
The: place Made vacant in our home
Can never more be filled.. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Phillipsand.
family and Lloyd Phillips. .
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
SEALED. Tenders addressed to the
undersigned' and endorsed "Ten-
der ,for Coal", will be received until
3 P.M. (E.D.S.T.), Monday, .February
9; 1942, 'for, the supply of. coal and
coke for the: Dominion Buildings
.throughout the Province of Ontario.
nttram.of-temient-2witEmapedtga ;1
gibiraranifternettlerreatteelleecarr
obtained from the purchasing Agent, .
Department of Public, Works,- Ot-
tawa; and the, Supervising Archi-
tect, 36 . Adelaide St. East, Toronto, _ -Ont.
Tender,. shouldbe made_. on the
forms supplied by the Department '
and in accordance with .departmen-
tal specifications and conditions at=
tached thereto. Ceai dealers' licence
numbers must be given when ten-
dering. .
When, the amount of a tender ex-
ceeds
the sum of $5,000.00—whether
it' be for one building only or more
tenderers must attach to their
tender a certified chequeOna 'char-
tered bank in Canada, made. payable
to the order of the Honourable the
Minister of Public Works, equal to
10 per cent of the arnount'of the 1
tender or Bearer Bonds of 'the Dom-
inion of Canada or of the Canadian
National Railway Compaiyy and its
Constituent companies uncondition-
ally, guaranteed as to principal arid.
interest by the ,•Dominion. of Can-
ada; or the aforementioned bonds
and a certified cheque, if required
to ;make up an odd amount.
' The Department also reserves the
right to' demand from any successful
tenderer a security ;deposit, . in the
form of ,a certified cheque or Bond
as above, . equal to 10 per cent of
the amount of his bid, to guarantee
the proper fulfihhent of the contract.
icy order,
J. M. SOMERVII.
SecretarLE;y.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, JanuYar '21 , 1 1 942,
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•
F T.:. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST T .
IN ' LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY,
'AFTERNOON "
t '30-to_Bo'clock
AT.: WM. •SCHMID'S STORE.,
Order Biey-Chicle; nor,( be.: -
' "lucky" ;when egg• •Price, climb
• ne=t -Pall: See me; er phanb' me4-
right, away: , Personal attention,
ppremPt deliver.
Finlayson eros
LTJCKNOW'
PARAMOUNT
,
Mr. Robert MCAdarns frons ,the
West is renewing old acquaintances
in this corfimtirity.
Mrs Orland •Richards• is home af-
ter spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Thorruis MacDonald,
who has; been under the doctor's
Mrs Win. Kempton will be host.:
ess for the February meeting 'n an
February 3rd. Roll call—Peace quot-
ation; topic_ Pedee education, Verna
Hamilton; Current events, Mrs. G.
Barkwell; .progfram and lunch, Miss
Ada Stanley, `Mrs, Orland, Richards;
motto --Good' example is a proficient
teacher. •
Busted Church Y.P.S.
The meeting opened by singing
hymn 485, followed by the Lord's
prayer in unison-. The scripture les-,.
son was read by Eva Greer. Rex-
ford Ostrander gave a talk on Bob-
by Burns and Mrs. Harold Allin
ave a piano 'solo,, "Afton Water"
pian, duet ,was given by Mary
r,aine ,Johnston and „Beryl, Solo -
WE ARE PAYING `. t
3½%;
ON 'FIVE YEAR
GUARANTEED
TRUST CERTIFICATES
ISSUED I N ANY
AMOUNT
An ideal' authorized investment
for' individuals, companies, mime.
tery board!, executor and other
tiptoes.
THE
STERLING TRUSTS
CORPORATIPN
312 BAY 's't. TORONTO
•
mon. The topic was taken by Mr.
Chappel from Dale C'arnegie's book •
"Six Ways to. make •peopld like Mau"
which was very interesting. A read'-
ing was given by Mrs, Margaret
MatDonald> God Save The long was' .
then 'sung after, which Rev. Stewart
closed With prayer. 441
Bank Clerk: You forgot to dot
an "i" rn your signature..
'Patron: Would you mind dotting
-it for;, met •
Clerk: I'm -sorry, but it has" " '
handwriting. be in the same . i , rig, •
IN. COLORS! . A PAGE PICTURE
1 Of Gen; Douglas MacArthur. You'll
find it on, the cover page of The
Pictorial Revjew with this coming
Sunday's (Feb. 1) issue of The Ile-
trait Sunday' Tirnes. In addition ..
among other attractions the Pict-
orial Review will bring . you two
pages of text and pictures, "Keep
The Flag flying!", presenting an
intimate glimpse of General Mac-
Arthur. Be sure to get Sunday's
15etroit Times, ' bringing you, many
outstanding :features.
A