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..ton prints, �
florals and stripes. The print tlhat washes p� tly.36, inches
hes
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HARMONY .PRINTS -Very fine weave. Designs 39c
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PRINTED. & STRIPE- PERSALES--Suitable for *prone "& house
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Printede in floral designs, 28 inchee wide. Yard ;., ••
�parel 25c.
Plain colors, 28 inehes�.wide Yard '
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PLAIN BROADCLOTHS � I
THE IATOKNOW S1 NTlL, LIICHNOW,, ONTARIO
VINGNAM ,PALS ARE '
UNITED IN ENGLAND
For many' years Wa ,t McKibbon,.
Jr., and Wilf. McFadzean were pais
and chumsr always together. Now
they are together again. Well here
is the story. During' their high
School days. the ,above named two
• attended the same classes .and were
inseparable
churns. ms.
All
through
these .school days they spent most
their time together, same class-
es, same' interests after school -They'
graduated at the same' time and
both- went., to London and entered
the Medical course ;at Western Unlii-
wOrr of `Langside visited oVer
e
together and they, also spent their
vacation _ as interns in the same• hos-
pital, Brantford General With their'
graduation classbehind them they
spent a few months together 'iia
hospital and there Doctor Walt came
to his home town to practice and
Doctor Wilf. practiced in Rogers-
villeand then Brantford,•
The war came and they both de-
cided that they should do theirl part
in this great drama. Walt.. enlisted
with the 24th Field Ambulance and
spent some' time. in Listowel, •Vav-
Cartier, Camp Borden •ancl, Debert
prior to going overseas. Wilf. had
joined another unit and after serv-
ing in several parts of Canada went
'across the pond. • A peculiar thing
is that they. , were in the same con-
voy hut -did -not know= -it:- gter-ar-
riving in England. they . got in touch
with one another and . Wilf.,' who
was not attached to any ,particular
unit, applied for a transfer to the .�
24th Field Ambulance that they may
serve together.' The transfer came
through; recently and now these 'sol-
diers who spent so much of their
lives . together ire re -united both
-Captains 'in this medical -unit --Ad-
vance-Times.
PEE -'TEES TIED 2-2
(LOCAL and GENERAL
.. CkPoW Hydro . system •
CU O P
MOUS!,
March 2jud
West Side of Village,
From approsunately the Post Office Corner --8 a.m. to 12
East Side of Village
Froth approximately .the :Post Office .corner -1.00 to 5.30 p.m.
NOTE- om We -to -Eine .detehi ^ week da:� Il and
wif follow for periods I of from 2 to 3 hoursins sit and.
mewing_ sections,= of the system, during the ape
riodineendteme�np+r-,-td.-e resumers._
to{ reiiovat' fieste. �d
entirely . unavoidable as the work 'entailed : makes-bd.-Imre--
possible
ak sI 1m -
possible to notify consumers definitely.
Lochalsh and Lucknow Pee-Wees
,Mrs, James :Geddes ;Of Toronto staged another of their weekly
ter last Saturday morning
g
' re on Sunday., • encounters ed onfriends-bete called fr
I • draw. From
Mr. and MIS. George Burgess re- and
d ; battled to oneti From
at
turned on Wednesdayfrom Toront point of games. the series
o°' a win each andgame, and
Mrs. 'Gordon 'Taylor and. Sandra we presume, that weather, permit
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Mrs.
spent the end at Sebringville. ting, these lads will be keen to de-
tarsp Peter Watson, spent the nide next Saturday who are the
week -end with friends in' Wing- champs. . ,
1 Jimmie McMillan scored 'both
ham.
......_,._ ._ a ..-. -Henderson i . an- Lucknow _goals end_ Calvin Gibson
Miss Fdlizabeth Henderson is- -
other. who is on the sick list this got one for the visitors: We have
n't ferreted out who. was the other
week.: Lochalsh• marksman. a
Reid 'McKim is back to school Some of .the. Lucknow'boyeWere-.
this week, after. a lengthy . 'absence nit able to take part in last 'week's
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due to illness. • game, ` bid otherwise the line-ups"
Mrs: M. Dudley retwnied to her were the same as ;follows: `Lochalsh'
home here on Friday, after spend- _Lorne Cardise, George' .• MacLen-
London.Mian ` Eller McKenzie; Lloyd Court -
the winter in
L (nee neY,
Court-
ing
NO MORE EATS AT HANOVER
INSTITUTE MEETINGS
At a recent meeting of, the Han- M
over Branch of the Women's In-
stitute it was decided that the W.
I. "would take the initiative . and
discontinue serving of lunches dur-
ing their meetings, as a saving' of
food commodities which are' quickly
becoming scarcer It was also de-
cided to sendof this mot-
ion
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a copy
ion to the. W. L's representative on
the Prices . and Trade Board, ask-
ing the government . to take steps
'along this line.
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4,,TUVRSDAY, 11'I4RCN iOth, 190
, Calvin Gib -
Eileen
aid Ferguson„x
Mi. and Nl:rs:, Stewart avis
Johnston) arrived in the° vi1l- son and Donald MacLennan.
age recen,yro
tl f m ' Alberta 'I Ludt/claw- Dinnie MacDonald,'
- Kilpatrick, inmie Johnstone Morley Chin Jimmie McMillan,
Mr. and BUS,- Robert Fisher of Keith p nston,-
H,ainilton were week end visitors Bill McCartney and Donald Agnew.,
with,her mother., Mrs. David Huston. Referee--Alfie-Ch?n�
Phillip Stewart has been driving
the mail. on Route 6, Lucknow; on
account of the illness of the cour- CHESLEY'S EXPLANATION
ries; Donald MacDonald. OF LUCKNOW'S DEFAULT
Easter is only a little more than I : off
two weeks away. Good Friday falls. The Chesley-Lucknow play
on April 3rd, and will be the first series in the Bruce leaguh•came to
public holiday since New Year's.
"SCOTTY FORBES of Wingham
was high salesman in Huron Coun-
ty during the`Victory Loan -cam-
paign, His sales totalled $58,150.
TIGER MOTHS are to be shortly
used exclusively as trainer' planes
at Sky Harbor. The construction
program, to double , the . capacity of
the school is well advanced.
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'dirs. • Sam Sherwood of .Ashfield,
who has been seriously ill this win-
ter, is slowly recovering and is new
age to be gar
up •_�� a time each day.
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ASK FARMERS TO INCREASE
MAPLE SYRUP OUTPUT• '
a-rto -farmers-having-facilities_
for the production of maple syrup
aro being asked 'by the Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture' to tap every
available tree this year. While wea-
` ther conditions have much to do
withthe a`imual output Of maple
syrup, agricultural authorities are
lonagequee•stin:g the largest possible gal-
. - =of map -l 3 yr:ue- s in, . 42;
.
pointing- out that a large output
will have the effect of further re-
ducing sugar consumption. Thus the
Ontario . mapletree takes its place
in agriculture war production with
bacon, cheese, eggs and other 'dairy
products.- _...
Many firms in search for maple
substitutes , have turned to maple
syrup, arid already, United States
buyers for maple syrup have ap-
peared in Ontario offering '• thee
en
cents a pound more for syrup'
the 1941 price. . The ' prevailing
wholesale price for maple syrup . at
Toronto st year_ was $2.40. ,per gal.
(weight 13. pounds 2 .ounc) ac-
cording- to .figures compiled by the,
Dominion government.
Farmers who have not already
overhauled their maple,' syrup e-
quipment are advised to do so at.
• once. A little extra impetus on the
part of the maple tree tappers would•.
bring an almost double syrup crop,
authorities believe. They • point out
that there is no, ceiling - pried on
maple syrup at the: present time and
that .with competitive buying from
the United States, farmers will be
well repaid for their efforts in
maple bushes this spring.
Bill . Lloyd is confitted to bed with
bronchial pneumonia, and Mel Orr
Was"sentback to bed again last
week when threatened with pleur-
isy.
Mr. ,and MrsAlex. MaeD- onald--The . Sepoystried their best to con
and son Alex of ,Stratford were
��uld behe eague playedlintthe neXt game .
their town, ,not.
Sunday . visitors with ---Mrs.. 1"f that none of
Donald's mother, Mrs. Ewen Mac-. the gamey , staged din Lucknow had
Kenzie and Muriel., ` `' been, completed but.ended in a tie,.,
Jim Henderson, a member of the and that they should thus have an-
ManningR.C.A.F.; has been transferred -fry .other game. Chesley, on the other -
Depot, Toronto to Mon- hand, maintained that .it was a best-
ingfor• a special "course of train- of=three series, and that the fourth
ing in radio work. game* should have been played in
Merle end J. C. Johnston,' mem- this town;' sc scheduled.
hen' this
bers of the R.C.A.F. spent the week- view• prevailed,appear that
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end with their parents,' Mr: and • the sponge, found t oa eexpensiveo round
rs. P. M' Johnston.' J. C. is, re they
a,. team, to come. to Chesley, as
t0 S - + ee
iiian p -- 1
a
a •ei=r Y
irT yr- ., th P
severar of, •
Mrs. Rdss• MacLagan and son pt, Albert and Goderich. These 'fel
ie of London visited last week with lows could have been gotten' for a
Mil-
kier parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James game in ' Lucknow easily enough,
Ritchie, Billie is remaining for a but it'was a different matter o get
grandparents."' them to go as: far as Chesley, espec-
visit with his
Mrs._ Don Graham.of . ally when gate receipts have not
rVatf and,been -too large. ,In view of Luck -
ham
Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Mac -Gra- 'how's default, it is easy to under-
ofham of Wingham, Mrs. Doug Trench stand why they tried so.hard to get.
Teeswater were week -end visi- the fourth game' played there. It is
tors with Mr. and Mr's. Wellington I believed Chesley - will now play the
Henderson. winners of the Kincardine-Seaforth
Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Roach and Mr. series.=Chesley Enterprise.
and Mrs. Harvey Treleaven atten-
ded the Woodford -Treleaven wed -I y -
ding in the United Church, .Dung- ! OUR, WARg,DESTINY ..••• WUL . IT
annon ,on Sunday, which followed'' Be As .Nos radamus Predicted? ..... .•
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the morning service. • ( "Everything's going to be O. K" ac -
Miss Jean MacKenzie and Miss cording to. uncanny. old • 16th .Cen-
Nova Scotia, tury prophet, who foretold pract-
b. M. Doyle of Halifax, I that has happen -
both of whom are members of the I fealty- everything
ed ' including Japan's attack on the
Women's Division of R.C.A.F. at U ' S. and now as will be. told
Manning Depot; Toronto, spent the •
in The. American Weekly, with this
week -end with the formers, Phi'- Sunday's (tYiareh 22) issue of The
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. NfacKen Detroit Sunday, Tunes' interpre
zie, Langside. II ters say his verses protend event-
ONLY ONE MARKER ual victory. Be sure to get The De-
troit Sunday Times.
Although . not operating at fill} I '-`
_ capacity, the plant at the Ontario ,Approve Cost Survey
Reformatory that , supplies • license All sections of Iluron County
MUST ASK FOR SUGAR platen for the many • thousands of were represented last week at a -
' automobiles, trucks and motorcycles; meeting of the Huron Comity` Agri-
There'll- be- no 'limit on the sup- • •in this province, has started on pro- meets cultural War Committee held at
Agri-
! ply of sugar available for church duction of the' markers to be used' Clinton, withWar C it Watson of the
suppers, banquets. and dinners, but in 1943, ' move livestock branch of the Department
bowls ,mint be kept off • the Due to a wartime economy of Agriculture, Toronto, as the guest
the
tables and guests must ask for the aimed at conserving metal provis speaker. W. L: Whyte, vice-presi-
ion has been made by the Ontario P
;amount they want; according. to a dent Of the Huron Federation and
W. Harold MCPhil- overnmerit, to issue only one plate •chntr f of the'countyFede cost pro=
ruling issued by ggave a •report
lips, prices ,and supply represents- for each vehicle ' next year.' The duction farm survey,
rive of the Wartime Prices and single plate to. be issued in 1043 will of the. farm survey eeaiire rt
i Trade Board. be fastened to the .rear. of all veh- � date. 1V Yr. Whyte stressed the im-
portance and will substitute for the ortance and benefits of a cost of
I•two markers which it has' been cur- production 'movement find his re -
-`Doctor: Axe you ever troubled 'tomary to issue since the advent p
of the motor car 'in Ontario. Marks gave rise to a resolution'
with acute thirst? sponsored rksgey. ti
esLeY Jayntend Alex
Mar ash: No, I never let it go Colors chosen for next year's Alexander - that the ynt and
en-
' as far that... plates are the reverse to the 1942 dorse the efforts of Mr: Whyte,- and
• - • I issue, and •will :'have orange letters request him tai ,proceed with the
of lean for a production cwt farm.
. No tires, no gas, no cars --a lot and figuies on a black background •
people m m more ways then" one. I• each p usual crown at the top survey.
feetagain
will soon be back on their .with the late.•
a sudden stop last week w en uc
now -notified the -league -that tsbtild"
riot continue,'• being too expensive a
proposition, and as a •result Chesley
has been given a bye into the next
round and is . waiting' word . as, to
when to May. Lucknow was order-
ed to --play here last Thursday night,
but they didn't show up. They had
lost the first game at Chesley and
played two tie games at Lucknow.
IN TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS that
he has delivered_ mail' -on R R 2,
Teeswater, Jack McBurney has tra-
velled a total of 234,740 miles: His
daily trip is 28 milers.. He has worn
out three , buggies, three cutters, 3
sets of harness, four cars and 52
tires and took the bestout of ata
n
horses. Gas consumption, hay,
and horseshoes also run into big
figures during this 28 years 'of ser-
vice.
WHILE 'VISITING at Cargill and ,i
Walkerton recently a ,,Guelphite re-
ported to police the loss of a roll of
bills amounting' to $359.00, but upon
e chine his home late that -night
THRIFTY BUYS
for the
Week End
LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS
15 oz. tin ........... .... 3 for 25c
IDEAL SALT --Iodized
2 ib. 'box ' ..,:............. .._.., .
MacCorinicks b.SODAS-- I5c
1 lb �g,•..............
Fairbanks CASTILE SOAP --
While they' last: 12 bars ,25c
THRIFT SOAP FLAKES
. '39c
Giant bolt. ....
Glass Shaker PASTRY SET -
6 Spices& recipe book In 65c
holder ...... ....•
Aylmer TOMATO JUICE
Drink it for health!
20. oz. tin..... .... ....... . 100
c
Kellogg's CORN FLAKES -
With glass cereal bowl .
3: boxes
25c
Let us help you . in planning
_your Overseas. Box -See our .
Display of Suggestions.'
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ThOMPSON'S �o
r b ck M 'Phone s 2 We Deliver Il
he found the bundle of . greeir.,a..•-s 11 0 -� �
lodged, safely in his underWe-ar..
MilIr
That's One for "Believe It or Not".
• _ les -In Bruce _
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;Victory -Loan Salef
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Place I Objective 'Sales Objective
St. Edmunds & Lindsay (including $ 10000. 16,550 166
Tobermory) , me 33,650 , 198
astnor, udnrg�'L-iofl s -Head-) 17,00_0Albemaile . 17,000
• 40,000 19;150 "113
61,450. 154'
Wiarten 26,000 40,300 155
Amabel
.WN it/CkNOW
Saturday, March 21
- GOVERNMENT WAR PICTURE j
"The Fight for Liberty"
SHORTS, COMEDIES, NEWS REELS
Scenes Actually Photographed
'Thrilling
on the Fighting Front
Should See
A picture Every Canadian
ADULT'S 30e;
CHILDREN 20c • AUSPICES: L .L.
Victory Load , Sales In Huron
Total Sales `% of Quota
$ 63,850 114
45,350 118
50,500 129
369,150 119
22,300 84 -
164,500 107
35,150 93
161,500• . . 164
61,850 138
59,500 96
58,200 122
3.1,050 125
100,750 115
45,850 102
80,250 175
158,150 103
135,750 117
49,200 107
56,250 . 124
74,850 109
49,000 98
50,150 93
134,700 103
65,600 90
6'2,071,400 115
143,000
District Objective •
Ashfield Twp. $ 56,200
W. Twp.,. 38,500
d'Vawanosi�
Colborne Twp. 39,200
Goderich Town ...
............. 310,90090
Wawanosh E. Twp. ........ . 1270,,850
Wingham .............. ...........
Turnberrp, T wP• s 37,700 .......... .00
Howick Twp. .................... • 998 &',5 500
Morris Twp. .............:... "" 61,900
Grey, Twp. ... .......... .:......... . 1,850
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Brussels •
Blyth ......... 24,750
Tiickersmith Twp. ........ 52,500 45,100
McKillop
Twp. .............. 00•
Hullett Twp- •..••••.'.""."•• 1 44,44
Seaforth ................. 4 55, i ,00100
Clinton ......
Stanley Twp. 6,00045,250
Goderich Twp.
Hensel' & Hay E. ......... : . . 59,350
Zurich & Hay W, •49,950 5 ,700
Usborne Twp. •••..•••.:.."""'
Exeter .:....,........................... 130,700
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Stephen Twp. 71,450
Total $ 1,800,000
Special Names ....................
Grand Total ....................
$ 2,214,100 •
110,00Q.:. $ 171,100 • 156
65,000 86,750. 133
Southampton 65,000 76,900 118
Port Elgin 140,,000 125;550 90
Kincardine
X15,000 '33,800 225
p ey 40,000 • 6440;:10001:-.3L-770
0.,70 _. b4--7:=--
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L• ucknow 44;000 126
Teeswater „ 35,000 ,
35,000 40,900 114 y,y
Mildmay. 140,000 185,250 • 132Wal-
hes erton 95,000, 103,600 109
Chesley
Paisley 40,000 45,850 115
20,000 30,750 154"
Tara __. ....... 77.
Twp.Saugeen 30,000 23,000
Arran 25,000 32,400 130
Bruce 30,000 41,900 140
50 140
Kincardine (including Tiverton). 45,000 53,63,150 1-07
Huron 50,000
Kinloss 25,000 • 32,300 129'
35,000. 62,500 179
Greenock 30,000 46,200 154 •
Culross 40,000 44,600 112
Carrick 55;000 61,750 112
Brant 35,000 39,000 111
Elderslie 1,090,000 $
$.1,333,900 . 122
TOTAL $ 1,200;000 $.1,505,500 125.5
This total is made up of 5;313 individual sales.
Bulova Trade-in Sale
' NO MATTER WHIT IT'S MAKE -WHAT IT'S CONDITION -
That Old Watch of Yours
IS WORTH MOHEY
WM. SCHMID• WILL GIV E YOU. A GENEROUS ALLO
ANCE TOWARD A HANDSOME NEW BULOVA ,
N O W, DURING. BULOVA- TRADE -IN -SALE
WALK' IN WITH YOUR OLD WATCH -WALK OUT WITH
THE WORLD'S FINEST TIMEPIECE -A BULOVA -
m. Schmid
JEWELLER - .- LUCKNOW
New Prints and Broadcloths, New Table Cloths, New Bed
Spreads,
Newt. Table Oilcloths, New Hosiery and Gloves
Buy War Saving Stamps and Gert-ific-a-t8s
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