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than mail order , houses.
2 yard width Hardwood floor
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a•" round rugs and covering the
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18 in., per yard 30e
27 in., per: _yard 40c
36 in., per ,yard 55e
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Presbyterian W. M. S.
The.ApriLmeeting was held at the
homeof Mrs. Henry Mullin,: the
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ing and, business 'part of the meet
ing--The roll call Was "The Resur-
, rectiSon” • and on this subject Mrs.
- Elmer Johnston gave ' the'Bible
study. Mrs. Joe Agriew's paper dealt
with "New Life in China". The rat Mullin and the Bible.study was Pis en , e r ,•week -end at his home here. . Glencoe on Monday, where Mr.
Jamieson, Winnipeg; and one bio -
prayer circle included Mrs. Alex taken by Miss Gladys MacDonald. I i Bartlett has been transferred by. the
tlier,. .Roderick .of _Winnipeg., The iVli s Myrtle. Webster. of Ottawa is : -
Mowbray, 'Mrs.. John Jamieson and Following the iilsiriess part of the Bank of Montreal.. I
M. MacLeod while suitable readings meeting Miss Maudie Fisher gave a !last two named were unable to be . spending "the Easter vacation with .
Were given by Mrs.. C. Cook and reading. The current events from' present at the' funeral: Other rel- her mother, Mrs. Jas. Webster. '. { Dr: Wm. P. MacKenzie of Grosse
Mrs: I7�r. Little. Rozella Mullin sang the March • Glad Tidings were read atives in attendance were: Miss Miss Catharine ' Bell of Toronto Point, Michigan and Dr. Woods of
Jane 'Wallace, Detroit; Miss Eliz senHighland Park, Mich., spent the
and the current events included- ; by Mrs. M. • Henderson. Gretta spent the week -end _-wher par -. i
some snatch'es'from'the inspirational 'Campbell gave the to abeth Gouait, St. Clair; Michigan; ents Mr' and Mrs. H. 0.•Bell. week -end witall friends in and
address, given the previous, evening
To mom* ate, LUC QW, ONTARIO,
OBITUARY
DONALD FINLAYSON
The passing of Donald Finlayson
of • Lochalsh, in St. Michaels' Hos-
pital, Toronto on Saturday, March
28th, the news of which was .not.
unexpected, cast a deep gloom over
the district where he had spent, the
greater part of -his life.
Mr. Finlayson was, born qn. the
farm on -which' he.resided for so
Tong, a son of the late Duncan Fin-
layson -and Jane :McMillen. He. was
in his. seventy-sixth Year. In 1901,
he was married to Isabelle 'McKen-
zie, who predeceased him a number
of years ago, leaving a" family . of
ten sons and three -.daughters. One,
son Farquhar passed away in ,young
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manhood ° a; few' years `go.
He was•4 a„'man favorably ,know.n
throughout the community for his,
honorable and straightforward prin
ciples and his removal by death is
deeply regretted. For 'a number, of
years he was •a member of the Him -
on Township Council, where he ser-
ved faithfully in the interests of
the ratepayers. His decisions' on im-
portant matters pertaining to the
welfai"e of the community, • were
made only after careful considera-
an
aster
• (-LOCAL n� E�ERA itor� with his parents, M Eared Mrs.
- V. N. Presto
Miss Margaret Rae is ,visiting 1
Toronto :-this week,
Jim SteWart of Toronto spent the
week -end here.
Jack Bill ok, Collingwood spent
the weekend •at his home here,
Rodney MacLennan is spending
the Easter holidays .at his home.
Miss Susan and Noreen Kilpatrick
were Easter visitors at Rockwood
Mr. and. Mrs. J:: R. McNair have
been visiting in Toronto this week,
Mr. and 'Mrs. •Gomer Gibbons of
Elinira` spent Sunday with friends
here. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Chapple and
Allen are, holiday , visitors at Mea -
ford.
Rev, C. H, MacDonald, Rev. G. G.
Howse and Rev. H, F. Dann atten-
dedl the ministerial association Meet-
'.ing at Bluevale on Monday.
Misses Agnes andSaran Lindsay
returned 'last Week after spending
the winter in. Toronto and .Peterbor-
ough.
{ Mr. ` and Mrs. H. J. Fensham arf
Hamilton were Easter visitors .with
' her parents,. ,• Mr. ;and. Mrs.: James
• 'Smith
I Mr. and Mrs. Horace McGuire and -
daughter; Shirley of London were,
Sunday visitors with relatives in the
community. ; .. '
Misses Blanche and ' Joy Stewart
of Toronto' were Easter visitors with
their parents, .Rev.. and. Mrs.
Austiri'Reid: bf London spent Eas- Stewart: •
ter here with. ' his mother, Mrs. T: p Billy Decker of Kitchener is
S, Reid. spending ' the ' holidays • with his
Miss Audrey Horne of Toronto grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Con.
spent the Easter week-elid at her Decker. ' -
home here. Billy., and Johnny Evans :'of Or -
Mr. and Mrs Norman Wilson of angeville are 'Easter visitors with
Hamilton "were Easter visit;rs in their uncle wird aunt, Mr: and .Mrs.
Lucknow.. George Cook.
tion. ' Mr. and Mrs. Horace . Aitchison of '•. and Mrs. Wm. Alton and.
Ile had enjoyed a 'measure of Wingharn spent Good Friday .with Douglas and Miss Olive Alton of
good health until a short titre be- relatives here.Toronto are- holiday (visitors with
fore his death. Three weeks ago be MissIsobel Douglas ,of Kitchener .Mrs. James Alton.
entered St. Michaels' Hospital, Tor- ' is: spendin the „gaster holida s at MJohnston4
onto, to under o what was consider- �" �' Y � •and. -Mrs � Jack anSl
g her home here. . Marlyn and Shirley of Elmira spent
,.onto,
to he a minor operation. From . '' •
this he appeared to be making ' a ^ Mrs. Mills of the South Line .was. Sunday with his •-parents, Mr: and
good 'recovery when complications an Easter . visitor ' with ' her 'sister, Mrs. Wm. Johnston. .
set in, which overtaxed his powersMrs. Austin Solomon. I Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Collyer and
of resistance: 'Miss Helen Thompson attended the Teddy and; Marion Locke of West-
;The funeral' was held from his 'O.E.A. convention in Toronto the Wood are spending the raster holi-
late residence on Monday and was first of the week. ,. • I days with felatives here,
largely.'attended. Services were con- Mr:. and MrsRussell Robertson ' Dr. Alex 'Barnaby and family and
ducted by the Rev. William Math- visited over the week -end in Ham- sister Miss Bessie Barnaby of Ham-
eson, Chesley. Interment was made •.iltor' and Toronto. 4 ilton spent the week -end with Jas.
in Lochalsh Cemetery.
The.A April meetin of the: Women's Barnaby, 12th Concession, Ashfield.
To piu
norn the loss of a devoted.' p g-
father he leaves nine sons: Malcolm,
Duncan arid. Kenneth, Toronto; .Don-
ald, St 4 Catherines; Roderick, Can- '
.adian. Armored _Division,'-Debert,
Nova Scotia;:Allan, Artillery Divis-
ion, lately Of Nanaiino but now of Miss Barbara Pagan of Toronto daughter, . Margaret 'Ann of Dryden
Caririp Borden; John of Huntingdon; is visiting at t . home of her sis- visited last week • with his sister,
andor on ,. three
Institute will be held in the Town Mrs. E. N. Hodgins has -returned'
Hall, Friday, April .11th. to the village from'Hamilton where
Lloyd Stewart of Stratford•spent she spent the winter with her daugh-
-Good-Frielay'-with his-parents=Mr.-ter=-Mrs:..G1en. Moore and.Mr. Moore,
and Mrs. Phillip Stewart. . 1 Dr.. and Mrs. j W. G. Robinson and;
George G d at home ter, Mrs: Gerald It, athwell:.-... , Mrs. John Kilpatrick and Mr. Kil-
Presbyterian Y W A daughters, Mrs Donnie McDonald i -
Mar concession 8 Huron;, Sara- i4Ir. W. E. Hendersdn purchased patrick.
The Marchme t' (Mary) e mg of the Y. W. a new 1942 s
A. was held at the home of Mrs. J. bel and . Jean of 'Toronto; all of pecial deluic Dodge in Miss Doris Ritchie, student nurse
l,1l the- i oLihe week- _at Stratford_Hospital•
-is,_not.en"o
i iigl ,Y S �pre4ei�t al fie-) *'i1
pen` -e-also' re ves-th�'fros1Towi ig- s= Mrs. A. G. Elliott has; returned: t.� goo health=arid at-present-is�-at tin
ed in the chair:. Thein meeting open -home : of` her parents, Mr.: and Mrs.
ed by singing psalm 97 and r ters: Mrs. J. W. Newton, .,Rochester, her home here after,, spending thy
peat- ,p g.
N Y k, Mrs. L. L. ' er, Los p winter at Strathroy and Woodstock: Jim Ritchie.
ge es;- rs. i am ger, a - .
ing the .Lord'k prayer in unison. The repeat -
New or s a Mini
An 1 M Willi slip Mad
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THURSDAY, APRIL ash, 100
Won A Horse
Austin Quigley, Dungannon, was
the holder of the ,kicky ticket in
the G.oderich. Lions Club draw for
"Troop Lady",' the standard -bred
mare donated by T, M. Durnin, Dun-
gannon, at a bingo party held in
Odd Fellows' • Hall. The proceeds,
$300, mill be donated to the Lions
British Child War Victims' Fund,
through, which the- Goderich Lions
have undertaken the care of five
children in England" for the year.
PRESENTATIONS •
MADE ,LAST WEEK
In recognition of her approaching
marriage last week, ' . Miss Elleda
Hunter • was presented 'withlovely,.
gifts by the Whitechurch Y, P. U.
and by the scholars and community
of S, S. No. 14..
The presentation was made by
Mildred McClenaghan, Pres, and
Mildred Moore, Secretary on behalf
of the Y. P. U., and the presenta-
tion by the section .was accompan-
ied by the 'following address: '
Dear Miss Hunter:::''
We, the parents, pupils and others
of. S. S. No. 14 have gathered here
this evening as a parting event to
gether before you leave to take up
your . duties elsewhere. We are sor-
ry .10 see you go.: The years you
1}avelspent here have ,been pleasant
ones with us. You have mingled free-
ly With us and have always . been
ready to take your part in commun-
ity activities, . We appreciate your
efforts with the pupils, who in .turn •
have thought Well of their teacher.
,As a token' of the sincerity of . our
appreciation of thiswe askyou to
accept from the pupils this little
gift and these gifts from the Sec-
tion. •
We are glad that 'you have chosen
one of our number to be your' life.
long companion `and when this top-
sy-turvy
op
sy-turvy• old world has„ once more
settled into peaceful ways,{`may you
and your • husband to be • find it in
your heart-to-settle-inr-nrar-our-
eommunity: With every good wish.
Signed off behalf of the pupils,
Archie Purdon, Angus . Falconer.
And ofthe Section, Herbert Laid-
law, Aldin Purdon, Cecil Falconer.
Housecleaning Helps
THAT WILL SAVE YOU
TIME and MONEY
Prices effective Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, only
BIG FIVE CLEANSER
Tin
SUPERIOR . BLEACH
Double strength,. bottle ' 60
GOLD MEDAL BORAX
Double refined, 8 oz. box 80
Super Health ALUMINUM
CLEANER. Box •' 10e
SANI-FLUSH , • P.'
Can •26c
•THRIFT SOAP FLAKES
Giant family size. Box• 3
BROOMS -
4, 5, 6 string ..... .., 39c, 49c, 59e
HANDY , AMMONIA
3:boxes • 20c'
GOLD MEDAL FLOOR WAX
1 lb. • tin.' 290
Pure French CASTILE SOAP
3 large bars . 25e
P. & G. White Naptha SOAP:
5 bars
GILLETTS LYE
2 tins 23c
BLACK. CAT PRODUCTS'
Window Cleaner, bottle 15e
Furniture Creme,bottle 18c
Enamo Creme, bottle .d 15e
Silver Polish, far • 25e.
THESE ARE SAVINGS YOU
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'Phone 82' We ' Deliver -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Orr and Don-
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs
M. C. Orr. •
scripture lesson `from the 17th chap- ; . • Donald Finlayson of the Army ; Mr. and • Mrs. •Chas:• Bartlett had
ison, Wisconsin. Mrs, D. A. Wallace,
ter of. Luke was read by Mrs. Stew- Trade School at Windsor spent the their household effects moved'to
1Vi'ss "Ch t e • D t cit Mrs: Alex
pfc. After sing'- Ellis Stri the Maribel Sm• the and '
in the church. by Rev. George Mac- ing hymn 140 _Mrs. J. E. Little dos,
• Kay, formerly of Formosa. • The ed the meeting with prayer. The
Presbyterial will meet in. Teeswater April . meeting is to be held at the
on Tuesday May 5th. home 'of.Mrs. V Mowbray.
"DINT ik FORGET" •
LUCKNOW PIPE I3AND
tutu 1
Ball
TOWN HALL, LUCKNOW
FRIDAY, APRIL 10
GRAND MARCH TO THE PIPES
Scotch :Reels, Lancers, Two -Steps,
Schottisches, Jerseys, Old -Time
Waltzes.
, 'w0 ORCHESTRAS
McDonald's & MacKenzie's
TWO OLD COUNTRY PIPERS
From . Port • Albert Airport and an
• Eightsome Reel by Four Scottish
Airmen.
ADMISSION -GENTS 50e; LADIES 35c ,
THE OLDE TYME SCOTCH DANCE of the YEAR
y , , y around Lucknow.
Mrs. Smythe, Toronto. ' Gordon Steward of Toronto spent
Easter week -end with his parents, I Mrs. Gordon. Fisher and Billie re-
MRS. THOMAS MOORE Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Steward. turned from London last week. Mrs.
a-1 Kenneth Murdie :has since then been
Mrs. Helen Moore, 93, passed Miss Eunice Newton of Toronto with her mother, Mrs: Fred Nixon,way recently at her home in'Winn.- is a- holiday visitor with Mrs. G. A.-
wwho is not enjoying good Nixo
peg She was born in Scotland and Newton at the home of G. H. Smith.
ealth.
came to Canada with her parents,Mi /Edwin Smith of Listowel is
Mr.I Mr.. •and Mrs. Jerry Donohue and
and Mrs. George Webster, at two •sons
an Easter holiday visitor with his + Jerry Jr., and Harry- and
the age of three years; to settle at parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Mr. Eddy Ryan of Hamilton and
Si. Helen's, where she remained un- , ' Mrs. Douglas Addley and son Rob -
til ' her marriage to Thomas Moore Miss Muriel. Solomon of London ( ert of Windsor were v
Easter visitors
in 1868. She then moved to the -4th spent the wee end with her par-, with Mr. and Mrs. N. H. er isi.
con. of Huron township., where 'she ents, M.r and rs. Austin Solomon.
resided until the Heath of her hus- ! Miss Isobel Hamilton of Stratford
band 27 years ago: She then moved spent the week -end with her ',par -
to Winnipeg, where she made her ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hamilton.
home with her daughter, Miss Anne. -'
Surviving are three daughters, I Edward Carter, now in'training,
Mrs, Charlotte Taylor and Miss. spent the week -end with his moth-
Anne of Winnipeg; and Mrs. Edith er, Mrs.. Annie Carter, Havelock St.
Haldenby, Toronto; three sons, Wm. Jack Naylor of Toronto is spend -
of Keewatin, Ontario; John of Re- ing the Easter holidays at the home
gina, Saskatchewan and Frank df of Mr. • and Ml s. , R. H.. Thompson.
Brandon, Manitoba; also 17 -grand Mrs. Louisa Naylor who has spent
children and 6, great grand children. the winter in London is noww, visit -
Two, sons, Thomas. and George and ,ing in Goderich with Mrs. H. Phil -
a step -daughter, Mrs. Jane- Brown lips.
of Clifford, predeceased, her several
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j l ev. Wiry. `A. Henderson nfid' Nlrs.'
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years ago.
The remains were brought to Rip- I Henderson' of Hillsdale are spending
ley on Monday of last week where ',the Easter holidays at their homes
a service was conducted, in St. An--` here.
drew's United •Church by the Rev. ' Miss Flora Andrew of London
Eugene Beech. Mrs. Duncan Munn is spending the holidays with her- ents, Mr. and Mrs..1: W. Henderson,
sang an appropriate solo. Interment .parents, Mr. end Mrs. W. G. And- Havelock street." .' He retutned to -
was made iri'the family plot in Rip- Tey, Montreal from Toronto Sunday af-
t ley cemetery. Friends from Winni- ternoon and was accompanied to
peg, Regina,-- Brandon, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Orm Moffat and Toronto by Mrs., Morgan Henderson,
IWindsor, London, St. Helens, Wing- Marilyn of Toronto,were Easter vis Helen MacDonaId and .tessie Hen -
!ham and Clifford attended the fun- I itors with Mr. and Mrs, S. C. Rath- dersonwho spent Sunday and Mon -
i eral. l well. . . day in the city.
Miss Alma Alton is spending" her
Easter holidays at her home. She
was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Alton and Mr. Joe. Mal -
lough, who have' returned to the
village after spending the winter in
London: •
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Ostrander'
and Rexford were Easter visitors at
Picton where they had the pleasure
of again meeting Mrs. Ostrander's
brother. Major Howard Reid who
had just returned from overseas.
Major Reid will now be stationed in
this .military fidistrict, ... with.
quarters at London.
Jim Henderson, of the R.C.A.F.
and now stationed in Montreal
spent the week -end with his par-
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SCIENCE DEBUNKS 'PURE RACE'
Of The Nazis. Dr. Earnest A. Hoot-
on, professor of Anthropology at
Harvard University, asks, ."Super-
man, eh?" and stamps 'the new or-
der Aryans as making up one of the
most complicated racial hashes in
the world -... a fact that may ex -1
plain their ''brutal and. -savage. _"id -.r
e Js". Read 'Dr. Hooton's views as
presented in ` The American Weekly'
with this Sunday's (April., 12) issue
of the .Detroit Sunday Times. ••
THE KINSMEN CLUB,
of Kincardine Presents
Mart
en n e.
And. His Western Gentlemen
Art Hallman.
Judy Richards.
"3 of a Kind"
'the Quartet
MRS. C. THOMPSON who has been
spending the winter in Teeswater
with her son, H. C. Thompson, prin-
cipal of the public school has knit
ted '95 pair of socks and five pair' Special this week. 1000 yards of this
of wrist bands since the outbreak se'ason's pri.nts, reduced to per yard;
of war. She is 81 years of" age. 25c. THE MARKET STORE.
inca(P SHS . 1 l4
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Dancing from 9.30
Proceeds for Servee Work
TICKETS—$1.00 EACH
ON SALE AT
WEBSTER'S RESTAURANT,
Lucknow
Mcg. eod's Hardware, Ripley
Or remit to J W. MacLeod,
Box 226, Kincardine, enclosing
stamped, self-addressed cave'-
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ope.
THE CLANSMEN'S SPRING -
Salvage . Collection
IN LUCKNOW
MONDAY, :APRIL 1,k
AT 7 O CLOCK
Scrap Metal, Newspapers, Magazines, Rubber, Rags and Bot-
tles Are Wanted.
PLEASE PREPARE FOR EASY HANDLING
Salvage. Depot at Johnston's Barn
All Salvage May Be Delivered There At The Convenience
of Village and Rural Contributors.
Salvage Is Vital
New • Pillow Cotton, Shoetingsi TiCktitsi. White- and. iFactory Cotton, Broadcloths,
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Prititt: and Towelling. These areleing: sold at the newlok ..r.e..gulated 'Government prices
E MARKET STORE,, �.ucknaw
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