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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-06-11, Page 8t Fl 21,01Ift The HOME DRESSMAKER Will make a smart dress pR�1LITED RAJAH -has style, has dash. c. ,jacket frock. Yard $1.00 STUNNING WOOL TARTANth S-Koolette clo, wool crepes. spun ,•may®ns; Coarse in and seethese Gnaterials....., EIROIDERED PIQUE -the smartest and` newest for collars or vestees. `NEW,•QOLLARS,for dresses, suits 'or coats, Collars to brighten , up your frocks. Frilling by the yard, finely pleated organdy lace edge, -or net frilling. Easy to put on. SEWING ACCESSORIES-•rS month sliding covered zippers, white and colors. 5, 6, 7, 8,.9 inches;' :'Bias. Tape; Rick Rack Braid, Dome Fasteners, Dress Shields. . .mJTTONS-a good- range to chooge -from. C rd '.,, • 15c SIMPLICITY PATTERNS --Make sewinga 15c, 206-8r 25.e WE HAVE BEEN' FORTUNATE in r iving a shipment of mens Balbriggan underwear; .Penman's irts and drawers; Combina.$ tions,. ankle length,• short sle e; combinations, knee -lemgth. Athletic tops. • empletorr , & Co. Weekly/1 FEATURES • ,. ..pint... THOMPSON'S, Manhattan CHOCOLATE REX BRAND COCOA Pound 18e IODIZED SALT 2 boxes PALAIOLIV.E. SOAP - • --I bars- ... =25c. LELYS CASTILE SOAP 3 bars 13c 15c SUPER SUDS SPECIAL NONAGENARIAN'S BIRTHDAY REVIVES 'OLD• MEMORIES On Wednesday, Mak . 20th, Mrs. John Hodgins of Kinloss marked 'her . ninetieth . birthday'. The cele- bration was held at the home of her son Lorne, . where many neighbors ��id-�ri�:rids'c�lied�eire�-Mrs-==glodgiia who was `considerably acquainted in Walkerton and environs, and a fam- iliar figure in passing through the Bruce Capital,,,in a one-horse shay in the old horse and buggy. days of the gay__ nineties, with her sister, Mrs. John Taylor and 'Mr. Taylor, for many years -town -clerk -and-tr-ea-_ surer of Hanover and a book store and stationery 'merchant there. Born in Thistledown, Ontario, Mrs. Hod- has,r. ent iost_. !of. -her life in,• `Kinloss, a small hamlet that was long 'known as Black' Horse,. being named, we believe, after the Black Horse hotel there long owned and conducted by Mr. Fred Klempp, .for- merly'of Walkerton and brother of the late John P. Klempp,' who con- ducted the old Royal Hotel near the eastern terminus of . Durham street. Mrs: Hodgins, 'who is the ,oldest citizen . of. the Black Horse district having resided there since her early f.. THE LTJCR OW 41,14115111%, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO or SEIT TQ OVERCOME MOSQUITO SCOURGE Mr. Graham MacNay, son • of Mr. Peter MacNay of Ashfield, is one of two Dominion Gevernment entomol- ogists, who are conducting experi- ments in swamplands near.'. Marmora in an effort -to combat this insect, which so far has• been a ' potent ally', of the Japs in the war in the. Far East. • The following dispatch. from Mar - more appeared in a recent issue .of the 'Globe and Mail: . Marmora-Exlieriments now 'be- ing Madeby the Dominion Govern- merit entomologists in the mosquito - infested aviwarnplarlds• north .of this village will;pla •• a great'relent ultimate ,defeatil of the. Japanese in the Far East. . • Malaria and' yellow fever, .tropical scourge of the white rade, were con- tributing; factors in the defeat of the British: in Malaya Straits, Bataan and Burma. • The mosquitoes, car- riers of the disease, were potent 'al= lies of • the Japs in their conquests so far, as they spread disease-ainon! the Britons.. In an effort to .combat the mos quito menace, two Dominion Gov ernment entomologists, Graha MacNay and H. A. U. Monro, ar conducting research in the swamp land near the Crowe River . an Beaver -Greek-Both.__are__KtAna_ Regular; Box 20d. ei'tide- aplenty--of=Vitamin Your Week -End Order: r We Have The Finest Obtainable.• 'Phone 82 We�Dellder THOMPSON'S Thong 82 , We• Deliver mirigarsaiffingagir • m e d human guinea pigs to the swarm of mosquitoes that infest the swamp lands. Daily the two men, wi faces protected by mets and hand by rubber 'gloves, offer their bar arias •to the hungry iriseets tb tes `repellents. The- repellents they ._hope to _de velop will keep the disease-infecte mosquitoes 'from attacking 'the sol diers and will thus cut down th spread _';of.,,the dread tropical d eases. This phase of the entomologic work .being carried on in .Canada; 'con'idered one of the most impo tant ,in`°view of the war in the Fa East. The conditions existing nen Crowe Lake offer an excellent o portunity for research as the and sirable 'insect -finds ideal breedin grounds in the ' small pools an swamps:. • . . "Repellents effective for a sho ams-motheoi the-date=lllirs--hav tl' e-nast-been-dam s. th s e e is 1,1 THURSDAY, JUNE llth, 1942 LOCAL and GENERAL Mr, Russell Phillips spent Sunday with his parent, 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Phillips. s.: _ Mr, Chester ' Twainley of Wood- stock Is holidaying this week with friends here. Mr: -and` Mrs. Lorne Wilson of Dundas spent ,--the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.,• W. T. Roulston.' is r - r r p- e- g d r't op_ Mr. and . Mrs. J. K. MacLennan of Glamis spent' Saturday'ivith their cousin, Miss Catherine MacGregor. Mrs. - Thomas Henry of Belfast spent the, week -end in South ampton visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Brown. Miss Jean • Thom and Miss Joan Earl of Toronto were -week-end bis- iters at. the -home of Mr. -and MT. Campbell. Thompson.. ' Spence o f Sash- Mrs. J. L.'S and M s, e Mr p uncle. withthe latter's Sash - atom visited and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Jamie- son over the week=end. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Decker, Bill- ie and Norman and Mi. and Mrs; Henry Tierney 'of Kitchener were. week -end visiters.with' Mr. and Mrs: Con Decker. Miss : Catharine MacKenzie and Miss Gill of Toronto spent,the week- end with Mrs: Annie MacKenzie. Mrs. Vlac zie accom anfied hem back . to Toronto where she will spend the week. Miss Ruth('I Dahmer of' Kitchener visited. here during the week. ' Miss Flora ' Andrew spent the week -end at home. Carter, em to Henry a p ed .y by the C.N.R. at Mallon spent Sunday at his home. Miss Pearl Henderson and Mrs. Morgan Henderson. spent the week- end in Toronto. Frank Carter who is in training, spent a few days with his mother, Mrs.. Annie Carter, Havelock street. Mrs. Garnet Henderson was visit- ing' in London Over the week -end. Garnet, who is in the Military Police force, is now at Halifax. '• Mrs. Margaret -Dudley of town at- tended the wedding in London of • - ,• her son Elmer A; Kolpin to, Miss-. NeralVfarkham, on Friday June,•5th. The . marriage took place in Trin- ity Lutheran chinch at 3 p.m. Mrs. Dudley ho m e on Sato daYy evening with Miss Evelyn McLean who was going to spend the week- end at her home in' Kinloiigh. „Cecil ' McAlpine of the Bank of Montreal, staff is ' ill at his home here with bronchial pneumonia. ' Mr.' Herb Graham of Toronto is visiting here this week 'While' con- valescing from a recent illness. 1 Edwin Smith of Listowel spent the week=end at t home of his parents„ parents Mr. and Mr Jas. Smith. Mrs. (Dr.) E. C. Morgan and chil- dren, Donald. and Mary, visited over the week=end, with Mrs. Morgan's parents,. Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Boyes. Mrs. Fenry MacLeod of Richard, Saskc, returned to her home on Tuesday, having • spent 'several weeks with Mrs..Jack MacLeod,.and Lester, 2nd Concession, Kinloss. Mr. Alvin Hamilton, Miss Patter- son and Mrs. Mary Hainilton of Dundas spent the week=end with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hamilton. Mrs: r -Hamilton-is remaining _with her son._ for the summer. The. June meeting of the Women's Institute will, be held in the Town ;Ttia11 o'n-Friday'at 2:30 -o'clock, -when's Mrs. Philip will give an address on Hong Kong; which is much iii -the news now; and on which Mrs. Philip can -taller with -initiate -and fi hand knowledge. ' Mr. and. Mrs. Adam' T. Baty and, little daughter Leis Jean, accompan- ied. by Arthur, Gordon and Ronald Kolpin, all of . London, motored to Lucknow on .Sunday- and werE�c. guests of Mrs. Margaret Dudley ; and _ ...1VI1 arid. MrsJthxrlra3t.. calledars mac: m—rte i �,LL J''. wmi*-'.dtd�'ta„ • > }�.: .b '-`�A W"..-.57.3- . - r Olivet Y. P. U. The Olivet Young Peoples held their weekly meeting in the church • on Thursday evening with twenty- one present. Sandy McCliarles read the Scripture. The topic was -taken taken by Lovell McGuire. The : roll . call was answered' with one of Christ's sayings.. After the closing hymn, Mr. Beech dismissed the meeting with prayer, practising physician sand surgeon of Tar. MaeKay said,. "this all -imp o the Kinloss' hamlet, • which, • like, taut work is receiving due consid- Goldsmith's deserted village, has .eration from the authorities and all, seen much better days. -Walkerton Herald -Times. , , Presbyterian, W. M. S. Mrs. A. R. Stewart was in charge of the meeting of the society, which was held in the church on Wednes- day; June 3rd. The report of the Presbyterial which was held in Teeswater on May 5th was given by the delegates and Roszella Mul- lin . sang. Mrs, Porteous and Mrs Mullin led in - prayer. The July Meeting will be in charge of ..Mrs. Mullin and Mrs. Wm. MacIenzie. Sl ' Lu'cknow Merchants' Prize raw • at 10 o'clock, On Saturday, June _ 13. AND WEEKLY THEREAFTER DURING. THE SUMMER Ticket•• with each 25c purchase throughout week: $1O in Prize, -6 Prizes $5,,' $2., • $1., - $1.,. 50c, 50c ' 'Winners must claim prize within 15 minutes after the draw is made When Prize Is Not Claimed Corresponding Prize Will Have Double Value The Following Week. - Allied Nations •are co-operating to the fu11est extent". Mosquitoes on. the average live One month, according to Mr.- Mac- Nay. Only the female mosquito bites, and during the course o$- her life will feed six or seven times. To . develop 'her eggs, she •must :at least feed once. Ordinarily mosquitoes are not car: riers of yellow fever or malaria un- less' the germ has-been introduced into their system by feeding on per- sons already infected.' The germ carried by the mosquito lies ' in a secretion which the insect injects into the puncture in the flesh to prevent the blood coagulating while feeding is in progress. • Mr. ,MacN'ay pointed out . that there was only one instance of mal- aria in Canada; that being during the construction -of the Rideau Can- al, when workers brought in from the United States are thought • to have carried the germ into this country. In 1937, after years of 'research, Mr. MacNay introduced a . mosquito repellent which has met with con- siderable success in 'Government circles across Canada. This formula is now being tested by the British Army -authorities in the tropics, but the search for more effective re- pellents • is continuing both 1°iere and in other countries. GETTING MORE 'MILEAGE OUT Of Your Life. How to keep your body in the best of condition 'by following the rules - bf the •National Nutrition Program and by eating muscle -building proteins and the minerals your bones and teeth must have—pointed out by Dr, Leonard Keene Hirshberg, director -in -chief of the Institute for Medical Research in The American .Weekly with this Sunday's, (June 14 issue)' De- troit Sunday Times. evening.. to- London.. Von, Golf Prize' Dr. W. V. John ton,„while atten- ding the .Medical�Association Con: vention held, ' at the Royal York Hotel, took part in the Association's golf tournament and won a -golf um- brella. Mrs. J. A. borne, returned to the village a fewdays ago, after spend- ing the winter in Detroit and Kings- ville. Employed Here Mr. and Mrs. George •.Bower, Sr., have taken -up- residence her@,_re here _ __ Mr. Bower is employed in the Maple Leaf Aircraft_iplant.: George Bower, Jr., of Toronto, has also accepted' a position in this plant, and has ar- rived here to be shortly followed by - - Mrs. Bower and son Laurie, when they will take up residence in Roy Finlayson's new home. Another Blaekout - Mrs. Agnes Kilpatrick McCormick of Los Angeles, in renewing ?her , Sentinel-, recently; says "it is just like a letter from home each week'. Long Beach had another: blackout on Spnday night from 9. to ,10, :1VIrs. • • • McCormick said, -but while it prov- ed er to be only�`fr�ic�nd1Y planes over- head they feel thankful that our boys are- on the -alert, she_added. _:.. . AIRY his Is imp�*tan• next hydro bill a You will afmd with your y printed form which you are requested to READ CAREFULLY, FILL OUT and RETURN to the HYDRO OFFICE, LUCKNOW when paying your bill. The information, required by the Ontario Hydro -Electric Power Commission, is necessary, in order that the IGoveniment may be informed of the materials and • parts required to KEEP YOUR APPLIANCES IN REPAIR. ; t effectquality or cost: of service .filling in form will no •• q 'TH- ANNIVERSARY OUR ENTIRE STOCK GOES ON SALE AT Astonishing 'Low Prices, Commenting FRIDAY,' JUNE i2-th We invite you, to Saving Special Values 'in visit the store during this Sale and see for yourself -the :Money - Bargains we are offering on Our 5th Anniversary in - appreciation of your past patronage. Silverware, Silver chests, Military watches, Signet rings DINNER SETS . '96 -PIECES FOR- 12 $25.00 UP - • 9BREAK FASTSSETS $_7.50 UP _ Prize_Draw Ticket with each 25c purchase REDEEM YOUR OLD GOLD AS CASH ON ANY ARTICLE ,YOU BUY LIBERAL, TRADE-IN ALLOWANC E FOR YOUR OLD WATCH ON A NEW ONE M. A. SCHMID JEWELLER & WATCHMAKER, . 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