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4 BACK TO SCHOOL
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The School Bell Will Soon Be On Active Duty Calling The
•Boys And Girls Bach TO The Schoolroom Again.
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WE HAVE . JUST ECEIVED- A/111PMENT OF
-Sissetast" Mapes •
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• For Boys and Youtbs,lin 0 Ti d High Shoes at pr•ices
,• • from 82. , $3.00 •
GROWING GIRLS & MISSE XFORDS in Brown and Black
at prices fro 5 up to $4.00 •
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PROPER FITTING—Br the ehjen 'and have them prop-
• • erly fitted. Poorl itted sho ause foot troubles.
Men' Work oes
°• We have a good.' ek of Valentine and Martin and Greb
• Work Shoes in sizes 6 to 12. No advance in price. Also Sis-
, man and Sterling Work Shoes at popular prices.
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The Vate ept. 10
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FLOOR SHOW,• ANCIN G PRIZE DRAWS, GAMES ' AND
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and Dance Music
ESENTED BY
Russ Cr Iston'S Band
and Var et Entertainers
CLARA PELLY—T onto's Gi Star In singing, dancing, acro-
batic and accordi i nUm bets.
DONALD, •SPENC
SALLY MLLE
• network, in ol
THE LOWELL
• team., .
JIMMY FAX
ian--still a
The soldier i oy singing, comedian,
he personality I singer from CFRB and
d new songs an ballads for everyone.
anada's celebrate, tumbling and acrobatic
anada's el de gi andgr • est Character cotned-
y—the original one and inly.
Lucky oor Prize - Bicycle.
ADMISSION TO ARENA 25e
si (Pre -School Age Children Free
• PRIZE. DRA
Five Grand. Prize
NOW ON IIISPLAY AT RATHIVELL'S STORE,
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Draw at midnite, Sept. 10,
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THE 1,103I.NOW gEtilltkrita, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
10Ni.= COUNCIL..
4—......-.4.4 ' T.,
Kinloss Council met on August
24, 194.2 as per adjourrunent, All
members present. The minutes of
regular meeting July 27th as read
• were approved and 'signed. '
By -Law No. 1, 1942 was amended
appointinOicharci McQuillin, -8r,;
-sanintl, aryeyresigned.insPectoin..place of Wira'
Stanley,
The- Clerk.was instructed tn Write.
Mrs, James Wilson reTarrick drain.
The Shingling of the Township
shed was let to Wm. McIntyre.
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The Sheep claim of Ben Montt
pinery 'amounting to $48.00 was
• paid and John Bushell, inspeCtiOn
gees, $1.40. •
The Township Road Insurance
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• was given to The Economical In-
' .surance Co. of Kitchener at a prem-
- ium n.f_49.7.1.0., -
•By -Law No. 3, 1942, as prepared
' and finally passed striking the rates
of taxation for 1942 as follewsf Co.
Rate, 8 mills; TOwnship rate, 34nills;
'Township grant to schools, -4 mills;
and trustees 'levies according to
school requisitions:
Township rates to be increased by
the 1 mill Provincial Subsidy.
‘Council adjourned to meet again
on Monday the 28th day •of Sep-
terriber, 1942. ,
Cheques Issued: Alex Alli, draw-
ing shingles, $1.00; Municipal World,
supplies, 1:41; Ben Montgomery,
sheep claim, 48.00; John Bushell",
inspection, 1.40; J. R. Lane; .postage,
3.00; Waller dtribert, premium Road
Ins., 97.50; Relief, 26.10.
Highway, cheques: Pay ,roll No.
8, $32.16; Eddie Gaunt, 2.00; Alex
Allin, 2.0p;- Harold Bannerman,
32.40; Frank Brown; 5.46; Bruce Co;
- maintainer, 192.42, . ;
J:' R. LANE, Clerk.
Tells of Trip to South Africa •
The beauties of a five . weeks'
ocean trip and train ride through
' the mountains of. South Africa are
geographically described • in 'a lette• r
received by a, doderich friend from'
Nursing Sister Reta Dalton,' rtaugh-_
ter of ,Mr. and Mis.T.lohn'tiiifoii,
Ashfield township, who is now on
Musing duty at Roberts Heights
Memoriel, Military Hospital, near
T . Pretoria, caring for wounded fliers
• i and soldiers.
Miss Dalton,. with other nurses'
.
from Huron county and elsewhere
in Canada, passed through some ex-
treme climates during the trip out
and it was quite a relief to see snow
on the mountains of South Africa
on the train trip . from Durban. It
is winter in that country now, quite
cool in the morningi, but warm in
the daytime. Miss Dalton, while not
on duty, lives in a five-roonr hut
with a London nurse. It is modern
in every respect and quite comfort-
able.' The nurses_ were at Pretoria
to see the American film "Sonny"
and also Walt Disney's Donald Duck.
Inside the theatre there was a great
profusion of flowers growing in
boxes and the . theatre ceiling is a
repli of the heavens. Smoking is
allowRI. Everything is 'vrry up-to-
date and theatre patronage is very
heavy. Chocolates, cost one dollar
per box of twenty-five chocolates.
Miss Dalton says, she is not yet used
to being called •"Site". • It still
sounds funny.
A man may remain cool when he's
toasted, but he will get hot if you
roast him.
WHERE IS THE CHAUFFEUR?
• Alexander Anderson, of Torcinto,
a forimer resident. of West Wawa -
nosh, and his friend, Mr. Barbour,
also of Tozmito, have had an tin7
• usual experience since coming. for
a week's vacation at the old home
in West Wawanosh. Mr. Anderson
is unable to drive- his own ear and
• so adVertisedin a city paper for 'a
• chauffeur to bring him and his•
friend to this vicinity. Among six
applications fors the position one was
chosen and the party arrived at the
old homestead on the 9th cones -
Sion of West Wawanosh but the next
morning the 'chauffeur had disap-
' peared and has not been heard of
since. It is recalled that' the even-
ing of their arrival the young chauf-
• feur made enquiries as to the dis-
tance to the ...highway and to Port
Albert.—Blyth Standard.,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, :1942
(10(ALandGENERAL)
Mrs, Frank Cole spent the past
week visiting friends in I,Gederich.
Miss Jean Jones of Buffalo spent
the past week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Johnston,
Jack Wilson, Donald Johnston and
Ronald 1VIcInnes 'who are employed
in Toronto spent the week -end at
their respective homes here.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Rae and Mar-
garet and Mrs. Win. gotteous. were
,guests at the Rae -Pym wedding in
Wingham on Wednesday last.
,Mrs.'Ansley' and son Lyal of Thes-
salon have been visiting for the past
two weeks at the home, of her moth-
-er, Mrs. Ira Campbell.
' •Mr. 'John J. MacQualg of Toronto
and the Misses Sarah and Ma4-
MaeQuaig of Chicago, Ill., are., holi-
daying. at their home.
• Mrs. Rod Matheson of 'Edmonton,
a former Lucknow resident who
spending the Summer in the east,
spent a few days recently with Mrs.
A. Elliott and called- on other'
friends.
Mrs. Philip McMillan has return-
ed from Bruce Beath where she
spent two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. P. S. MacKenzie and Dr. Mac-
Kenzie who are leaving for their
home in Montreal in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Mean -
tyre, 'who have spent the' summer
at St. Helens and Paisley, left on
Wednesday to return ta.Sioux Look-
out where Mr. Maclntyre is a mein -
her of the teaching staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rae had as
their guesfs, Mr. Simon Rae and.
Mrs. Edith Porteous of London, Mrs.
N. Richardson- of Ingersoll, Mrs.
Annie' Thompson ,of Listowel, Mrs.
Robert Hetherington' and two child-
ren, Rae and. Ian of Wingham and
Mrs. Annie Mossop of Franklin, In-
diana. Mrs. Mossop is remaining for
a week.
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Mrs. Edgar Hollyman
Mrs. Noble Johnston
Ainiimmamm
Fifth Annual
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GAME$
DUCK AND GOOSE 'SEASON
orms SEPTEMBER 15th
The duck dn' 'game season. in
BrUce, Grey and other northerly
districts opens on September 15th
and continues for tivomOnths and
a half, until November .30.!.h.
In Huron Co,nntir duck hunters
will' have to wait until Oetober 1st
for the season to open and which
•closes on December 15th. Hunters in
this district, by adhering to the open
season dates, in the two comities,
will thus have thee months of
shooting in which to knock down
their quota, which is set at a max-",
imum of 150 ducks and 50 geese.
Bag limits per day are 12 ducks and
5 geese.,
Apple Crop Prospectt Good
togal•prchardists report pro,spec
• favorable for asgood apple crop,
though th,efruit!lathe. as cle
as some years.- .
• No Fall Election
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There'll be no provincial election
in •Ontario this fall Premier Hep
-burn stated this week, and branded
reports to this effect as so much
rubbiSh, have no evidence that
there, is any. desire for an election
and as I have pointed out on more
than one occasion, we should get on
with the war effort", he said, Mr:
Hepburn has also steadfastly re-
fused to call by-elections to fill sev-
eral vacancies in the Legislature,,
including the Huron -Bruce seat.,
$ee, The Difference Purina 'Make5
IVIiss Helen Thompson and Bobby
Hewat are spending -this week in
Toronto. .• - •
. Miss Audrey Horne of Toronto is
visiting 'with 'her mother, Mrs. Min-
nie Horne. "
Mrs. Bert Roach spent a' few days
in Goderich with her daughter, Mrs.
Reuben Brewer.
•SLENDOR TABLETS—Harmles's &
effective, Two weeks supply $1.00.
Gordon R. Taylor, Druggist.
o '
–Mrs. A. K Durnin as taken up
residence in her' new • home lately
purchased from Mrs. E N. Hodgins.
Misses Edith and Mary Sheppard
of Toronto spent last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tre-
leaven. '
Miss Catharine Bell returned to
Toronto Mbnday 'after spending a
month's vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr: and Mrs. It 0. Bell.
Mrs: N. L. Campbell of Toronto
'suffered a very slight stroke Ja.st
week but i not invalided and is
,considerably. Unproved at present.
Dr. and Mrs. lames Little who
have been occupying one of the
Murdie apartments, will move to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. - Roy Finlay -
'on. •
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• The condition of Mrs, Thomas
Watson who suffered a severe stroke
several Months ago at the home of
her sister in Winnipeg, is not en,
couraging.
Mr. and Mrs. "John G. Fenety and
Master Linden Fenety of Freder-
icton;', N. B., visited with their dau-
• ghter-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Fenety
and Judith Louise.
Mr. an'd Mrs. John Jamieson will
move to the 'residence of Mrs. Thos.
Watson. They having been residing
• in 'the Irving home, Which has been
bought by Mr. and Mr's: Bert Roach
Mrs. G. Newton returned last
Week after visiting her sifter, Mrs.
'T. S. Reid at Orillia. Miss Eunice
Newton is also visiting here before
returning to Toronto to resume her
teaching duties.
Mr. Albert Towle ,feturnecl• on
Friday after spending two Weeks at.
Beigrave with 'his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Crump and Mr. Crump. Mr.
Towle, who is in his 87th year, con-
tinues to enjoy good health and is
quite active. • • °
• Next Monday is Labor Day and
a public holiday, and an Tuesday
the school bell lingS again. for Pub -
lie School pupils, High School does
not' open 'until two weeks later,,
Monday, Septembr 21st, as many
High School pupils are still, render-
ing valuable farm service.
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'YOUTH DROWNS
AT NIAGARA
(iTortgaitnicH NEWS)
Mr. and Mrs:' J. F. McLean re-
ceiyed the -sad, and tragic news of
the death of their son, Jack, who
was drowned on Sunday at Niagara
Falls where he has beep working
for the past year. The body 'Tires not
recovered until the next daY. The'
funeral was on Wednesday at List-
owel where they formerly lived.
Sympathy is extended to the par-
ents, brothers and sisters. Jack was
the youngest and was in his 21st
year.
• Mr. George McClenaghan is in
a London hospital where- he under-
went'an operation. We hope for a
•good recovery,
Miss Kate Smith Of Hamilton whir
has been visiting with '1VIts, FON for
the past week, *returned:th herhome
on Tuesday.
Mr. andMri. John Rintoul 'have
moved to Toronto., They sold their
property.. here 10 Mr. Mcylray. of
Toronto wbo moved here last .week.
We welcome them.
R. J Kennedy who is in. the Air
Force at St. Thomas spent 'Sunday
with his ,grandmother, Mrs. D. Ken-
nedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ross of
Toronto spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ross.
Mr. John Inglia and Mrs. Daw of
Hensall and Mr. Mac Inglis of Mon-
treal called on Mr. John Chibb and
other relatives on Sunday.
Miss Elaine, McClenaghan has
taken a position in St. Catherines
and leaves to -day.
Adaimmiolim
AVMS
EPTEMBER
/Due Highland Wheat PUFFS
16 oz. bag, 2 bags 25c
PRINCESS SOAP FLAKE
Large box. 4 boxes ..... 95c
KRAFT DINNER
A meal for 4 in 7 minutes
.2 boxes - , 35c
Banquet Br d SADINES
In oil. 3 tin 1 • 20c
Frontenac per Serviettes
2 boxes.
FLOWERD
More cops
Old Cana&
Lb.
MARSHA LOWS ' •
• 1 Pck ex customer ,
Pak: ' , fee
TEA
pound- -Lb.
CHEESE ;
'37c
-- NO COUPONS NEEDED
Dr. JaciitiOn'S`KoEY SUS
Box35c
Vitone.CHOCOLATE Drink
Large tin , 49c -
POSTUM
50 cup size. -Tin 33p
NEILSON'S ' COCOA
1 lb. tin 29c
SHOP • WITH CONFIDENCE•
THOMPSON'S
'Phone 82 . We Deliver
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see The Difference Purina MakeS
BBER IS V TAL
Di It Out
Rural Rub r S age Campaign
ENDS Tues September 8th
Set It At You d Box And Your Maif.
Co er 11 Pick It Up
• Salv ed Rubber
Locally By
tire Proceeds Wills
verseas To Boys Fro
munity and District
Lucknow and .Holyro
ill Be Disposed ,
e Clansmen.
end Smokes
'Then-
vered 'By
alvage -Rubber To Rub Out -Hitler \
DIG IT OUT "TO -DAY! •
fElIONTREICEPIRMIAM
500 Lbs, GRAIN plus • 100 lbs. HOG. CHOW ,
•. Puts; Good Weaning Pig To' Market
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You get 4. op from ton Of ..grain
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GRAIN ALONE GIVES YOU ONLY . TWO HOGS
FOR RELIABLE FARMERS, WE WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH
HOG. CHOW at CASH PRICES
'You' Pay When Ho! Go To Market
Fatten Your Cockerels With Fattena Checkers
About 3 poundper bird for 2 weeks.
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TII1E USE OF CHEIC-R-TON at this time rids the pullets of
worms, helps -them withstand the shock 'of moving from range
to Laying Pens and tones them up generally for a WINTER OF
STEADY LAYING.
Lorne MacLennan,Lueknow-w
'phone 77
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War
Savings
Stamps
CIAL SAL
of School Opening Supplies° and Clothing For The Children
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