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NEW DRESSES --Smart styles for. Easter' 'in leading spring •
,shades,, just arrived from Toronto—Priced from $2.95 up. ,
LADIES' ",COATS—In all leading and in letest fornpfitting snit
boxy stylee. All new Material. .• •
NEW ritANNISM SIPITS POR' LAIiIis—These are in fine
- • :worsteds . and tailored iri smart mannish styles.. .
LADIES' BLOUSES—Fine sheers and silk.shirtiogs, striped and
plain shades
MW'Snew suits just - arrived—Smart niaterMls
Leading styles, ; colors, Blues, Greens and EraWne. ••• j•: •-•
MEN'S: FELT' HATS—latest Tyrolean and Homburg stiles, px,
elusive shades, Fine felt. • •
MEN'S SHIRTS By .• FORSYTHL-.A new shipment of shirts, just
arrived, Smart • striped patterns; Forfused. 'collars. Eve*?
' s shirt a masterpiece' • ' . • • . • . •
NEW Fearnf, c'.iiatvATs.:Fin6 resilient quality. ties.. New
patterns and shades
WO Invite YOti TO Inspect opt .14ow SPitING MERCHANDISE
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liANOVER OUSTS
RIDDLED :LOCALS •
Sickness and injury riddled the
slocal Juvenile ranks last week, and
. they passed out of the 0.J„M.A. play- i
dowzm, ousted by the classy Hanover
.squad Eldon McLeod, who struggled thio'
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the first game Inc Hanover with a, sev-
ere shoulde injury, was completely
bora de combant fat the hoine.game
here Wednesday 'night, :and the 'flu •
Pat Reid-MOKim, to. bed, leaving the
local lads without a goalie.
• The only course left -Wait 'to'.bolster
the Club with Ripley juniors, and as
a result seine Mire -handrail fans who
attended the game, saW-Laikaavy eke
out a 7 to,6 Victory, in .Whatwak,
agree'd Was. one of the 'cleverest x.
hibitions of the pastime seen this
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Hain -Over took theround,:li goals to
8, Mit Wiinld •have continued in the
O.J.E.A. playdowns regordlesinf the
outcome Wednesday. : •
Harris,' Dahmer and 'Bowers, the,
first line triO, were clicking to per-
fection,: scoring two goals eaeh to
account far 6' of Lueknow's goals.
McLean Bell 'of Ripley, who teamed
up with Paterson on defense -got the
other. Pollock, Ripley's goal tender
was in the nets for the locals. .
-N From atart to finish it was a wide
open • game, with both teams battliug
as if the' Championship Were at Stake:
it 'was a crowd pleasing finish; that
marked, the exit of the lOcal:Juven-
cles,•frion the pleydown picture, after
advancing into the foUrth 'mend with,
a team of 'comparative, youngsters,
-most of whom have:two or three yrs.
yet to go before reaching the .tuven-
ile age limit. s
Tho- local line -U1) Wednesday night
was as follows: G.*, Pollock; Def."
McLean Bell, Orland. Patterson;- -:Cen-
tre, Dahmer; Wings, .Harris, Bowers;
Alt,•Wylds, Chok, Irvin Eedy, Mee:
Donald, Frank Eedy. ••
PARENTS . •
-'--'-end M?inT
. IVIInznietolteMm,spent the, week,
..All children aKtr'll ' ti !unmarried ., •
mothers should be rePertedi. to the' spienrt. thAele0xes:UWCareekrQi!'11-pofe viStilatagV.11
Children's Aid Society. We, in tun), -,
• report. them immediately. to the. 1)e -i , Mrs. W. , a Andrew "visited with
.pattnient of Public Welfare in Tofriendsfriends -in London over.the Week -
onto. These cases, particularly when end.
the parties live in remote ;parts of ,„ ,, :
Mrs. ns was in Toronto last
tn 10;illitY, 'where- tfrequent tripti ' attending the style show of
' deal Cf time and effort,"•but it • onlysPring millinery-
.hoye to be made, de1tad 'ai:ra'week
Persistently pursuing the. Patties' re- • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hassel of London
sponsible that :•we can hope to , dis- Were visitors herelast Week. at the
courage a practice of this _nature home of the former's mother.
• 'OW is all to prevalent .-- •- ".:",:s: Nyir. and ,.141.1i Horace and Mrs and
While. much, has been dene 'to as-- )41. Robert xeGo.t. of ,f40.iid ,- were
gist t* unmarriedunmarriedniot4r and ite Slimier ••V•Ilit Itit Mr . Q.11
Charles Cloolrg ''' :.• rs.
`Totonto.
01.0, Much remains to 'be . done in
this field of our Work. I cannot pia, , .-'
lute a more ,desperate plight than. that: .PEARLMAN'S have- juat brought
of thegirl who f• d her If about many new. , ladies' Ester dresses
to become a mother, without the pro:. coats, suits and blouses from
teciion. of :husband, . family and Come in and see'Abom.
'friends. s - , " ' ' Mrs. Chas. Steirard who has been
It is our responsibility to try, if in the Goderich Hospital for the past.
possible,, to arrange some settlement three" weeks, was well enough to be
-between-the girl and the- man iti-the btought hoinelastSunday. •
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case, whereby , the support of- the A
talking picture,presented in the
of confinement will Town Hall' on Monday'by the World
child and osts
be assured, thus avoiding, when pos-Bros.,
under L.O.L. auspices, attraef-
sible, having -the child become a lie,pub-
• 'charge. It must he remembered
ed only • a fair-siaed audience.
.,..that . the' Dither probably .requires Escapes injury
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.help in making a 'satisfactory adjust- Little Jane Johnston had a fort.-
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Ment for his share of the care of the unate escape from ,injuries last
baby. 'If this arrangement- cannot be Thursday When struck by, a motor
• made privately as a voluntary action car ,on main street •
on the part of those -concerned we
Miss Bertha ARM of Toronto re
take the matter to court, providing
turned to the village on Saturday
there is sufficient evidence and en-
• where she will remain- for some time
deayour to' secure an order against at the home of her ,brother, Mr.
, the man for the support of the child Harold. Alum - •
and expenses ineidental to its birth. •
We' feet- even in Viforke 'vases •'•''17"2•4'1'17-`24 Ar -1-1-12 _ ' •
no monetary , returns are procurable.'Miss Flora E. Andrew: a teacher
that some moral effect must follow., in Talbot St. School, London, had the
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our contacts With these Men) Who for misfortune to slip on the ice last
week and break her ankle. She 'bat'
The most im,rt are. yolOg enough to
.feel some check, from the fact that returned to her,, home here. .
Rev.. C. MacDOnald was in Lon-
don on -Monday' attending a meeting
of the executive of the Synod of
Hamirton 'and London.' The Synod
Will meet in St—AndreWs Church.
Stratford, Mthiclay April 24th to Weds
nesday,' April 26th.:
OUR LARGE- . RANGE OF NEW
SPRING. sAttpiegsof suiting and
tin): coats hasd
arrived—'all the latest
they are at least biought, face to face
• with the result of: their alleged unl
social behaviour. • ,
,Ctr just as great importance is -'the
personal work' that Mast be done with;
the girl. The future welfare of the
child Must also be attended to...
The mother:is alloWed to Make' her
own decision as to. whether' or not th
best plan' for her habY - isadoption.
She is helped:, to make this decision
by outlining all Poiiihle plans, 'with
the Strengths • and, weaknesses of
each. The' decision should ..not be has-
ty; time is alloWed : to .consider the
mother's ability to care for and 'sun-
p,ort her child, the attitude of, her
family is taken into consideration
also . the, liklthopd • of • the child being
suitable for adoption. If a' decision is
made that the child should. be adopted
then a suitable' home is found for
placement. • '
Some; mother's • have , placed their
,babies in homes'without' . consulting
the Children's Aid -Society. This, very,
often prOves unsatisfactory to the
adepting, patents, and the' mother of
the child, in later years. Very often,'
when they- want their legal papers,
There is certain information Missing
which' i difficult to procure, as the
mother, by this `time, may be, living
in another 'part of the, country. If .we
tH.N .k*s Scriptureesson was read by John
K. MOKenzie,, followed by the repeat-
Smith.Kiidoss s.
' i f th L d' ra er od -the
reading of the Minutes and- roll. call.
Bud Orr played a coronet solo, fol -
lolled shy the Bible study by, Dr. 'Lit-
tle, 'Solo by Helen MacDonald, topic
by. Mr. Stewart Robertson, and a
teading by Gladys MacDonald:. After'
the closing hymn, 1Mr. MacDonald
closed the meeting with prayer.
ng o e. or s• Ay s
The ketch 'meeting was held on
the 8thand ,the President presided.
Roll .411 was answered by "My,Itta,r-
. Mite Myna." All' -busines-' problenia
were sduly dealtwith, after which the
Bihle Study on. Matt. 28 was eon-
. 'ducted by Miss Magisod: Many facts
were revealed such as, "indifferente,
tardiness, and procastinationv• 'equip
AM* ries. like the "foolish virgins."
',Mrs: D. Grailani'ably" explairied
continued "Topic on India," and
"Gleanings" from the riadio broad -
"St by Rev. K. McLean of Wingham'
on the Madras Conference held - so
recently, was given by Mrs. A. Mac-
A 'art.'
Evening Auxiliary . •
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The EVening. Auxiliary met' on
Tuesday. March ' 21st at the home of
, Mrs.. Cc:tn.-Decker. Mrs. Young was
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:the guest speaker taking' as her' sub-
ject, "The Highway of Life" Which
, was Very interesting. Mrs. Hall fay-
,. mired us with 'a solo, and -Mrs. Wilson
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%Tiara" colitegt --an----
social •hour the meeting was 'brought
, tea close. •
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Presbyterian 'Guild
The meeting 'Monday evening was
, in:charge of the DeVotional Commit-
. tee. After the .,opening hymn, the
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE.MATTER of the Estate
of GeOrge.Malcol, late of the Von -
ship of -Kinloss' in 'the 'County, of
Bruce, Retired' Farmer, deceased.
• NOTICE IS -HEREBY GIVEN per-
•euant to the Statute in that ?behalf
that all Persons having claims against
the ,Estate of the said George Mal-
colm, deceased;. :who died on or about
the SiXteenth day of October, Al).'
.1938 are required' to forward their'
are first eonsulted, we can arrange that the people giving the always
claims, duly, verified by affidavit, to
home te,the child din be legally pro -
the undersigned, Executors on or be-
fore the Twelfth day, of April, A.D. teetecl- , • •
My, advice to those who wish ti.)
1.939 after Which date the said Ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute the place a child for adoption, or those
.who want ,to adopt a'child, is 'to eon-
gult the „Children's Aid . Society and
through us. • ' • • •
'Maybe you know -some fine pr
sop who :would like to' give a child
a hpme, if so we would. -appreciate
hearing from you regarding this mat-
ter
DONALD W. CAMERON,
S•Lp't. 'The, Children's Aid Societir
Estate having, regard only. to and be
resp_onsiblo only -for the claims • of
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Dated 'at Lucknow, Onclirie, this
Twentieth day 'of March A.D. 1939.
J. It Lane, MR. 2. Holyrood, Ont.,
Robert Malcolm, R.R. 2. Holyrood
Ont.,
Executors of the Estate 'of the
above netted „George Maleolin, de-
ceased. • '
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fabric; tailore& strictly up-to-date
Call and look 'over our' large, range
buy your suit or....tsip Coat now for
Easter. TEMPLE'. CLAREE, MM.
chaitt Tailor. . •• ... •
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• DAMAGES CAR
•Within a few rods of, his hone 'or
Friday ',night, W1, 4, Davison's car
sievedon. the' ice -rotted road, in
front of Reeve' N. E. lik-ushell's hea-e,
and in leaving the roadway still&
a tree broadside, "neatly" leaving
the imprint Of .the tree ,in the side
of the car, which is at present under,
going repairs, •
• LUCKNOW
UNITED_
CHURCH
Rev. R. ' C. Todd,
Pastor, ,
' SUNDAY,
MARCH 26th
" 4 44124309Seltilirarou
7 p.m.—YOUNG. PEOPtS
SERVICE. Speaker—Mr. Fred
Beck of McMillen.
Music—bi, orchestra, choir and
saxaphone trio. Young people
come and fill' the church. •
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RAPID CITY WON
RURAL ;TROPHY
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"Red" McConnell's Rapid 'City sex-
tette are winners of the W. ,B. An-
derson. trophy, emblematic of 'the.
Rural, League Championship, by vir-
tue of a. 2' 40 Victory •over Kings-
bridge here fipt.Friday night. ,
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The trophy is to he presented at
the, ice carnival. held tonight
(Thursday).
Two goals within thirty seconds,
midway through -the first. period.
gave' Rapid 'City, the margin of vic-
tory,-. and ftom there' on, the game
was scoreless, with Nelson Snider in
the R. C. net' and 'Stewart and Button
on defense, doing' a good job to pro-
tect their' ad,vaotage and shutout the,
Irishmen; who 'were. mighty danger-
ous 'in their 'bid for victory. '
J. Buttmi and .Greer•iwere the' goal
getters. Keen ice kept the game clean
and fast, with pnly three penalties
handed out by K. Cameron, one, each
to D. McKinnon, R.' Bitten and,
O'Kee.te., ,
Rapid" City.—Goal, Nelson 'Snider;
Def., Jim Stewart, Jack Button; Cen-
.tre R. Button; Wing; A.' McConnell
and 'C. Gre6; Alt, A. MelCinnon, D.
.1VIcKirinon, Harold' Stewart, • Andy'
Hamilton, MeNall. . ,
Kingsbridge. -.-Goal, Homer Durnin.;
Def., Bert Martin, O'Keefe; Centre,
Lesprance; Wiogs, Bill Parrish, Leo
Lauzon; Alt., Archie, McIntyre; Mor-
ris Bowler, Bud Parrish, Bob Far.'
- -fish, Duncan McKay, Phelix. Whaling.-
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toffitElikADER,1PROVIDES
PLENTY OF. ENTERTAINMENT
While late 'in getting anderwaY,
the 'faithful fans, who stuck it out to
witness the doubleheader hockey at-
traCtion' on Tuesday, night, got. their
15 cents worth.
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4.•••••••mionirmomm,
Hoffman s
arkups Sale
of all winter anerchandise
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at prices that will amaze you ,
slashed below cost to clear
A CALL AT THE SiertRE Witt COI•1V,INCE YOU
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A141S. EWS WEAR
WATCH OUR WiNDOWS"
WILL BE 'THE OPENING SERVICES OF THE
Lucknow Pentecostal Mission
ON THE CORNER OPPOSITE' THE FORMER POST OFFICE
BUILDING'
2 Services Sunday
230 p.m. and 8.00 p.m.
..• Come and Hear
B. L. RIPLO, PASTOR AND EVANGELIST,'
Fresh •From The Revival IA Kin -lough And District.: •
AFTERNOON SUBJECT—"The Church and the Glorious Gospel"
EVENING SUBJECT—"The r Most Profitable Thing in Life...".
. • Plan TO • Attend, Both Services. • . .
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NON ",'SECTAHIAN.-=,-INSVIRING GOSPEL, • SINGING • AND
Everybody
In the first game, that siw • plenty
of -action,,the coMbined Rapid fity
and Kingsbridge team's battling to a
34 tie with the' 12th Cooeession team
champions '-of'; the Ripley Rural Lea.:
gue. The local lineup Was: Goal,
'guider, Def, Button, Stewart; Cen-
tre, R. 'Button; Wings, McConnell;
Greer; Alt, Lespiance, Partial', Lau -
son,, Durnin,. and O'Keefe.
Referee—.K. Cameron:
Intermediates Beat ,Kincardine
In -the next fixture the local' inter -
Mediates took' on Kincardine, -nod
trimmed 'them 8 th thcknow used
a ;Ripley line of Keith MCCormiek,
Jack, 'Bowers and "Huffy'? Harris. s'
;Herbert's. mid •Bob Thomp-
sonwere on die itiriCaydipie 14fie-up,
each getting„ a goal . along 'with
Buckingham.';.
The two Lucknow lines Were Pass-
ing the puck atourid smartly to, work,
right, in On Riggin repeatedly. Each
line scbred four goalg/tbe marksthen
eing gishei Greer Marri's 2 and
McCormick arid Bowers 1 each.
LuCknow.L,Gbal, Ritchie; Defense,
Canker -on, Thompson; „Centre, 'Fisher;,1
Wings, Greer, Solomon; Alt, McCor-
mick, Harris, Bowers; *Oar -trek,
McKenzie. '.•
.• Riggin; ;Defense.
Piekard,., McNair; Centre, Savage;
Wings, Bird, T,hornpson; Alt., Her-
berts„Graharn, Pollard, Buckingham.
Referee—B, IL Agnew. — • •
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CLINTON JUVENILES' WIN
BENEFIT TELT sAiruRDAy
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bined-forees of Lucknow and Ripley
here on Saturday night eri exhibit. • II •
ion benefit -,game, winning the tilt Father: My son, I won't have you
9 to 2. ' constantly at the bottOm of pie class •
Clinton lads, while eliminated froin as you . . •
the playdowns by Elinira, -Aged 7 . (Bored). Can't see that it
arelbylar the smartest thain th have, matters; Pa. Theg teach the: same .
performed here this wintef: They are things at" both ends. %
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F T. ARMSTRONGOPTOMETRIST:LIJCKNOW
•;. EACH',WEDNESDAY
:1.30 A. M. To 8.;00 P. M.
§AI4JRDAt
.6.46 To 12.00 P. '111.
AT wit. -safit4i$ STORE
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Order Bray Chicks now, and be
"lucky" when egg prices climb.
next Fall. 'See me, or phone me,
away. Personal attention,
prompt delivery.
Finlayson Bros.
LUCKNOW, ONT.
a fast, skating gang, 'have a clever
oasging 'attack,: are well finished
iround the net' ad equally effective
defensively. They took an • 'early lead
'-lete Saturday night and continued •
to 'pile it up throughout the'. game. - ' .
' A 10011:ninety feature was an
eresting game between the 'Brussels .
-and Lucknow-virlx Atticr: ended-ifi
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