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(KINI..SS; QUUNPII4', MINUTES),
The ,Municipal Council met in 'AU
thl
`Hall, .Monday, May 29, .4939. A 1
members preterit ' .
The mutates of the. last regular
meeting'. as read were approved. and
signed, • John Carter,'
. The ;sheep claims of
Peter McKinnon, 'Win: McDonald,,
Rod.: McDougall and Richard 'Elliott.
anion,ting to • •.159:00 were paid with`.
inspection s cos :of ' $8.95:
in p n
The Court ofRevision. on the Asa'
essment Roll: .o f. 1939 was convened
with, theReeve :as chairman .of ;the.
e`
Court
:The. appear :of Robert Moffat; on
his own behalf,` and tli'at' of the rate;
.. "
• ,payers of..':' nS � "l� .o 6 asking, fora
reduction 'on 'account of 'School being
closed, was first heard. Appeal. not
-FOR
1,044;
and: Co.
IN •
idles Suirnii' er
$OLO'CLOTiE : COATS,. White.
• and Pastel. Shades. Reg to ' $10.
NOW, ONLY
Sao • +�5.
:• SI•IARKSKIN' TOPPER Coats,
411 ' summer ' shades.;Reg '$4.50.
- NOW . AT ONLY
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U _ p��01�1� SENTINEL,
FENCE - PLANS
TAL.L.. -FAIR
At a Meeting; of the diretetorc 'of
the . Lucknow Agricultural Society on
Friday evening brief reports 'Of the.
Grey -Bruce Association convention, at
Owen Sound, were :given -by delegates
W. A. Miller and John McQuillin, be-
fore the meeting reverted to the bus.
mess ' of revising •the prize list and
other preliminary Work in Prepare.
tion for the fali';fair. •
• The regulation geveming the plac-
ing of indoor "exhibits was slightly
revised and is to be. "rigidly enforced.
Exhibitors ,this;_ year • Will have until
ane.. o'clock to ` iiIace' xhibits:, in their,
Proper . classes. At 'this time .judging.
will .start • and late . entries will net
'he considered. •
a .. Onother -regulation 'that will' be
enforced is - the one permitting only
one` prize being paid in event of no.
competition "
There was,', no: extensive ichange ;
madein the prize list. A Southdown
class for -sheep wasadded, and the;
swine •prizes • raised, in an effort to
attract competition. In•' this • respect.
the"necessity of hog pends stres-
sed, • as ' well as suitab display
coops
coops for poultry ..
A, Committee ' was appointedto ar-
range if possible to have a .display.
of .pioneer • implements, household.
equipment' andantiques. It is also
planned to . make, the sch601' children's
athletic competitions a ,feature of the
fair.
Appear• Adam McQueen „on. Lot: 1;
Con. 6, not; sustained.
Appeal Robert. Nesbitt, Lot. 3,. 3
R.S., assessment•.reduced $200.
Appeal Wm. Stanley, Lot 11-12,
1 ' R.N.., Dog struck ,off roll.
Appeal Adam , McQueen, Lot N.H.
17-7i1, Con: 1. Dog struck off,roll.
Moved by L.
Mc3titosh • and J. Mc-
Intosh 'that the Court of Revision
be tiow closed an.. that the Assess-
ment ' Roll as now revised be taken
ea a, basis of taxation' for the year
1939
Council now 'resumed ,for General
Business. i .'
The 4ssessor having completed his
Roll was paid balance of salary 940.,,
.postage , $1.00, .equalizing' Union `S.
- ti „�� th-T +tr i 6$ 00.
The Auditors reported en the audit
of the collector's roll showing as fol-
lows!
Face of Roll .. • ' , 927,118.28
Paid to : Treas. . $25,652.32.
Unpaid. tax arrears
o previous; years' . .365.28
1 Arrears 'of 4932 re-,-• '
t turned .ta . Cp. 'Treas.. 622.53
Bal: on hand ' but not
osite 478.
-•••2 5..
any New Siummer: Dresses
Have Just Arrived:
You ican., talk;' to .one nu81-:•our
classified ads. talk to thgnsands.
'ENGAGEMENTS
Mt: and Mrs. John *Ming,
their
Loyall.
announce the .hngagelne. rit- , f
daughter, Hazel Ann,, ,.to Andre;v.
Stanley Todd, on of Mr. and 'lira.
David, Todd, St. Helens, Ont.,, .. the
marriage to take place late in June.'
N
TS.
,EVE
COMi,NG I.
1 ,
PARAMOUNT• .DANCL., .
Dancing Friday -night at Par-
amount Hall, MieK,t nie'a orchestra.•
Adrnission:.25c..
I. PEARLMAN
Lucknow • , Ontario
Yet den d. 15•
. 27,118.28'
Statutory inter- ' •
est' collected :. 7749.
Ey-Law penalty . , 62.98 ' '
,.,n,. 140.17
Moved by • A. McIntosh and J. Mc-
Intosh that we accept. the Collecter's
Roll of..1938,'and-that he now be •Paid
Is Your ,Subscription .paid?
-4.8-:63 IPL*-
1VIARRIIED IN B. C ,
LOCM and GENERAL .
Cecil Mullin .attended Co>int.y Lodge.'
at Bervie on 'Tuesday: evening. •
Mrs, Walter Donee; of Quebec is
visiting with friends in the village.. Special prices prices. on. 1?rints:. Wash
Goods,. Broadcloth, Etc., THE MAR
KET $FORE,. -
Mrs•, ' A. '.. Mitehgil and. son .of
'Kirkland Lake are Spending two
weeks at the home of Mr.M. Mitchell.
WEBSTER P,I,CNIC .. •.•
The annual Webster picnic , will be,
held : this Saturday afternnoon, June 17;:
r od -ich:. Members..
at Harbour-`; Park, C elk • • .,
of the connection are asked to bear
the tate in mind, and attend. ,this an-
nual • outing which- toinmencea at one
o'clock.
ST. HELEN'S GARDEN PARTY
The' annual Garden Party of. St..
Helen's United church will be held
next Thursday sd June n. • 22 d Good su
Mr. ,and Mrs: Fred McQuillin Spent'
the week -end in Windsor ' with the,
foriner's .sister, Mrs. Irvin McCabe
and Mr.. McCabe:
Rey. 'Ig:. R. Todd and . daughter
Cleinenta of Suneoe, were(:week-end,.
r rtheir . son,:.: Rev. i* R. 'Ct.
visitors *with .
Todd and Mrd. Todd. •
Mrs, " Harold -Dawson. and little san
of 'Toronto •'were' visitors with Mr.,
and Mrs ,Edward '1VIeQnillin•'the past.
week, Mr: Dawson coming up for. the
•weelk-end.' • '
Mr. and Mrs. Jameson MacRae,
Miss. Jessie Maci4e and Mr• and Mrs.
Albert .' Wallace of ' Toronto visited
with' Mr- .and Mrs John • MacRae over
the Week=end.
Sunday services in the Presbyterian
,.
per an. Pro. '
d gram Supper served from church were: conducted. •by. ;Mr, Mot-
6 to 8 o'clock: 1 ton ,of the Temperance ' Federation, in
Dickson_ Schneider. Mr. , and Mrs.
Thomas' Dickson have received word'
of the marriage of their son, Freder-
ick , Allyn; of Kelowna, B.C., to Anne
Schneider, also:of,Kelo'wna, but form-
erly of Saskatchewan. The marriage
took place. in May. They 'are' spending
their honeymoon in Vaneouyer; et the
hone ofthe bridegroom's aunt,• Mrs.
E. Sherwooth and .also were going • to
Victoria,, where they expected to see
the King and • Queen:. On their return
they will reside at Kelowna in 'their
new home, which has just recently.
been completed.
GARDEN PARTY • :AT' ZION :
The Ashfield Circuit W. A. Garden
Party will be held on Lion Church
lawn ••(under cover is considered ad-'.
visable) on Friday evening, June '23'
Supper reserved from' 6-8 pan. �,
The program . will :be furnished by
Benmiller.' Young People,. including' a'
play entitled "April Fool"...
Admission—Adults, ,' 35c;. Children,
20c. •
'"Yrie wFi's ?i,._u,.;.,e. • eihrkroh' and Mrs. `Ross and 'Margaret Hender
son .of Buren 'Township, returned •
Friday from.. a week's visit in New
York, 'attending the World's Fair.
Congratulations •
To' Elva Twamley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace' Twamley, who 'has
successfully completed her•r fourth
year High School work at, Lucknow;
having obtained all nine papere on
her year's work.
his salary with 95.00 extra : for post- 21.00
age and expenses,' 24.00
Moved by : McKenzie and •. Hodgins ( 4800
that the Auditors report ' on the . Col -145:00
lector's Roll be accepted and and they
be. paid "•$4.00 each..
Meed by McIntosh and McKenzie
that'. we do .now adjourn to meet.
again on • Monday • thea • 26th day of
June .at. the usual time and place..,
Cheques , Is$ued—J. R. Lane; . hydro.
. at 'Hall, $4.08.;:"E. Ackert, Qnsurance
at ; Hall, 6.25; Harold Stanley, *eft
insp., y 7.65; Peter McKinnon, : sheep
claim, 21.01; John Carter, sheep claim
Mahood-Stwart •
Lumber ,Company,
All Building • Supplies
'Prices ' The Lowest
In The Cornni snit r
Ciampbell St., Lucknow. ' ' Phone 34
FRILLED •
Size 2 r/4 x 18".
on curtains.
length, complet
with tie backs.
CURTAINS
Bargain price •
Full • 2% Yard
e..... 49c
•
,SCRIM''CURTAINS
Lovely frilled Curtains, 28 iris.
wide by 2.14 yds. long with at:
tractive eealance nand tie backs.
White or. cream ground.. ' .
•
• Trimin ,various ' 9 C
colors. ......• ,....,.. r
n
COTTON STRING
tN BLFACI•1ED
IA ib. skein
Wm. McDonald, sheep claim;
Rod: McDougall,' sheep -claim,;
Richard Elliott, . sheep • claim;,
Mark'" Johnston, sheep, insp.,
1,.30; Richard .Elliott, part salary,
15.00;. ' Angus McIntosh, part salary,
15:00; Alex McKenzie, part salary,
15.00; James McIntosh, part salary,:
15.00; 'Earle Hodgins; part salary,
15.00;. Thos. Gaunt, part salary; 25.00;
J. R. ' Lane, part salary, ' 50:00; E.
Hollyman, relief, 22.13; Village of
Lucknow, relief; 25.79; • ' J. 'R.. Lane,
expenses 'to Wingham, 2.50; A. Me-'
Intosh, expenses to Wingham, .2.50;
Treas. of Ontario, liscense for hall,
3.00.; Thos. Gaunt, excise, postage,'
3:00; Emmerson Irwin, bal. salary.,
etc:, 66.00; Wm. J. Henry, audit.coll.
roll,: 4.00; P. A. Murray; audit coll.
roll, 4.00;;:.1). E. $tatters, coll. salary
and postage, 120.00; ' J. R. Lane, bal.
clerks fees Ackert drain. 1.5.Op.
Highway Cheques—Frank John-
ston, pay list 24, $17.40; Levi Eck-
enswiller, pay list 25, .6.00; Russell
Gaunt, pay list 26, 18.75; Clifford'
Congram, pay list 27, 16.00; Milton
Walsh, pa4 list 28, 7:80; Noble Guest,
pay list 29, 7:60; Robt. Rost, pay list
30, 12.60; Roads, no. 1 and 9, pay list
31, '30.02; : Allister Hughes, pay list
32, 9.50; Roy . McInnes, pay .list : 33,
39.00; Alex McLeod, pay list. 34, 15.05
Dan McIntyre, pay list 35, 22.00; Miss
S. Purvis, .eay list 36, 3.00; Road no.
8, pay list 37, 8.40,
J. R. Lane, .Clerk,
'NOTICE
the absence of Rev. C. H. MacDonald
who is .in attendance at the. General
Assembly at Midland • ,
Graded Streets • ,
The Bruce County power grader
and scarifier •was in operation last'
week improving gravel roads" in the.
village whichhad become quite rough
during the spring:
Return, From New York.
Mr. Donald MacLean . of Ashfield
• TIitillSDAY, JUNE. , 1G:tha .1939!1
Young Peoples'. Union are .presenting
a 3-act'coinedy: drama. entitled "Pay:
ing the Fiddler"' in, Institute' •Hall,
Whitechurch, on Tuesday evening.
Tune. 20th, 8.30 j.m. Admission 25c
The cast are ready. to accept other:
.engagements: .For. particulars • Com-
'rmunieate with J. Harold Pollock,
R.R:, 5; Lucknow,. 'phone 612-4, Wing
LUCKNOW
UN-ITED
CHURCH
Rev. . R. CaTodd,
• Paiitor
SUNDAY
JUNE 18th
10 a:m,—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Morning ' Worship.'
jest --"Jesus, MY. JESUS!"
7 . p.m. --Evening Worship. Sub-
ject -"WHAT DO YOU GO TO
CHURCH FOR?"
Christ died for us that we might
live for Him!. ' '
Sub -
Pentecostal •Mission'
Services Everv. Wed. & !Sun. 8 pm.
SUBJECT, Sunday 8 p.m.—"God
Hath Spoken:"
Children's Service Sat. ' •3 p.m.
AT KINLOUGH
Service Every' Thursday ' 8.30'
SUBJECT—"What. Profit Is There
To Pray Unto. Him?"
COMING! Rev. G Atter, .Field
Evangelist -of ,Pentecostal Assent=
blies Of Canada. ONE NIGHT
ONLY, I4riday June 23.
Tune , In CKNX Wingham Every
Tues. 1.30 to 2. Mr. E. L. Ripley
in "Charge This Week.
it
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
E. • V. Hoffman were , the .• latter's
brother and sister, Mr. R. G. Banbury
and Miss Hanbury, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank. McIntyre of :Dundalk. • Mr.
Hanbury.: is postmaster at Dundalk
and Mr. McIntyre, editor of the` Dun-
dalk Herald: •
Left On 'U.S. Trig. , • . '.
Mrs. T. S. Reid and Eldon who vis-
ited here• last week,, left on -Saturday •
accompanied. by Mts. G. A. • Newton
and by Mr.. Austin Reid from London
on a two weeks' motor ttip in United
States, probably as far south 'a$ Vir-
ginia. , They plan . to visit at the
World's Fair, New. York.
See 0.-S. B. Operetta
Mrs. A. Ackert' and Jack,' Messrs.
Clifford Ireland , and Gordon Camp-
bell were in Brantford Tuesday even
ing, . attending the ' closing operetta
"Merry .England", presented out:of-
doors by the 0. S. B. The school term
does not end for a week yet, when
Miss Gwen Ackert will return to her
home at Holyrood.
1k'ORMER RESIDENT
RETURNS ON., VISIT -
Week -end visitors at the home ,of
Mr. and Mrs. N... E. Bushell were,
Mr: and Mrs.: 3. W. Corbett of Leroy,
Sask. Mrs. Corbett, a schoolmate of
Mrs. ,Bushell's, was' formerly Eva 'Al-
exander, a daughter of the late.. Mr.
and Mrs. John Alexander .who lived'
near Joynt's evaporator, where) Fred
Enrberlin now resides.. •
It was Mrs. Corbett's first return
to Lucknow in twenty-four years.
She had with her a well preserved
copy . of the reunion issue of 1910,.
bearing the address label ' in her
'. father's name.
ed .Gasoline
14e a..gallon
plus tax
.>' o 0 Pennsylvania 00
Vic` a quart?. ..
a •
F. Gas
Special Prices ;•�'o Farmers on Oil and
sLtatio. 'will in scknow about
ut June 21
Free Sun-.�G eswdtleach
Purciaseo
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over
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Sun y Sery eeOli Co' _nepan3>►
eek*End.
ecials,.
1VIANY FLOWERS SOAP 15c
3 cakes
• (Package Flakes, FREE)
WOODBURY'S SOAP Cakes25c
(Bottle 'Face Lotion' Free)
CARBOLIC `SO'AP
4 cakes. • 19c
5 cakes • . 15c
• LUX FLAKES '
2 -pkgs. .: • .. .. 49c
(Knitting 'book value 35c free4)
SWEET . PICKLES.
•32 oz. bottle. ... , .... 23c
WESTON'S SODA : BISCUITS •
2, 1 -lb. pkgs... ' 25c
ALL WHEAT '
2 pkgs.. , ....25c
(Sugar bowl or cre.m pitcher•
FREE)'
iUAIKEIR PUFFED .RICE
2 , , •1'9c
TOMATOES .II
2 large tins 19c
'GOLDEN,: BANTAM CORN
2- large tins .. . .. 19:.''
,PEAS
2 large tins 19c
PINEAPPLE MARMALADE •
Jar . • 23c.
GRAPEFRUIT ,MARMALADE
Jar .. •23c
1
. Thompson
son
R t� p
('Phone 82, • Lucknow •
1
OTHER .GIFTS' FOR DAD, such
as -- 'Forsythe Ties, Pyjamas,
Handkerchiefs, Hats, Sox, Ete:
B. Pearlman
LUCKNOW, • ONTARIO
Clinton . LIONS CLUB4th_ Annual.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21st
RECREATION PARK, CLINTON
AFTERNOON PROGRAMME
2 p.ni.-SEMI-PRO BASEBALL GAME --London vs •Port Huron
• • (Regular League Genie) e•
4 p:m.—GREYHOUND. DOG. DERBY -7 races to determine:winner
. of New PLYMOUTH' CAR • '' • . • •
MIDWAY AND OTHER •ATTRACIIIONS
EVENING PROGRAMME •
PRESENTATION OF CAR; and 35 other Consolatipn , Prizes . ,
Modern dancing --Town Hall Old Time Dancing—Legion Hall •
BOOTHS GAMES ATTRACTIONS
H. C. Lawson, Pres.
M. J. Sehoenhals, Sec.
ALL PROCEEDS FOR CHILD'S WELFARE WORK
Ladies.' Summer Cotton,
VESTS and BLOOMERS
Knitted balbriggan cotton bloomer
,with elastic at knee. No' sleeve-4semi-
corihfy cut vest.' Sizes Medium and
Large. Moonier in White; and Peach:
Vest White only '., e�
'Each Garment LiC .
White and Colored
• BROADCLOTH •
Fine mercerized finish. Try once—you `'
'will like the quality so well you will
find ninny uses for it &19C-
• . Yard wide
Outstanding Values •In
WEN'S HALEY HOSE '
Silk and Lisle --Fine .ribbed tops. or'
Laster topsExcellent 35
C
patterns '
3 pairs• .$1.110 '
Checked Rayaa anti Cotton
TABLE CLOTHS
U =pay/ to buy the ,best. In the larger
sizes particularly, we ,offej the bes
we can buy in an attractive but con-
servative check pattern,
Size 41 x 41 pze 50 x 50
3c 39c
rip
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Men's and Youth's Knit
ATHLETIC Slllli'I'S '
Spring -needle knitted 'cotton
sleeveless jerseys
White only. Sizes 32 up 1 ✓(�
C
• •BROAlDCLOTH SHORTS
Attractive striped patterns in
72 x 56 count hrdadeioth, Large
balloon"Seat .toe com= 29C
fortablc� fit- all sizes..
d
now,
Phone
,MEN'S HALF HOSE
FANCY COTTON—.A favorite
;Mee foe Omeler hOse'nrei' a
gond" euality for the 15 •
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