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THE :LUCKN4
SEN T1NEL
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T)fUR.SDA; FEBRUARY 2.214 1940
CCelebrating• 0Our 8th� Anniversary.
SLASHING SALE ► 51VIA�HIN� and
DREAM CURTAIN N,_. ,Tuscan weave 36 in. wide. Yd. f.. • 15c
- 29c
RAYON LUNCHEON 'CLOTHS, 52 x 52•,. •:• a
therice of silk hosiery continually�'rising, This, of-
ferHOSE=With p . hosiery
calls for..action Fu1 fashioned service '& .crepe bose, new
shades, •Reg«. $1:15. Sale °. 69c
(Not more than 3 'pr. to ;a custumer)
FULL FASH1OIIED PURE SILK' HOSE. Two dozen only, dark .,
•'shades Reg. $1.15 Sale 7 ...:..... . .. :.. .;... , , 596,
CHECK Pure Linen TEA, TOWELLING. • 20 w
RED.: and 1�H17:E� :CHECK ,. .,, .
•ide. •'Re 33c: • Sale . , -,25c
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Reduetions'up;tp'50'per cent.•
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TO LORD TWEEDSMUIR
A `great man has' Passed '.ori
To his '. eternal rest,
- His Lord hath called him .hence
To mingle with the blest.
We some 'T for him here,
The Ino. son .mourns to -day,
Our lives are all ;enriched
Because he passed this way.
He was a '.li#e : of. service, '
Of duty, nobly . done,
A life wherein true greatness'
A crown.:of'•life has won.
A modest, kindlyfriend to all
No rank nor power could. sever,
From •duty, as he saw it
True 'greatness, lives forever
AVIATOR VISITS HOME ,
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NA.TIONA•L CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE SUPPORTS`
NATIONAL GOVERNMEN, T
Detanils. United ' War , Effort—No
onscrIption.
Speaking over radio station CENX,
fron;''iWingham, on Saturday,. Leigh
H. Snider, National Conservative 'can-
didatefor Bruce, said that Mackenzie
Xing "attacked.. National _unity • by in
jetting conscription into • the campaign
when he knew it wall not an issue
:because the Hock R. J. 'Manion has
declared against: it.. In giving lais
'wholehearted ,supportto the National
Government • movement .thecandidate
laid .-do' the issues' -in the campaign'
as three, namely:T -
1. Peace -time and war time ' i ecoid :• of
• . the Mackenzie King Government,
2 Right to " Perliainentary . Govern-
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Ment..
' •3: 'Right to',united war effort., •
Declaring that ,:Canada, with its
vast rdgpurces and open spaces wa:
the prize for which, Hitlerism was
striving, and that Christianity was at
stake, the candidate, . called ter Em-
pire unity and the utmost war effort
under the National Government to be
formed by Manion. He 'said' you could
trust. .Manion; :who' 'had proved ' his
loyalty in.•the.= last War. He' extended
to his; listeners an invitation to; .join
the National • Government, movement..
The calling . of a War -time election,
e ai u e: a Kung .G ver'im'tten1
to •c -operate, the'. clamping down of
the lid, by scuttling .parliament and
the.- resentment of . all criticism, : h
said,,all worked against a United peo
ple and a united War effort.. This.
was no time for narrow partisanship,
or :the playing of ' politics and the
• • strictest of •economy in all''I branches
.of G.overmment Service' was necessary.
CLOCAL and
We underataijd,lfr, Max Raynard of:
town. is in ' ery: poor health. , d
Mrs, Georg• Stuart of •St. Helen's
and Miss Catherine McGregor of town
visited .a. few days dwith relatives in
Chicago. ...
Alex MacKenzie and Herb Graham.`
.ad Toronto and. •Andrew Thampspn`
of Bowxnanville, were week-endvis-
itors In town.
Mr,, Wm. B yie of . Saskatchewan,'
who has 'been visiting••+w•itii relatives
in Kinloss:, since ,Christmas; plans to'
Coin:Once his. return drip to ',the West
next week•. " ` . •
Repairs. are ,being.'made'to the Al:
lin Block store,: where a, Chinese.laun-'
dry operated"' for •many. years. The'
premiseshas been vacant for some
time and Ithe improving of' the build-
ing has •been undertaken with ,a view
to :Making. it more easily rentable. .
thought for the future; and at this
season of theyearthe natural thing
is to aink of pour friends. near and
far, and send 'a wish that each. one
Vinay beas.. happy as . circumstances
will allow.
Her in Tamaui everything is so
peaceful that- weforget. sometimes
MgrhOws at "a time.athat. there 'is
an war •any :place.. 'My days seeni
to,,befilled with so many entail things.
and the fear .of forgetting something
that I axn , supposed to; do, that it is.
eosy to• forget until . the newspapers
mine or we • go' to Taihoku.: and hear
all the; various .'theories, that people
have: regarding , ,the• future.
Another -t.104t, that 'brings our"
minds.; to the nearest distiurbanee'' is.
the- price 'of 'everything which, we buy. •
Most things have nearly trebled dur
ing•the past. year :and how :people
continue to live is' More than' I can'..
tell but people usually do some 'way:
Vegetables and everything .. that can
be shipped are :almost prohibitive for
the 'day labourer and a lack of the
right kind'' of food .will 'inevitably
mean' more sickness with no money,
to pay the doctor Qr hospital. People
are afraid of any extra eapense,'how-
;ever small, so they . Wait, till they etre
almost dead before they go tothe
hospital and then expect the doctor
to perform • a miracle:. That is also
one reason' why it is so hard to be-,
gin, our conferences' and Bible classes.
The other evening,' when I was dui
or a w , dun o a wo , an �'we
suffering and :had no money for the
doctor..She• was standing by the side
of the road holding her hand in front
of her all ,wrapped in 'leaves and
green grasscut up . very fine, which
is , •, ,ipposed to be . e ' good ointment
fol." all kinds of sores. • I stopped and
sini a to .her. and she immediately
told ins 'all about `herself. • It hlad been
'sore 'for •more than a Month and , s'he
had no ,,husband and no' money, only
a daughter +who is •' earning two yen
a month in a Japanese familyas, cook.
I . told her to conte'to the house the
next 'morning but .when "she arrived I
knew that it was beyond my power
so the next day Miss Burdick .took.
her to the hospital and she was there'
two weeks.. Since, 'coming back she
has been to the hoase every day to
have it dressed and it . is better but
far from well yet .and sometimes I.
wonder if it ever - will be 'compretely
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DOROTHY 'DOUGLAS.
PENS UTTER HOME
No .doubt many here will be: inter,
ested in . the $follo`wing' letter • from
Dorothy Douglas in Formosa and
which was read at a recent W. 4..S.
meeting in the Presbyterian Church:
Tamsui, Taiwan,
The candidate will speak over the
John Robertson of the, Royal same 'station every Saturday .at- 1
Canadian Air, Force, Jericho Beach. p.m. -from , now, until Election day.
R.
Vancouver British Columbia, •paid a •
isit t the home' of his mother; Mrs.
Alice Robertson, Ripley, recently. It
is five -years since John left Ripley
for the West. For the past yea° he
has been a member of the. air force.
He returned' to Vancouver last Wed-
nesday morning.
Will power: The ability to eat one
salted peanut.
He is not dead to -day,
This friend whom we all love,
But called -to higher service
• . In our . Father's, house' above.
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' • . • Wm. M. Buckingham.
There's' the story. ,of a housewife
who shipped a package of home -cook-
ed food to her daughter in another,
city. On the wrapper she ' wrote: "if
not delivered}n 10 days, never mind."
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Won 'Wrist Watch.
Mrs. Hutchison, , R. 1, Lucknow,
was the winner of 'a wrist watch on
the Ken • Soble amateur'. hour. Sending
in her name on a tobacco package, '
e brand advertised. by the sponsors
of this program, Mrs. Hutchison's
name was drawn. Omar Haselgrove
of Wjingham from whom .the•tobacco
was purchased also _.wins a watbh.
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Dear Friends:
A :Christmas,• letter in these days
when there 'is neither, "Peace On
Earth" or. "Good -mill among ,Men" is•
something of a mockery btit'life, must
go on, a day at a time, with. no
%UCKNOW
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev. R. C. Todd,
Pastor
SUNDAY
FEB.: 25tH
11, w a,m.-Sublect—"SUI�'F►ERING.
FOR: UNDESERVED HATRED !"
,3,p.m.—Sunday'School
' .
7 P.M.--Subject--"THR' ROYAL
REDEEMER ' REJECTED"
Lenten Week day 'services on Wed.
evenings at 8 o'clock. Evers•one
welcome. • Subjects •-"The Seven
Last Words front "the Cross.".'
Feb.• 28 -"Forgiveness.'
ntan's .Anniiirsary
Entire Stock must be reduced in the next 2 weeks
S•.gs
curprices.
� below today's
a
wholesale prie ....,..
uy Now
ave
Overalls, Work Pants, l ' Work Shirts, Work. Socks, . Wincibreakers,
Sweaters, . Fine Shirts, Felt,. Hats, Fancy -Socks, Fine Cloves,
. Underwear, Pyjaiiias,. Leather Coats, Overcoats
Our' Spring Samples Of Tip Top Tailors Made To Measure Suits, Are On Display
HOFFMAN's Men's Wear, ttn:ow
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W. 1. Tomli son
BRUCE LIBERAL 1
CANDIDATE
Spak 'Over
` .K..IrT
onday. f; eb. 26
1:15 to 1:30.; p.m.
ON THE .SUEc r
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• Wort"?
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•cad.d
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Sponsored .by :•the 'Brucel;'iberal'
Association ' ,
better.
At her . own suggestion she 'came
to church, with us on Sunday and yes-
terday 'when • I was' doing her hand
•1 "asked her if she understood and she
said no but she wanted to learn and
she wanted her daughter ,to learn to
read and everyday when she comes
we ,teach her to read the Bible and
sing; hymns. That is all, sofar and l
am•:,quite sure, that she isone •°f'the.
.
chosen else why did. I. speak . to her.
owever • er s o' y 1S so er' 'tat1
that I tell it here. The other`. day 1
was trying to find : the reason why
so many Formosan: women think that
they are sick (and many of them real-
ly are) and 1 decided, that it was; part-
ly because they•don't get 'Hie right
kind of food and'opaitly ;b,eczuse so
few of them are really happy. There
seems to • be always an, uttfaithfa{•
husband, a difficult. mother -in, -law,. or
a wicked relative to keep them from,
having the happiness that 'so many
women know:. •
This year I am in charge 'o€ our
Women's' School, during the absence
of Miss .Adams, on furlough, and be-
sides .I have a.. kindergarten: and s;
budding play -ground to keep an ;eye
on. Then, too, .I have the W.M.S,
books and`. some English pupils to
take lip my spare • time, to say nothing
of, committees. I don't usually teach
English.. but three of my.:pupils are'.
young inert who really need it in their .'
work • . and another, :is a nice young
man whom I , hope will come, to 'be-
lieve. He has just had one or two les-
sons but I gave him .a Gospel of Luke '
last night in Japanese and I hope he'.
will read' it . and Want : inure. I have.
;
an ;English. Bible class, too,, one night.
a 'Week which .is' always fairly well at-
tended • but there are not so many peo-
ple in a small place like this who want
Eugllal,.
This is a tryingtime for Christ-
ians all: over Formosa and, . many. a
test of faith comes,. to• 'them which
would. be hard for Much, older. Christ- •
tansto meet. 'We" who ;have gener-
ations 'of Christian teaching behind
us 'need a.'great deal of imagination
to be able to put ourselves in their
places. The. Christians here need all
.our help and prayers in building up
the church in Formosa.
•wish 11 could send you alta real'
poinsettia' ,for Christmas. They,are
just •coningout now and we marvel.
afresh every year ' at their .loveliness.
However I will have to be satisfied. •
_,with 'sending a Christmas Greeting
and the wishthat each and every
one of you• may have the Very hap-
piest Christmas' Season possible.
'Yours .Sincerely;
Dar by. Douglas.
Pi
LEIGH H. SNIDER
National Conservative Candidate
for Bruce
I BELIEVE THAT A UNITED WAIT
EFFORT' IS. THE FIRST CONSID-
ERATION OF EVERY LOYAL; CIT-
IZEN. • THEREFORE , I .GIVE 'MY
WHOLE -HEA %TED- SUPPORT 'TOl
THE NATIONALGOVERNMENT
MOVEMENT FUNDER THE LEAD-
ERSHIP OF'.THEP HON. R. J. MAN=
• ION, --WHO HAS LOYALLY. SUP- '
PORTED OUR KING AND COUN-
TRY 'SINCE THE VERY BEGIN-
NING OF THE LAST, WAR..
I WILL APPR ATE THE HELP
Oh'' EVERYONE WHO WISHES .TO
PLACE HIS SHOULDER Td THE
WHEEL,REGARDLESS OF PARTY. •
Seaters
uPECIA Vi B
LLGIRLS AND BOYS' SWEATERS --EG S, ROLL 'NECKS,
ZIPPER: FRONTS, :AND POLO COLLARS IN THE NEW $1 i 0
COLORS, ALL WOOL, ANY,SIZE: EACH ............,•• .
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CLEARING A PEW. LOTS OF UNDERWEAR, ' WARM LIGHT . WEIGHT
GOODS FOR EACH MEMBER' Ori' THETD
FAMILY. PRICES ZelC . : •wO
trataattararcOrorStr
Hosiery.
YOU CAN STILL BUY A NUMBEIt OF LINES OF HOSIERY HERE
AT OLD PRICES. 'A SPECIAL LOT OF WOMEN'S AND
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