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SUNDAY -
.MARCH lOtli
11 a.m.-2nd of Lenten Ssries
the Cross of Jesus, "THE COM-
FORT OF THE Rosg1.- •
Lenten Service Wed: 8 p.m.,Every-
one welcome. Subject, piecFiourth
Word irom the Cross,—" A GOD.
gave a talk _on the first section, and
appropriate hymns were eung for each
sole; and Mrs. Iliquhliet end. Mrs„ H.
'AitchiSoie sang a duet :end Harold
Button Played, a saxttplienie sole' and
Donald Henderson gave a talk 'on the
'first seetion. Catherine Agnew 'end
Helen Or? sang a diiet Mrs'. Dr. Lit -4
tle gayan reading, Mrs. ,Steward, Mr.
solos, illustrating the third seetten
"Christ's Miracles", The choir sang
an anthem,. and Peggy, MacDonald
sang a solo appropriatedio the fourth.
seetion en "palm Sunday", Mrs: Ait-
Clasen sang a solo and Dr. Little and
Mr: Cam MeeDonald played a violin •
duet- Helen and Peggy MaeDenald
saae"a dnet and the Young Men's
Cie 3 sang a, chorus; illustrating thel
fifth section on "The cresifiXioei" and
a talk' on- that taubject. After the min -
tees were read and adaPted, the of-
fering was reeeived. All these •Inhe
night, ,will please giVe their names to
Marion McDoug0 or Mr. •Phillip
Steward. The sixth sectioe on. "Our
Remembrance" eencluded. the pro -
grain and. Mr. MaeDonald 'Closed the
meet ing, 1With 'prayer.
SNIDER ATTACKS
PUBLIC WASTE:
,Calls For. "Pay As You Gp" Policy
. his • third broadcast aver C.XNX
Leigh .11. Snider, 'National Conserv-
ative candidate for Brine, .supporting
,National GoVernment said that we
_had no right to 'ioad upon the .shoul-1.
derS of generations to come the debt\
of this war ,and. demanded 'a "Pay as I
I Yee go" policy.. Strictest economy"is
required. He. Attacked' "Pork Barreff •
patronage .and 'declared that there.
were plenty of other uses •for our
. He also. advocated. that the g.oVere-•
merit. shonld now pave .the way' to
eying .our soldiers; farmers and work.:
men. We shoeld hot forget dente -ere'
market swhich; he: declared, Would ,con
tintie to be, the most important rear. -
The National Goverrinient supporter
oveie CFOS, on Merch ,5th, dealt with
-I Tuesday 'until election day. The thee
om.y and declared the .'cotintry',s debt I
'had inereased .$1,000,000.00 each'iveel=
during the time of the ,present goy. i•
Mr:- Snider will speak over 'CKNX •
the government's broken promisee,
again emphaSized the need of econ-•
Ole
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Why .is a ..gardener like a detective
story Writer ?. Because' he works, up
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nly 7 pays. Left . to Share in • .the
ones Saving ,S,0110
Sale Ends March 14th
MEN'S DRESS. \SEIRTS—torfused ,collars.‘ ,Sizes 141/2 to' 17%a.
Collars attached. Reg. • $200. Sale $1.39 2'Sc
LADIES '& 'MISSES.. GLOVES, clearing at pair 2 e
PLAID SPARVA-3G" wide Rig. 50c, clearing: •
FLETTE . DLANKETS=-Large size ' Ibex 6,prs only 'left.
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Sale _ •.. J .... •. .:. ..
.. +'. $2.19
TU DAN ry NET -36" wide g 23e Sale ` •
. 15t.
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• FORIk1,ER CLERK
PLEADS GUILTY
Charles F. M,cNebli, former Rc1e,•k
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THE ' LUCKNOW SEN : i"1 NE'l
ST. HELEN"S ¥ .0
HELD 'BANQUET
(ST. HELEN'S NEWS)
Brightly lighted and prettily dee,-
()rated .with streamers of green, pink
and Yellow crepe paper and hung with
gayly colored ballons, the basement of
theUnited 'church presented, a lovely
.
.petting for the Annual Bannuet of the
young Peoples' Union. The same col-
or scheme was u ed in the table dec-
orations inC.ludin streamers, potted
:, plants, serviettes and;,place ..cards. Af-
ter all had done justice to :the supper,
was enjoyed with Rev: G.
CLoC1..L and GENERALa
a. prgg
,A. Barnard as, Master of. ceremonies.
• Coni Unity singing was followed by
the toast to - the. King, propped - by
':Rev. Mr.Barnard and responded'. -to
. by the. , singi"ng of. the : National. An
Other bast s that to
rani
Mr. C. Aitchison of Ilespler spent
the week -end at his home.
Mr's. Urquhart ,is visiting "her
daughter, Mrs. C. Aitchison.
.Mrs .dames Snowden spent the
week -end \iwith hen sister Mrs. Well-!
ington Nixon 'of Lucknow,
Mrs.. Wtm Ferris •is spending three
weeks in Elmira with her daughter,
•Mrs. Gomer Qibbons. andMr. Gibbons.
them. i 't` t included b
"Our Country", which was proposed
by Stanley '.Codd and responded ,to by
Durbin Phillips; that to our••Young
People and the Church proposed ,by
Dick Weather'Ihead and responded to.
by Ted Rice and that ,to the ladies
Which Mr. Tom Wilson proposed and
,WEST WAWANOSH �• „ o which � Mrs. Stanley, Todd ^eplied.
C.OUNCIL' MINUTES „ Greetings from the and treaeorer -for 'the. town of erton,• •yvas sentenced on.. Saturde.Y1,February... 6th,' with . all the, mernbers as iirell• ,being president ef .the.
ence were broug.ht by Mr. 'Clarence
Mr. James Webster, who bas „ not
and his Condition is quite sertons.
TH1,11ISDAY, MARCI 7th, 1#4 d` • "
C#UR�Ct NEWS
Presbeterien Y. P. .
A ' very special, program was pre-
pared by the Devotional committee.
'rhe 'Life of Shrist, was reviewed "un --
der siX different headings, The Pro -
"Christ's Miracles", "Palm Sunday,"1
And 'per Remembrance". The Scrip-
ture lessons -.in all the sections were
read by the piesident Mr. MacDonald ,
.After ell, advertising -le only. dee
Vendable when it: has ci guarantee of
circulaticin:' The'neWsnaper gives that
• nSee "The Royal, ,Visit"; 'official .iliic-
turesi in the Town Hall 'this Teiday,
Matinee' and eveeing performance.
Matinee, at 4:15.
Mr. J. Joynt and George ..left.
mess trip -to -the, Easterii :States:
.The March. Meeting of the'WoMenet
Institute be :held. ip,
the •Councit: Chambere. at 2:30 sheep:
oui..coat to` the future". Rell
"My Gran.niother's' name";.AI gran
• b r of the conference executive.
4 to,' three years 'and.'" eix • months., Present and Reeve Webster presiding-1,11.pron Presbytery Y. P. U. Miss Hazel.
' • .'m ..Kingskin relitcntiark: 'TI., mihutes Of last MeetingrWereread Wilson of Wingham, the secretary 'of
ernee he
Unite.' church was the guest...speak-,
Miller and McPherson and was 'order- '
. with 'humor, on the eubject,"The task
stolen $12,866 from the Corporation Smyth and lVfiller. • 'ded greetings' from the Presbyteryj
of '.Walkeeton.
No evidence save that of F. 0.
,Kinie, provincial auditor Was taken.
Mr. McNabb, who has been: iii jail
since Felreary 7th, admitted , the ed to be pablished in The Lucknow
-theft His •eettenee will date frdimthelSentinel and •in the Goileeicb:•Signal- nrueh• food for t hought,for, both' yoking
In passing sentence, ,judge W. G.
Owens 'said, "It is a greet respon-
sibility I ern called' upon. to , carry
out, due t$ my knowledge of Mr. Mc -
Star. 'The -tax collector was ordered
to complete the' c011ection of the 1.930 Whitecherch favoured pith .several
taxes by Merch'25th, 1940. There were .1ina.. readings: :The sPeeehes and ad -
thirteen applicationS for the pesition dresses were .inthre,persed with inusi-
Heibert Taylor Was accepted tOn mo-; Andrew Gapnt Mrs. E. 'W. Rice and
the road supetintendent was instruct., ray Taylor and by Mr. and,Mrs. ice,
• The singing of "Blest be the Tie' that
judge tO act upon this case but I
*. -could not' cOneeive throwing the re -
,this case there Was full knowledge
of\the wrongdoing. d do not Want
ta add- to the renacitse," . the judge
concluded in passing sentence. •
part of McNabb! to "fix" the books;
no falsificationg, just case of not
depositing the monies in bank, said
'witness, •and continuing stated that
• Mr. McNabb had given him every as- e c
sistance in the audit.. : . .1 defalcetionS. town funds, Previous' friends at Bronte.
"It is the wish of the=communitir," to December, 1937. The accused has
' defense Coimeel Grant stated,. "in returned to the town' unpaid e'alary
View of all the ` circumstances, •that to the sainount'of some 3500 and alsai "I caught mY wife flirting."
all leniency be. shown. During ate, this motor car," Mr. 'Gyant.coneluded - "That's hoW 'I got mine; too."
ed to adxertise for tenders for 'haul-
ing ' and' crushing grord, , Binds" brought a very pleasant as
'The 'Council adjournea to meet well as. inepiring evening to a close.
Tuesday March 12th, at 1:3ii The weekly meeting of the Y. P. U.
was held on Sunday evening with the
' - Derain Phillips, Clerk. president, E. W. Rice in the chair.
The topic "Christ to Men by brush
' Todd, Next Sunday night Rev. B rn-
I. engaged Mr, MeNabb to look after ard is to 'give a lantern lecture ,.on
my „work and could not have bad any China where he Was a -Missionary for
erre 'who -could have' carried it but '-a number of Yeers. Everybody is wel-
th re. Were• Me Mr. John Aitchison is a visitor with
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A Nation A
Vkial:r Needs A . National Government
1, NO CONSCRIPTION.
2. WIN THE' WAR WITEEr A NA.TIONAL GOVERNMENT.
3. RESTORE PARIVIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT.
4. RESTORE FREE SPEECH—NO POLITICAL CENSOR- .
5: C.)0 -OPERATION REGARDLESS OF PARTY.
6. UNITED WAR EFFORT—EMPIRE SOLIDARITY.
7. 'PAIR TREATMENT TO SOLDIERS' DEPENDANTS,
8. KEEP THE dOUNTRY INFORMED ON WAR EFFORT.
9. PREPARE\ TO Gfirg OUR FARMERS, SOLDIERS, WORK-
MEN AND BUSINESS ME N A CHANCE TO PROS-
. PER WHEN PEACE COMES. • • '
10. STRICT ECONOMY—NO WASTE—PAY AS. YOU,, GO.
. 12. USE SERVIICES OF MEMBERS Of PARLIAMENT MORE.
'13. PRESERVE THE MOST VALUABI2E of• ALL OUR MARI
KETS—THE HOME MARKET—WE WILL NEED IT
WIIHN THE WAR,IS OVER.
15. FULFILMENT MANION'S lk•POINT PROGRAM.
'Canada Needs A .Soldier Premier
For Bruce
in live .stoelc,. and hve.,steck pro tie s„ '
the prosperity of faimers.,. The. farmer
e needs markets.: •• yet.' ConservatiVes.. in the
,have voted ' twice against the recipreeite
greenient with. the United •States, Which c1.1.
• in two the duty on .-Canadian beef
nig to. the 'United. States. market, .Cut •it .froin
• .You'•have done—You .wini :now read this story.,?.
• Without doubt. .or hesitancy,. regardless ..ef
politics, in your • own..inteeests, in the inter.-
ests of the netion; you -would hive voted fOr
.Did the• opening eof the American Market
help .the fatmers , of Bruce 'County? 'Let us
examine the facts. Here "are the .figures show -
'long the .eXp.ort .of cattle of. all- classes.' to..
the United .States for 'the 'Meal year. 1935,
• before the enactment of rediproeity,' and for
the'. twelve . months 'ending .November • 1.0,3a
• cattle for beet p
Y19ehr Number of Cattle
stateS,.: t would have happened tO the..
eollepsed. . It, Weald • have 'affected the. price •
• all 'farm prodpets,, The farmers Of •
..,eee id • have paid the •Price Which mast.
•11'-•• • 0,4 iim riow. before us, es simply. this
reeve one farmer in Bruce •County, who ,
steek• market? .Is there merehant or. busi-
'lee?. • Is •there a worker? 'Ile would indeed 'be.
teerea,,ed • purchaSing power for the" farmers
yebre business for the men mho make and .
=•ell Diee the latter. statement need
ileoet.? dees tile figures aye -available,
1. roil ts . • 'erode cod . was 'greater, than ' in • any
peried in •Canadian history.. Yet
de.velopment was- taking place, we
The .facee, are the only, answer.which.
eiren to such Misastsiternents.e
•. Thes we shipped over' ten -time, 22A. reeve te',
we did,. in 1.P35,,,inider 'the old rate of duty.
What. did that mean for the Canadian
The. total calves and Cattle elaughtered 'et, • ;tie'
Lion to this there .had 'gone to •the rem -elle.)
tlw • present reciprocity agree-
•• ill teke plaee , within the. life of the •
We,. aril About to elect. •There will
.1' .We Flrll need 'larger , markets In
n• et, 'few ,years. -The Conservative party
•;,',eeye oriposed the development, Of the
-• eni ,,ket as an ,ontlet for Canadian
FARMERS OF BRUCE -- Httlo rr:te to help you by voting
Liberal or MAF -_-.11 26
SON
Liberal Candidate in Bruce
Ladies! Buy YoUr Requireinents Of Silk' Hose. We Have All 07 Standard Lines of Service
Weight—Chiffons Crepes, etc. on Sale At ,Surprisiiiiily tow Prices.
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