The Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-03-14, Page 10TIUU1RSHAZ MARS 14TH, 1240
THE LUCKNOW SEN TI NEL
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The Person Bringing In The. • Largest And
Receive .. Absolutely Free, Their Choice Of.
Dig Down In The Bin. Your Chance is ,
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Heaviest Potato 'During This °'Sale Will
Merchandise' To The :Value Of:$3:00.;
�►s : Good As The Next Fellows.
Ake first in.the Easter .Parade
loyes
direct. from; -Hew York
UAS.•. the high light Shade for, navy, blue. (Turf -Tan is
Ek`
e of t'rich leather colour :gloves in silk with kid trimming).
& BLACK . GLOVES --Silk , and. Kid combinations.
•These . are smart with either suit or separate coat.:
'THE;. EVER,POPUI.A,R WHITE GLOVE.
HOLEPROOF HOSE
FIT
KNEE -FREE CHIFFON ST GS BETTER -Last long -
near the. New Knee
er.• No More'popping•at the knees if you
Free :.Stocking. The ..special construction of the 'sates top
lar.
i ingtes the. strain of bending.or garter pull. In popu ' a
Sp*, g tones of Soldier Girl Reveille; Bandmaster and Prom-
enade
LUCKNOW BIBLE INSTITUTE '
On account of the High School 'ex-..
a. ninations the Young Peoples''. meet-•
- ing of the Lucknow Bible Institute will
' be held this- Friday evening instead of
Thursday evening. The program will''
again be in charge of•the High school
students to which all are invited. The
`. meeting, of last week with Cuyler,
1 Ramage , as chairman, Jack Leith ' as
speaker, Gordon Steward, cornet -play-;
er, Fred Wainwright; song leadei,, Lil-
lian Carruthers, pianist, Miss Weber,
story '•• teller ' and Norman Taylor' , as
leader of :Bible. competitions „was' a
' blessing to all attending. 'Don't for-
get to bring your Bible and~a friend.
•• The Junior. Bible club will also meet
on Friday instead of Thursday.
CLOCALaidGENERALD
Mr. ' and Mrs; J., C. McNab cru
holidaying.'' this week .in Detroit. ,
Mis's Lillian Horne. of London spent
-the week -end eat her''hpme here.•
Lieut ; R. W.' Andrew of the 100th
Battery, Listowel, spent'. Sunday, with
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his parents, :Mr. and Mrs.W. G.
Andrew.. . .
Mrs. Phillip. • 'Stewart is spending
the iweek. with f'riend's at Stratford.,
Mrs. Walter Horne who has spent
the twii}ter months at Windsor and
Detroit returned to the village the end
of the 'week. •..•
hl .s., Robert Webster of Clintu:•t..
Elmer, Watt and Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin Webster, attended • the funeral
of the late James Webster, which took
place here on Saturday. '
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A FINE T'RIB'UTE
Probably the most remarkable tri-
bute ever ,paid to apolitical candidate
appears in the advertisement of the
Ngrth Huron Liberal Association on.
another, page of this issue. con-
sists of extracts from personal let-
ters and' press, comments, from as.
far West a Victoria through' to . Mon-
treal: It covers - a wide range of sub-
jects, but with particular .emphasis
upon the rural 'problem' of which Mr.
Deaehman, has made 'a very careful.
study .,and on which be, «has given
several remarkablepronouncements in
the House of: Commons. `
Not only has hebeen active on
the floor of the House, ,but on • Com-
mittees, in the press , and on, the ' pub -
hlie platform. His articles written last
summer ,from Wingham . with refer-
• ences to the ` surrounding towns of
Gorrie, Dungannon,' Auburn and other
little 'but. important 'spots attracted
wide;attention and: were ,reprinted in
Many papers in this .country.
His article entitled. "Back To The
Town" was a splendid ; presentation,
of the contention that we have lean<
ed too much on the cities and have
paid,.too' little .attention to' the towns.
The city too often, has a .powerful
voice—while the towns and the rural
areas are' not sufficiently vocal to
!make their opinions felt in the' Coun-
cils 'of' the Nation. ,•
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Prepare For The Spring House-
leaning
ouse-
With The New 1940
FATTY: ECONOMY WASHER.
Enquire:--
die's Hardware
Alex Andrew and Wallace Miller at-
tended the Huron County, Fruit Graw-:
ers' Association meeting • in Clinton
on Wednesday.
Left For The Coast
• Mrs. Christina . Stubbert, who dis-
posed •of the Queen's Hotel at Wa1k-
erton to; Mr. Lou Somers of 'Owen
Sound for $25,009,' after ' being in
charge `of this hostelry for the past
seven years, recently•deft far 'Victor- ,
ia,' B. C„ where she will; visit friends
and take an extended vacation..
Evely'ii's Beauty:S9"
WE HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES'OF A
Lady Hairstylist
of. Toronto ; R
Wh., Will Be In Attendance At Our BEAUTY PARLOU
1,8�h.
March
• con M
Commencing , .onday
ALE, 1SO HAVE INSTALLED. THE ATEST IN FiHMAN-
ENT WAVING M-ACHINES, A 1940 EUGENE:' : . .
OUR MOTTO' IS, EXPERT SERV`iCE AND••S1ATISFACTION IN
ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
ointm• ents ' •hone' 19=w'
Fo.r a gip, .. ' . .
TRELEAVEN BLOCK, MAIN ST.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY'
Specials :.
Visits Community Of His Birth
Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam Webster of Craik;
Sask., are visiting relatives here 'arid
at Teeswater. Itis Mr. Webster's. first
visit to the communitywhere he :was,
born, since ' going • Went twenty-seven
years • .ago. Mrs.: Webster has been
back East once in the 'intervening
years. Mr. Webster -attended the fun-
eral of his brother,' Thomas' . J. Web-.
ste r, which was held at Seaf Orth the
latter part of February and on Satur-
day • attended the' funeral in. • Luck
now of his cousin, Mr. James Web-
ster. During their stay here they have.
been. guests of Mr. Webster's ;sister,
Mrs. Max ,Raynard,_ and Mr. Raynard.
LARD
3 lbs- .. .
Fresh Picnic'
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WITH' A' PERMANENT
Treat Yourself to A Prescription
Charm • With a
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f .:--" Make Appointments Early, 'Phone 60-j
Hazel ,�,
Culbert's . Beauty ' Parlour-
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• 25c:'
16c
Cash For Hides and Skins
N.•H.. Hedley
BUTCHER
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•, CHURCH NEWS' •
Presbyterian W.M.: S. '
The March meeting of the W. M.
S. • of he Pian churh was
held ettthe homeyteofrMrs. Win.cDag-
las. After. hymn 322, Miss MacPher-'
ion gave the .scripture reading follow-
ed' liy prayer by Mrs: A. P. Stewart:
Roll call was answered by verses on
Redemption, .After the business the •
l3ible study was given'by ra.
Aitchison.. Mrs. Mullin_ gave the Glad
Tidings prayer. The current' -events
from February Glad Tidings was pre-
pared
' bv'. Miss M. MacLeod and read
by Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. P. Steward
sang' a solo in keeping with the theme. '
Mrs. Porteous Jonathan Gofot h's thetopic
pl life. nMrs.
Calvert" gave . a reading •, followed .by
'hymn 547 and the daily prayer from
Glad Tiding.
Victoria Mission Band
The Victoria Mission Band was held
on March 11th: ' The 'meeting opened
by singing hymn 747 followed by the
scripture reading by Allan Steward.,
Mrs.' Russell .1 d in prayer. The min-
utes and 'roll call were taken. Opal
Orr y.aa solo. The Mi s Campbell s
for
study. took the Jrlasi .
and
.
Mrs. Mowbray the Sr. After hymn
212 the meeting closed with prayer. d.
;UKNOW
• U•NLTED
'CHURCH,
.Rev. R. C-, Todd,
Pastor
NATURELLE PERMANENT
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ZENO, MA.CHINLESS
Slightly Mixed
A woman in a courtroom said to
I'the judge: •"Are you the rebrobate.
judge?" "I am the probate 'judge,"
he replied. "Well," she said, I m in
trouble. My ' husband was studying to
be a minister at a local seminary'
when ohe died detested. ,He ' left me
with three little infidels, a'nd�I ,wish
to be appointed their executioner.
Palm •Sunday
March 17th f
11 Worship.
'THE CONQUETote CROSS'
34 p.m. Sunday School •
7 pm.—Sub., 'MEN and WOMEN
WHO RELIEVE CHRIST'S ,SUF-
FERINGS'
, Holy Week Services •
Wed. 8 p.m. -6th ,Word from the
Cross, `A PLAN COMPLETED.
Thurs. 8 p.m. --7th Word from the
Cross. "RESIGNATION"
THE ASSQR;T11FNTS. QF LADIES SPRING. . COATS this year''
are even more varied and 'extensive than ever ' ranging
from simple Tailored styles to casual' swaggers' and individ-
uali'zed Dressmaker types: •
IIIE MANNISH SUITS are softly tailored of imported. English.
worsteds» Built up shouldersand fronts. Smart `blouses and
other accessories to make•'youi.outfit coinplet'eare featured
at our store. . •
THERE IS• A WIDE• VARIETY OF' NEW DRESSES smart
styles • ' exciting , new colours.'.... . &2+95 UP
W
Prices bunt
FOLLOWING' TIIE INDICATED TREND WE HAVE INCLUD
ED' IN OUR:STOCK OF, SPRING SUIT MODELS A GEN-
EROUS. NUMBER OF . STRIPED :WORSTEDS. 'For'. ' busi-
ness' and •semi -formal occasions they're • hard' 'to beat for
smart...good• looks. Look at these suits before you make up
`your. mind. 'We alsohave . a ,complete range of Spring Sam,
pies for PROGRESS ARANO 'CERTIFIED CLOTHES, tail-
ored to your individual' measure.
B. PEARLMA1.
'PHONE 85 LUCKNOW
We
Have All Our Standard Lines of Service
Surprisingly
e® • Low Prices.
Ladies!�
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