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ON'S Mondimind Sale
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-MEN'S CA) MBINATIONS No buttons Mercury quality Woolcot,
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• 'CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Zippers ami neek. Pure A new
• • sweater for after, holidays. - ... oaa
• syg614.1., PuRcliAsE of FINE 0IIIRTS from a famous Maker.
• Made to .sell regularly at $2.00 &-$2.50;lizes 14W-17 $1.39
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ROOMY wofekSHIRtFS Really; fine shitts'in good fitting styles
and materialsaNavi blue, & fancy checks . 98c' •
BUY: HOUSE FURNISHINGS NOW., Cuitains, Curtain: rsets.
MaranIsettea. Draperies, *leer!' coverings Ate
HOUSE: :DRESSES—Sniartest styles, -,best Materials, , colours
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NAN..io flow. ROYAL 1BRUCE" AND GREY LEAD • '
wow:a PAIR' IN a:a40 N LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION'.
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DEFEAT MOTION . g.
RE DRAIN TNDERS
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THE LUCKNOW---$ -TtNEL
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•Couneil met in Township Hal lon
March 18th, 1940. All memberpres-
ent. •
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Moved by McKinnon ana Tiffin that
the minutes of the last regular meet-
ing as read be 'approved and signed:
Moved by McKenzie. arid Hodgins
that the Treasurer's Bend be renew-
' ed with Cosens and Booth of Wing:-
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ham.
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• Moved by Tiffin and McKinnon
that the clerk forward .a copy of kez
ply received .from the Department of
Education ''t� he Secretary of ,S.S:
NO.'S. • • ,
Moved Tiffin and. MacKinnon
.that the tender of the "Sandy :Con-
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tracting ,aind' Machine :liVoras". a for.
gravel crushing Mid trucking be ac;
cepted at 46 cents per yard laid down
on roads wider supervision of the
Road Superintendent. '
Moved by McKenzie and.Tiffin that
the Road Superintendent took after
drain repair asked for by 'Wm. Pin
In a spirit of optimism, the Royal The counties of Grey and Bruce
Winter Fair is now, prepaiing to carry I continue to leadm pro uc ion o •
on again • this Year. The holding of stock, according to .the latest figures• '
tie Fair of course will be contingent supplied hY 'the •Ontario Departnient
en what arrangements Oa be made of Agripulture. Grey . County stands
with; the DePartneent of National De- first Of :all the counties in cattle pop-,
fence for the use of buildings at the ulation, the figures show, with Bruce
Canadian NatiOnal Exhibition. But in- County standing third, Middlesex plac-
'aimueh•as the Canadian National Ex- ing second. Grey County also leads in
hthitiats has arranged to have all 'sheep, popalation with Bruce County
' cleared of troops for their second, while in hogs Grey County
August she*, there seems to be is fourth, Kent ranking first, Sinicoe
• Oa chance for the Winter Fair to and Perth , third, with Bruce farther
a lattice the saMe ,arrangement.
down the line. Grey and Brace stand
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LOCitLandGENERAL
Miss Peggy MaerfOila1(1. ia in 1191.'-
onto this week •
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``Getne With The Wind
-A birth'eertificate tiled ,at Celan).-
bas ohict. lints. only the mother's
name. dit theSpace reserved for the
father's name -was maiden: "Gone
with -the wind.".' •••
'Frank Donnelly", barrister of God -
first and second' respectfully an horse
• . I be accompanied by a certified cheque
. I for 10 per cent. of tender:, The low-
, • • • I cepted. Co.uncillors Hodgins Tiffin &
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MOved by Hodgini .and McKenzie
that' Harold Percy hefor bounty'
en one Wild dog. . • ,. .
Moved by McKenzie and Tiffin that
Enierson Irwin, be, :Paid - $40.00 part
salary ,as' assessor. • •: , • .
.7: Moved ay.Tiffin and ,McKenzie that
Harvey Hodgins • be refunded his dog
tax of '1939: " .
• ' Moved byllelaenate and Elilott•that
tenders be celled for • tae • eonstruc-
tion • of the ',Ackert . Drain, "according
10 the Plan, Profile Tenders to be .
in
clerk's hands .nat• later than .1g ,•o-
°clock,..noini .April't15th, 1940,.and to
Miss- Sadielewitt of London was
a heliday•yisiter with heia Mother and
sister
•Mrs. W. 1.. MacKenzie is ill with
neuritis and confined to her room
for a time.
Mi's. W. A. Porteoua and
Loalse-are ainitiag this 'week i4 Wind-
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rEURSDAY,MARCH 28th, 1940
Pi....POPP•••••••••
ESTIMATE; OF COST
FIRST YEAR OF WAR
War cost to Canada, in the toming
fiscal year is estimated at $500,000,-
000, This •is. nearly three times the
exaeaditure 'in the first year of the.
last war.. Canada's military •contra
'button in' the war of 1914-18 was larg-
ely one of men. Now the contribu-•
tion is one 0 men plus Machines, and
the machine heavily increases ,the
cost. '
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with the'last war: ,
An army division costs about twice
as much. This is due to mechanized
equipment. .
Mr. •and_ Mra„ Jim Gardner '.haye
•rented the Herb Millerresidence north
of la H. MCQUillinia,,, •• „
Mr. :and Mrs. Wan, Huston of De-
troit were weeiLexid visitors 'with 'his,
parents, Ma. ..iind• Masa David Has:-
ton. ' ,
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Finlay MacDonald of the teaching
staff at Lanhursa near Kiagstan,
an Easter visitor at htS home at Lech-
alsh.
population.
' est or ally tender not necessarily ea-
Misa Isobel Hemilton, of Stratford
was ari Easter holidayviaitar with
her parents, ala.• and •Mrs.' A. W.
Hapinton.., : •• ,
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• You can talk to one man—oar McKinnon Voting..against, the motion
classified ads talk to thousands. was declared lost. • • •
Med. by Tiffin and Hodgins that
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• You can • get those heavy, money- *
. snaking hogs to' market quicker—and save
• up to 400 pounds of grans per pig—by using•
Roe Wondergrow Hog Concentrate. See your Roe •
, Feeds dealer and, start your, hogs on the short
,"Roe Road" to market today. Complete feeding .
directions in every bag,
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Ha. cotic,EN•TRATE
FiNI.AYSON. BROS.
Seed Fair
Plan to attend the First-, Annual Bruce County S,eed Fair, Crop
Convention and Seed Display. •
'PAISLEY TOWN HALL '-
• April 2nd.
•COMMENCING AT 10:00 A. M.
SUITABLE PRIZES on 13 cbasses of Grain, Sniall Seeds , and
Potatoes .
Seed Display • Panning Mill Screen Service
Discussions, on Crop Improvement and Soil Fertility
For further particulars write G. R. GEAR, SECY-TREAS.,
• WALKERTON, ONT.
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•At this stage of the last waraCara
ada's ,natal equipment and personnel -
consisted of tree,. light ,cauiseis and
1500: men the first full fiscallyear,1 .
the• Nivel aServiee spentless than
a4,000;000. ' -
aThe Neyal , Service now has a per-
sonnel of 6,000 officers and men. Its
strength is six destroyers and a flo-
tilla leader with' frie,Inaval tmine-
sweepersaand go ;auxiliary craft. Esa
timated• ebst for the first fiscal year
is $40,000,060. The building program •
calls for the construction of. all, ves-
sels totalling nearly $50,000;006.
• In the first year .of the, last, war,
Canada, had no Air Force. The Royal
Canadian Air Force now ,comprises.
8,000 officers and men, This does not
• include the British ,Ceinmonweelth
Air Training 'Plan. Estimates of Can -
ad's share in the' plan, up to Sep-
tember ant neift„.are $50,000;000. Dur-
ing the full fiscal year:ending Mareh
• leek McLeod of Westervelt •Sehool
London; Was, an taster weekend 'vis-
itor with his pares*. Mr.. and Mrs..
W. S. McLeod. •• • • •
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:Gila, Johnny .Carter • who has .been
stationed at Kingston for ';some time
spent the week -end With .his parents
Mr. and, Mre.,..Peter T. Cartea.
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a•Mr. 'C: G. Malay, B.S.C., of Ot-
tawa spent the Easter';holidays' with
Ids father F',.R..McNay end. his bretli •
ers Alex. and Kelso', McNay. '• ,
' Mr. and Mrs. M. JaMeade of Men
treal; (nee Evelyn 4, Aitchison), • were
recent visitors with the:letter's gra:sni-
ps:tents; •Ma. and •Mrs.F. •Malcolm.,‚
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Miss Helen, Thompson of 'Hanover
was a week -end viAiter.ia Tciranto and
is ''speriaing the . •aeinainder ' of the
Easter holidaYs-lat her home here. a
erich be appointed salicitor for the
To nshi
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Miss,' Ella •Heffran of •I31Yth is a
visitor at the home .of Mr. and Mrs.
Win: MacKenzie Miss Katherine Mara
• • MoVed in amendment by .1VIcKenaie Kenzie. of .the Toronto teaching staff
and Elliott• that "Campbell Grant" of is spending the atelidaya at her home.
Walkerton be appointed solicitor for
Dave Horne 'as le Toronto this
the Township. .,Councillor MclCinnort
. week. On Tuesday night he attended
supporting the motion it was declared
the Stanley Cup playoffs between De -
Moved by MORenzte and McKinnon
t.roit Red Wings: and the Leafs and
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test night planned to attend the Whit -
that orders: be issued in payment of
11 li'll and accOtints passed at this by-Powassan game at Whitby.
meeting. Moved b• m
cK'Mr. andMrs.R. J. Cameron had
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enzie and Tiffin that their *family horne for the Baster
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31,1941., it is estiniated, Canada will
spend approximately $100,000,000 •on
the Ceinmonwealth scheme. This sum
of $500;000,000.
is 'part of the estimated total cost
Collapsed Dating Service ' ,
David Robertson, of Walkerton, 87 -
;ear old dean of the legal fraternity.
e this part of Ontario suffered a
weak spell 'recently while attending
church, but suffered. no ill effects
and resumed his duties the next. day.
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we: do now adjourn to meet again wpek:e0., .• including Arabelle from
on Monday the 15th day of April .6t. Glencoe, Stewart' from pert :Colborne,
the usual -place and time. •• • and *Kenneth of the 97th Battery,
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.-Listierel, who is on a-att.-weeks' leave.
Andrew Thompson of. Bowmanvi.11c
was holiday visitor with his, par-
ents, Mr.. and' Mrs. D. M. Thompson.
Andiew is interested' and active in a
movement to secure an'. arena in Bova
inidivilie and „seeured considerable in-
formationhre.about the local arena while
• Ch gees. issued: J. R. Lane, (Feb. • . •
20), ydro at ,• Hall, $4:62; LucknOw
'Sentinel, printing. and adv., e5.05;,
Miss Jean Weir, typing 3 copies Aud-•
itors' report, 3.00; Village of Luck -
now,•• relief, ,6.94; J. H. Hall, • relief,
17.44;.' Reid's Bakery,: relief. ..breed,
5'8'6; Wm."Mtirdie; relief wood, 6.50;
Township of Guliess, relief, 3,34; • J.
J'L Hall, relief .86.00; COSens.& ,Booth,
prenihnia Treas.' 'honci:. 3.00; Harold
Peivir,. bounty one wild. dog, 20.00,
tmerson. • Irwin, part salary, 40.00;
Harvey Hodgins, refund dog aax, 4.00f
A, Nelson, •one-half hospital account,
22.50. • • . • . •
• Highway cheques: Levi Eckensatil,
ler, pay list 16, .$3.50;Harty 'Levis; ,
pay iist 9.20; 'Russel, Gaunt, 'pay
list 18,. 6.80; Frank ' Johnston, pay
list 19, 4.60; Ed. James, iay.list 20,
7.70a Eddie Wadel, pay, list 21, .65;
Road Ma 8, pa'y list 22, '14.80.
• - J. R. LANE, 1Clerk.
Several Measle Cases •
A number' of cases of measels of
a mild type were reported the latter
part of the week, 'chiefly among High
School students, the majority' of
which are pupils from, the rural sec-
tions.. •
THE.
UNITED.
CHURCH.
• .LUCKNOW
!erviancd7p
es 1l -m
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' ELECTION RESULTS! •
MAN plus SIN equals "
Wax, Poverty, Disease,
..• Injustice, Tyranny, -Death
MAN plus. JESUS CHRIST eqii als
Peace, ProSperity, ,Health, Dern-
ecracy,*Life!
TAKE YOUR CHOICE! UN)ery
day is an election day with God!
McNeil 'Case Appealed . •••• •
Mr. Chas. M. 11/1eNeb, former team
solicitor. and municipal •• Clerk and.
Treasurer of Walkerton, has appealed
from the sentence of three and a half.'
years' imprisonment, imposed: on. him
by His, Honour Judge Owens 'on MOr:.
.2nd •following ,• a • of• • ghilty
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Mr. MeNab of •stea.ing 12,866.00
of .the municipal funds of. Walkerton
oyer 'a Terve& of • twenty-nine months
extending from August lst 1937 'to
December 31St,. 1939., The, appeal is
being entered on the grounds that t e
seatenee was exceSsiveain vi •
the circumstances ••iii -connection wi
the case:The' matter will come befOre
the „ Court ...zof Appeal in :Taranto in
April.* • • •
• MURIDIE'S
UNION ENAMEL
Made by one of the best man-:
nfacturers in Canada.
Quarts 900; • - Pints. 50c
4 • UTILAC ENAIVIEP
No better four-hour ,enamel:
made:. We' have sold it for years,
Quarts $1.60; •• Pints 90e •
• •Superior
, VARNISH' STAIN
Quarts -85c; ••• Pints like •
Rot
nEingENAMEL"
tpL`
Por te
Ita*
'la pints 30e; plias 20e
- Superior -
HOUSE PAINT
Quetta 75c; • Pints 45c
. ••'KOVERMOR '
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FLOOR. ENAMEL
A superior article. *
• Quarts $1.16; ' Pints 60c
Moore's; ••
INTERIOR, GLOSS •
Mooaa's, TiIeLike
FLOOR ENAMEL SniOoth, beautiful
fiu
tram, •
ish; attractive colors' to sho'ose,
Quarts $1.20; Pints 65e ,•
Quarts $1,35; ; Pints 70e
Centennial
SPAR VARNISH
Centennial
FLOOR VARNISH
A high quality varnish which
• has proven its worth.
• .Quarts $1.10; Pints 60c
• WhizDUTYSeif-P°lishing
HEAVY• WAX'
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A splendid article. Satisfiction
guaranteed 'or your money re
funded. You don't pay. for ex- •
tenslve advertising.
Quarts 79c; Pints 49c
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Presbyterian, Y. P. S.. • '
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There was an excellent attendance
.at the Young People's Meeting on
Monday evening,: the occasion • be-
ing 'a special, •,taster programme
when ,the book of • ,tather, , was
dramatized.,, The. , meeting which •
was ,ia .charge ofthe -musketcommittee,
committae; -opened by singing psalm.;
114,• ;Md. the scripture lesson. from
• the book •�f Esther, was :read by boo
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aid Henderson.: During the. first act,
Peggy,: Marion and Helen MacDonald
sang a ..trio, and. Mrs.. R. Douglas
Mrs. J. 'Smith, Mrs. Wm. MacKenzie
and Mrs, C.• H, MacDonald sang
quartette between • tie,a second • and,
third :lets; Characters were,, Esther,
•the queen, Mrs. Clark Finlayson;
Alkasueruiathe king,, Mr, Melvin:Orr;
.Mordecai; a Jew; Esther uncle, Mr.
. J. D. Ross.; Ilandana the king's coma-
sellor, CoyleB. Russell; Zere;li, Ra -
man's Nvife; Matidie Fisher; Leah,'
• fiend.- of .the queen,: Mrs: Morgan
Henderson; Salome and Sarah, ..jew-
isa attendants of queen, Peggy Mac-.
Donald and Stella. Steward; Harbona,•
chamberlain of . the palace, Northan
Taylor'; • I
Hatach, the King's -scribe;
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• Miss , Janie Alton, nurse -in -train'
ing, in Hamilton General Hospital was
home for the week -end.
Jack Fletcher of New Golden Rose
Mines is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan T. MaCKinnon, Can. 6, Kinloss.
- See The New
ordison
Tractor ,
aiid Plow
Now on Display
at 'the
FORD 'GARAGE-
..G...0atraPder; *Prop:
miii•er'nommel"'"ir
guards. The meeting closed by sing-
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• ing hymn 223, and Mr. MacDonald
Dr. Little; Court ladies, flower girls, pronounced the benediction. '
Robert Fisher and Cliff Aitchison
Were week -end visitors at their homes
here. On returningI on Sunday .after -
moan,. Mr. Fisher got as. far as Blyth
when he was forced to turn back. Re-
suming the trip Monday, they were
again held up by road' conditions at
Blyth, and forced to abandon the Car
and take the train.. •
Doug •Clarke of Powassan is holi-
(laying with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Temple Clarke. Doug went to
Whitby Wedne.sclity where the
Powassan Hockey team was playing
the second' game of the total goal
series. Powassan' won the first game
last -Friday night by a score of '7
to 3, and his team from the "North"
is again considered 'a stronger con:,
tendea for the Ontario "B" champion-
ship.
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FIRST SIX WEEKS'
.COUNT .BIG WITH CHICKS
DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR ' CHICKS THE FIRST SIX
„ WEEKS OF THEIR LIFE.
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FEED PIONEER CHICK MASH 11.6E -SURE
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IT'S A SPECIALLY FREPARED CHICK. RATION DEVEL- ,
OPED BY, EXPERIENCE.
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tial vitamins and minerals, that young chicks must have in or-
der to thrive and grow. If they miss out in, the first six weeks
they'll never be profit makers. So start' them right. '
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FINLAYSON BROS., Dealers
R. WEBB, Pioneer Feed Representative.-
• COME IN FOR OUR FREE BOOKLET"IIEALTHY CHICKS"
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Variety Of Goods Of Interest—your mouth -Ego sate, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 4th,
5th, 6th. Watch For Your Bill In The Mailaw-If You Do Not Get One Ask About It At The Store.
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