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THURSDAY, MAY 9TH, 1940
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Sunday, May 12th. �'
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her with a f hose...'...... 75c and up'
vice, semi -service, crepe.and chiffon. Pair
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Most, p"opular,"to wear'with navy or black..up
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A . bIEW HAG for MO
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retains her : girlish figure she would
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WASH E $1.49 & $1;95 •
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SCE PRESB TER.
E°. t.N `T•EESWATER
iBruee United Church ;Presbytery,
met in. Teeswater Presbyterian
.Church ►u Thuraday, May 2nd, with
25 ministerial and. 29 lay. nnembers,
and a number of visitors present,
,Rev..(-, W.,. Moore Presided. Rev, S:
McLean of -Paisley, Who is retiring,
• from the active ministry, conducted
the devotional exercises and preach-
j The following officers were.elected
.for • 194041: Chairman, Rev.' S B.
Stokes of 'Cliesley;, secretary, Rev.'.
L. S. 'Mott ' of , Tara; treasurer,' .Rev.:
H. J,: Harnwell . of Walkerton; .ass't
treas. Mr. .. , E: +Ileo - an of ` Walker-
ton.
A~
tons Committee `cgnveners; archives,
1VIr. J.' 'A.George;• • boundaries, , Rev.
' .C: N. 'MaCKensie 'Chri'stian` eddca-•
tion,, 'Rev: R. C. Todd:, contingent'
fund, Rey. Wm. Huddleston; ' Evans-
elism and social service, Rev. G. Ker-
sey; finance, Rev., L. S. Mott;' horee
--. missions, Rev. W. M. Lee;;' inductions,
Rev. R,"Ii•: Turnbull;''missionaiy"edu
cation;• Rey: R N. Stewart; pastoral
relations, Rev S B. Stokes, penisons,
.Rev. J. C. Nicholson;, .property, Rev:
H. C. Harris; publications, Rev.- G.
• D: ' Petrie; 'permits' and Memorials,
Rev. W. J, Rayner;' resolutions, Rev.
.R. C. Williams; •statistics, Rev. L.S.
Mott; :students, Rev's, H: J.' Harn-'
well and R. N. Stewart; sustentation
fund, Rev. G. N. Maxwell; settlement.
committee representatives, Rev's. G:
W. Moore and• C. N. MacKenzie; com-
! missioners , to General •Council; Rev:
G. W. • 1iIoore, Mr. G. B. Clarke; alter -
pates; Rev..L. S. Mott, Mr. Will Will -
CLOCAL'an NERAL
MacGallnm af
week -end with h
Sherrnff,
Stephen .of Ottawa
her uncle
W. J. Little.
xniltQii of Stratf
at her home
ham
wen I7, MacQuaig
are spending
h relatives -in to
who has been, with,
Flynn, during her
ay. for, her home
ari: Alton incl Da
ng-',
Alton.: of • Toro
sitors ,Y• with 't
James Alton
of. Atwood, a 'mem-
ber
called on , friends
PARRY --Wed
day, only. Dresses
Coats $10.95 & $1
sample coats
Remember the•,,
LETON & •CO.
Jack Johnstone
Marlyn' and Shirleygra. Goiriar.' • Gib
Sunday in ;Luc`.
L. Chorley of Dunn-
ville, "extens
and Ontario, is.
a O ,
all this week at
Mission.
<'Miss Margaret S.
Mary's' spent the ger
friend, Mrs. H. ( , ,
Miss Grace Step . is.
visiting this week withand
aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
• Miss. Isabel Iia erc
was a week -,end visitore
here.•
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,•SOLID LEATHER, wrrli 'RUBBER
HEELS; BUILT IN ARCH, AT
sag's Solid: Leather. Shoes
LEATHER, SOLE and '• HEEL •.
"FIT • FOR A KING," HALF •SIZES
$4.25
Men's `Black Split
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• HO'LTITE SOLES AND
. RUBBER HEELS
$2.45
Mel Orr's
SHOE REPAIR
United Church Y.- P. S.
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,.'The• meeting opened with the sing-
ing , of hymn 262 .and . repeating the
`Lord's prayerin unison. Mary Fisher
gave the Scripture lesson. The min-
utes 'were read and adopted and ;the
roll call given. llytpn 240 closed this
• part of the meeting.
The programme was in charge of
Citizenship Committee, Margaret 'Esc
favoured' us With a solo. `The.•topic.
"Seven, Step Along Icing's High,-
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igh;* way" was given by Rev. Todd. This
proved very interesting to the young
people, as the seven steps were Turn•
Follow, Learn, Pray, Serve,‘ Worship
Share. A reading "Lesson ' of Life"
was given by Mrs. MacDonald. With
the• singing of hymn 47 -,and repeating
mizpah benediction closed the meet-
ing.
Presbyterian Guild
Mr, and Mrs. >
of • Avon Lake, Ohio,
their vacation with wri.
�MrS J. °L. b'alls,•
her sister, Mrs.
Hess, left on Tuesd a
Chicago
:Greetings' were conveyed from pres-
byteiy to the ' W. `M. S. by Rev. L,
S. 3,ott and 'from the W. M. S. to the"
Presbytery by =Mrs. W. • J. Rayner.
The following activitities• at Mirimichi
Bay, near Port Elgin; were • announ-
ced: Summer School, July' 2=11; Boys'
Camp, July 1"1-19; Girls' Camp, Aug.
a-10. Mr. James . Alex. ' Little of Tees-
water was' accepted as a candidate for
the ministry; incidentally it hap:
pened •in, the .church of his boyhood.
A preaching mission is planned with=
in the ' Presbytery.• The yrse of games
of . chance by: our, congregations' or
their organizations was deplored.,
The request of .Clifford and Drew
charges to be transferred to Gee'ph
Presbytery was acquiesced in.. Permis
Sion 'w s given: to Zion Church,. Kep-
pel township,' to • sell a 50 -acre farm.
The following • tolls to ministers were
endorsed;' from '.Waterdown,to•Rev.
A. L. Sanderson of 'Underwood; from
Paisley, to' Rev. `G., N. Maxwell•of
Cambray; from Tara, to Rev. L. S.
Mott of Bervie; from Motherwell, to
A: C. S. Smith of North' Bruce.
Requests for changes in pastoral re-
lations from .Rev's. L. A. Knox, R.
C. Williams- and W. G Waldron were
ordered transmitted to the Settle-
ment committee. A memorial from
Tara deploring • the unsettling • of
charges 'during the Conference year
was transmitted to the, General. Coun-
eil simpliciter. Thanks was expressed
to Teeswater Presbyterian and Un-
ited churches. •
Presbytery will hold its picnic meet-
ing in Southampton on Wednesday,'
June 19th.
A. C. S. SMITH, Secretary.
The meeting was, in charge of the
Having in ,mind the serious foothold
aimed in ,Ontario by noxious weeds
during and. after. the last great war,
the "Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture is planning a provincial -wide
weed control Campaign for 1940. Weed.
meetings Have been arranged for •
.every county in the province this
month at which all phases of.the weed
problem will be:discussed by • provin-
cial, federal and local officials, who
point out noxious weeds imist not be
alib'wed' to curtail war time. feed, pro''
and .Mrs,'. W ug-,
las and' 4�i1, Oliv „nto•,
were week -end vi heir
mother, Mrs. Jam
Jack _Hamilton em-
ber of I' the Royal Medical
Corps • at London;ends
'here on Saturday. •
Lookout Committee and o ned by
1`t is e�cpeeted khat every member
•of municipal councils w.eec inspect;,
ors and,road' officials -will'. attend and
a special invitation is given, i,.farm-,'
r rs to, bring their weed;.: problems . to
Their 'county; Meeting. .
All meetings: will be held.in the
local 'Dept. of Agriculture offices .�un-
less otherwise 'specified; The' meetings
will, be held' at. ten o'clock,; standard.
tune in all cases. The Bruce Comity
Meeting will be held in Walkerton
on May 28th and the'Huron County
meeting in Clinton • on -May 22nd. •
Clansman's • Jamboree
May 24th
MAY SHOPPING nes-
day. May 16th, one
$2.95 & $4.95;.0 495.
Many of these areand
worth s more. date,
May. 16th TEMP .
Mr. and Mrs: and:
little daughters .
and. Mr. , and bons
of Elmira spent now
and Ripley.
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Evangelist F.unn-
ville, who . bas . travelledively,
in the Maritimes con-
ducting. services the
Lucknow Gospel
Visiting In ' Sudbury.
Mr; and 'Mrs. F. Malcol of town
are visiting 'for a time in Sudbury
pe with their son, Lyman, and Mrs. Mal-
ainging psalm 113. The Lord's prayer col:.' Mrs. Malcolm motored. here
.res ,repeated in unison and the• scrip- the end of the week returning on
ture lesson was demon. After singing hymn 723 he SuMr. Jim Hen- nday, accompanied by her husband's
.minutes were read and adopted and
the offering was received. The Bible
study, "The• Fatherhood of ;God" was
ably taken by Mr. John D. Ross. Hel-
en ;MacDonald, sang a solo and an
excellent topie on • "The Church" was.
;riven by Gladys MacDonald. Helen
and Bud Orr sang a duet and after,
singing hymn 296 Mii. MacDonald
closed the meeting with prayer.
It's the mistakes of wise men that
make them wise.
parents.
Named On Committees • ,
At the annual meeting of the Syn-
od 'of Hamilton and London, held in
Chatham last week, Rev. C. H. Mac-
Donald Was appointed •.convener of
the Mission Board. Rev. • John Pol-
lock and Rev. Reynolds . sler were
placed on the Kintail Camp Commit-
tee.
'At The
LYCEUM THEATRE
GHAM
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Show each afternoon and even-
ing at 1:45 & 7:45
• ALL SEATS RESERVED..
Matinee . 75c; Evening $1.00
Tickets now on • sale at the Box
Office, env evening..
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MAIL ORDERS will receive'..
special -attention, if.. self-ad-
dressed' stamped envelope is in-
cluded. •°
1VIr: Neil MacKenzie, Miss Mary Mc-
Kenzie and Miss Jessie MacRae 'vis-
ited with Mr. and • Mrs. John' MacRae
over the 'week -end.,
SpecialSale of new Chiffon Silk;Hose
Crepe Silk Hese, Service Weight . Silk
hose. All the new colg'rs, The Mar-
ket Store..
Bob MacKenzie is attending •.the:
School of. Embalming at Toronto.
where e: -is taking his second year
course, Avhich :started on Monday and.'
continues for a month. .
Mrs. Thomas Aitchison who has
been visiting in : Harriston since
:Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Aitchison, returned to her: home here
Saturday..
The meeting of the Lucknow Wo=
Men's Institute will, be . held on Fri-
day, May 10th in. the Town Hall. Top-
ic --Planing a garden. Roll callEx-
change of •Slips or seeds either for
home or garden. -
Mr. and • Mrs. Henry • Kruger and
Lois, and Mrs: Roy Cringle and Helen
of Detroit, visited the first of ,the
week with the .1atlies' mother, Mrs.
David' Gillies and their sister, Mrs.
Charles Cook, • ,
THE
•UNITED.
CHURCH
LUCKNO;W •
SUNDAY. ' •
MAY 12TH
MOTHERS' DAY •
11 a.m.—HONOR THY MOTHER
To those frith cars—Please bring
the�old folks; out to the morning
service. i ,
3. p.m.—Opel Session of the Sun-.
day . Scho with Mothers in
charge. e.
Al invited.
Evening Se'� rvice Withdrawn
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Mir. and Mrs. Ralph .Million "of
Straffordville were week end • visitors
at the home of • Mr. and Mrs.- Sam. Mc-
Guire. Some • imprdvement is noted
in .the condition of Mr. McGuire who
has been quite ill since :suffering•'
a stroke some three' ;reeks 'ago.
,.WILL YOU BE. THE•„LUCKY ONE
IN -THE -SEPOY, STARE CONTEST?
edar Chet Fred
,.Value• $29.95.
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To The. Holder 'Of.. The.. Lucky Ticket
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• ENTER. THEIR NAME ONCE
:• EVERYONE' � IS ENTITLED TO
WITHOUT OBLIGATION TO BUY, AND .WILL: RECEIVE AN
ADDITIONAL cRANGE WITH EI EJ Y 50e SPENT THROUGH
OUT. THE 'CONTEST.
CONTEST RUNS FOR TWO MONTHS
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MANY ATTEND PRESBYTERIAL
MEETING AT TEESWATER.
Lucknow was well 'represented at
the 14th -annual ineetingof the Bruce.
Presbyterial of the .United Church
W. M. S., held last week at Teeswater
with .an attendance of over 200,
Official local • delegates were Mrs.
Rpy Black from the Evening Auxil-
iary' and Mrs. R. IL Thompson from
the W. M. S, •
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Among the reports was 0 that of the
Associate Helpers given by Mrs. N.
K Bushell, who was re -appointed as
leader of this'' department. Mrs. Al
lin Turner was appointed press sec-
retary: The session concluded with
prayer ” offered by Mrs. S. C. Rath -
The worship service was conducted'
by Mrs, Wm. G. Waldron' of Allen -
ford. 'The memorial service was in'
charge of Mrs.. C., N. MacKenzie . of
Ripley.. The guest speaker for the
afternoon was Mrs •G.:` E: ,Forbes,
,past president of the Dominion board,
who alsoconducted tae'. installation '
of officers..Miss Mabel Carroll',, on
furlough from. China, and Miss. War-
ren,. also on furlough. from. China, :ad-
dressed the gathering. .
Right • Mission Bands of the pies=
bytery were awarded certificates for
special recognition. The treasurer's
report showed 'an increase hi givings,
$8,190.68 'having • been raised during
the year, •which was an increase civet
1938.'. . •
well
Mrs: W. J. Rayner, of Belmore. was You are not dressed
elected president for the coining year. you wear a smile.
for work, until
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1earanCe;
allies' Spring Coats (.4 Dresses
Beginning This Friday
RIGHT NOW IN' THE HEART OF THE SEASON WE ARE OFFERING
__. WHOLE .,....,.,:., OF THE i AIESI iN SPRING DRESSES AND
COATS' : AT ' BIG• SAVINGS •
LADIES'
SPRING COATS
MANY STYLES AND COLOURS TO
CHOOSE FROM
PRICED FROM 4;95 UP
DRESSES . '
A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
DRESSES. ALL SIZES: s) Gm UP
PRICED. FROM G ° 7
T/IIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE REAL MONEY! DON'T MISS ITi
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EARL .MAN, -Lucknow, Opt.
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u Will Be • Interested In The Great. Stock Of New Service Weight Silk Hose; Chiffon
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Silk Hose, Crepe Silk Hose That Have Been Collected For Your Approval. These Are All
On Sale Now . At Greatly Reduced Prices All The New. Season's Colors.
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