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BOYS'WASH SYTITS Air. , r .. '$1,98.
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THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL.
MANY LAWYERS IN
NEW PARLIAMENT
Analysis of the occupational desig-
nations of the 245 members • of the
new House of Commons; opening May
16,, shows that any member could find
among his colleagues+ toneor more
qualified to serve him, if required, in
a variety of ways.
Services available would cover legal
work of all kinds, provision': of farm!
products, educational instruction,'
writing a .life .or five insurance policy,
religious comfort, publication, report-
ing or . editing `a newspaper, dental'
care, medical attention, engineering:
preparation of a real home meal, ad-
ivertising and even funeral preparat-
ions. • ,
They new•"'House of Commons
braces the•. following:Lawyers, 76;
business men; 48; ~farinera,• 37; doc-
tors,
oc-
tors,l18 .teachers, 10; civil and :min,
ing :engineers; 9; insrurance. agents, 7;
clergymen, 4 transport services, '4;
publishers, .journalists, druggists,
municipal : secretaries, ^ two each;
housewife, (1Vlr s,"D.'W Neilsen,, North
Battleford) ; optometrist;. butcher,.
architect,. mortician,` machinist, .ad.
vertising executive.
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CLOCAL and. GENERAL J.
MILLINERY SALE—Saturday, May
25th. •Several' styles' •at '$1.5.0 each.
B. Robertson:
Mr, Jack Nwton of Gorrie has ac-
cepted a position at Hol'lyrnan's Bak-
ery.
Mr: and Mrs. T.'Jantzi of Milverton
were week -end visitors with her hi -o-
ther
ther Mr. George Fisher and Mrs Fish-
SPECIAL VALUE
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MASSEY-HARR9S CREAM SEPARATORS
Teri or more meinbers' are• "retired"
or des'cr'ibed as ''`gentlemen:' The bus-
iness: 'nen eover merchants,. nianuf-
aeturers, agents, travellers, salesrnen;
contractors, • exporters, executives,
lumber dealers :and a knitter and a
cattle drover. .
The fernier .group covers' both "dirt"
and. "gentlemen" variety, The doctors,
iiielude - :the country .doctor, , the • city
•physician, the .skilled surgeon and 2•
'dental surgeon The,•teachers .eover..
-university, primary •and secondary'
schools..Clergymen are:' Rev: ¶Da1i
Mchvor, Fort William; Rev. Alexand-
er. Nicholson, .MacKenzie, Sask.; "Rev.:
T. C. • Douglas, Weyburn, Sask.;, . and
Rev.' Ernest Hansell,.':Macleod Alber-
ta.• J. S.. Woodsworth., the C.C.F. lead
. er •is now listed as"lecturer,': 'though,
•- he is ordained. .'. '
P. S:: MACKENZ;IF. MOVES TO
WALKERTON TO. PRACTISE LAW
• Dr. James ,Little will be . out of
Town May 27th to• 29th attending the
Ontario Dental Convention in • Tor -
SHOTGUN. ENDS
BANDIT'S SPREE
tlA blast frons a shotgun failed an.
attempt • of safecrackers 'to . loot the
safe of the R. J. Hueston & Co. lum-
ber mil office at Gerrie of a large sung
of money, and ended a series of five
brealcins occurring in rapid succession
early last •.Saturday morning., '°
Entering two stores at Paisley, one
at Elmwood and a garage at 'Walker-
ton the thieves next job was at Gerrie,
where George Galloway was awaken-
ed by the blasting, of the lumber mill
safe. From , his bedroom window he.
'saw two Men,, shouted.`at•them, arid as
they .started to flee,fired at • • them.
One: • of the thieves ' may have been
wounded,' ' '
With a gooddescription of the pair,
police aree hopeful of pan early arrest
in the vase and are hunting fo* a 1940'
Dodge car, which is` believed to ha:re
used iii the "series of robberies:'
Shortly after midnight the bandits
broke' into the Swift Canadian 'Co; at
Paisley and obtained .$5 from a cash
box. They, next ' 'visited McFarlane's
store, at Paisley and there obtained
fortyof socks, a pair gf shoes
and, about $30 in; cash; Entry to •both
buildings was gained by breaking the
front doors.: .
Their next' call • was at Elmwood
where they forced their way into the
feed store and •. chopping mill owned
ly Frank Fisher, blew open the safe,
and escaped" with between $15 and $20
in silver. Although 'this robbery was
not discovered . until . Saturday morn-
ing,. police have obtained a good •,de='
scription of • the robbers from an' Elfin=
wood • resident. '
:.Soiree of the goods stolen. in Paisley
and papers, taken at Elmwood were
diseovered bythe roadside near ' Han-
over.
The thieves next , broke• into the
garage operated by Harold Scott at
Walkerton. Here they smashed' -the
front window and'. obtairied $15 from
the till, but :left a larger amountof
money in the safe. They are ' be
lieved to ,have ,been, frightened away.
Their next .job was then, unsuccessfuly
atternpted.,at Gorrie, to'end this early
morning series of breakins.
WHEN •]PAINS ARE : TORTURE
from I.theumatisrn, •Sciatica' Backache:.
use Rumacaps-their Two Wav, Aet-'
ion attacks the •cause.=.McK1M'S-
DRUG STORE.
A Fine AlsSortntent 'of •Waterrnan's.
-and Eclipse Fountain Pens at bargain
prices are included its the merchan-
dise at the sale at Mchim's Drug
Store
Miss Islay Campbell, student nurse
at Guelph General Hospital is spend-
ing three weeks' vacation with her
parents, Mr., and. Mrs. Jack Campbell..
e The new Massey,llarris'No.9'
Cream Separator le one of the
greatest values: ever offered. lot
• is priced with the lowest;, yet
k has Massey -Harris,. quality
• throughout. You get good close.
skim" ming With the. „famous
• Maesey-1'•Iarris Six -1'06a Film
Flow method of distributioh.
A real money' saver at the new
low pirice. • •
New: Love Price'
f oneenient"fetu+s'Arranged.
S. K LPATR:ICK
MASSEY=HARRIS
BEATTY AND C. I i .
• DEALER•
'Phone 7$, .." - Lucknow.
P. Stuart MacKenzie, . 'associated
with W. R. Tomlinson in a Jaw office
in Port Elgin since 1936; is taking
over the practice of O. E. Klein, of
Walkerton, and will be succeeded by
George ;,Eaton,,' popular young Port,
Elgin barrister.. Mr. Klein was re-
cently appointed' . judge •'ef County
Court • of York.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs"
MacKenzie ' will be • sorry to learn of;
their departure for Walkerton Where
Mr. .,.MacKenzie . will occupy Mr.
: Klein's old office,. •
Congratulations are extended •Geo..
Eaton, son.. of Mr. -and 'Mrs..Albert E.
Eaton of Port Elginupon hisappoint
merit' asassociate of W. R. Tomlin-
son, K.C., M. P.—Port Elgin Times
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ROUND•STRIP • BARGAIN: ,FARES
from LUCKNOW
MAY' 31:� and JUNE .1
To Stations .Oshawa'.and East to Cornwall inclusive, Uxbridge,' Lind-
say,* Peterboro,, Campbellf rd, Newmarket, Collingwood, Meaford,
'Midland,lNorth Bay,. Pari, Sound, Sudbury,' Capreol. and West:to
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Beardmore.: • ° .
P.M. Trains • M'AY 31 - - All Trains, JUNE 1
TO TORONTO `
.also to Brantford, Chatham, Goderich, Guelph, Bai Tilton, •London,
• Niagara Falls, Owen .Sound, St.' Catherines, St. Mary's,' Sarnia, Strat-
,ford, Strathroy, Woodstock.
See handbills,for complete list of destinations.
For fares, rettirn limits, train • information, tickets,' etc. consult
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- • nearest Agent., T149A
CANADIA411 NATIONAL
WATCH
NEXT WEEK'S SENTINEL
FOR PARTICULARS OF ' ,
• :SCHM D'S
3rd ANNIVERSARY
SALE
Commencing Friday, May 3Ist
LEAF HOCKEY STAR IN
TOWN LAST WEEK
Syl Apps, star centre of the' Tor-
onto Maple. Leafs hockey team, was
in Lucknow last. week: A• native of
Paris, he: is now residing 'in • Toronto
app travelling for the St. Mary's Ce-
ment Comtiank, an . occupation that
will bring him to this district ' at reg-
ular intervals. So, if the word gets
rumored around of the date', of his
next trip here, he's •sureoto be greet-
ed by a flock " of young hero wor-.
shippers, not to mention adult sport
fans. ' •
Evening Auxiliary- ' • ,
The May meeting of the Evening
Auxiliarly was held at the. home of
Mrs: W. B. Anderson. After the 'op-
ening exercises and business tire pro-
gram . was given, consisting ,of. piano
solo by Jean Treleaven' followed by
• the report of the • Presbyterial held
at Teeswater by Mrs. Roy ,,Black.'
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Miss Roselli Mullin favoured •iia with
a vocal solo. The topic, taken from
the Study , Book, was ably given by
Miss Bertha' Allin. Hymn and prayer
closed the meeting. Social half hour
was much enjoyed.
ONLY FIVE CLUBS -IN
BRUCE LEAGUE LOOP
A mere five intermediate teams are
entered in the Bruce Baseball League
this season, only one of which is
located within the County. The teams,
all entered as Intermediate "B" Clubs'
are Southampton; Meaford, Hanover,
Wingham and Owen Sound. .
• A double schedule is to be played
with the., season opening on`°June 1st
and •concluding on August -the 7th,
when the first and third and second
and fourth place teams will meetin
the playoffs for the League Cham-
pionship.
Mrs, Wni. Naylor, returned from'
Toronto the first 'of;:the .week,,whore.
she , has been visiting 'with ' her, , 'sun;
p. • J. Naylor and Mrs. •Naylor. Mr.
Naylor who went overseas with the
15th General Hospital ,Medical Unit,
returned from England a
short 'time ago, when a "khaki rash"
infection failed to respond to treat-
ment. How long he may remain in
Canada ,is' uncertain. ' •
Enlisted Last Week •
Russ Button, 'son of. Mr. and Mrs.
ft: J, Button and. Ronald .Henderson,;,
son, of Mr. and. Mrs. J.. W. Hender-.
son, • Boundary West, 'have • enlisted
to the 100th and 97th • Batteries at
Listowel,, and are now in `uniform. •
Firecracker Ban, Effective . .
'The municipal ban on firecrackers
on main street has, been verjl well
complied with to date, and in •the
main business' :section on °.Saturday
niht there was practically a complete
absence, .of the explosives, 'although
some were fired off in -the post office
vicinity. :,� • .
LEG BROKEN WHEN. KICKED
BY HORSE
THURSDAY, MAY 23rd; 1940.
►7�HWELL & REED'S
issolutIori of Partnership
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Fill Swing : Astonishing
Is In g
r: Prices Many Cases
Values 3
Below Cost .. , Sale Prices On. ;, All
Summer �Footiwre •
Bu
New . Pimm
.4 • . oy
Now ,And . Save .r.
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• Mr. George W. • Herd; of H6lyrood,
father of Miss .Majorie Herd and Mr
Jack Herd; of town, had the . misfor7
tune .to' have his.left leg broken be=
low the knee when he vas kicked' by
a horse last Thursday evening. He
was taken' to Wingham"'General , Hos-
pital where the fracture was reduced
by Dr. W..'Connell. ' We are 'pleased
.to' report that he .is making. a splendid.
recovery,• and Was taken to, hist home
on ,Tuesday. — Wingham'. ,Advance=
Times . •
Rain .Delays Seeding
An unusually Wet spring, with rains
frequent although not always heavy,
hag •delayed the completion oE' see-=
•ing operations., This . week however
has brought an improvement in the
weather and this work is .being rush-
ed ' to completion as soil conditions
permit. .
THE
UNITED
CHURCH
LUCKNOW
SUNDAY
MAY. -26th
10 . a.m. .Sunday; School.
11 a.m.—SERVICE. OF INTER-'
' CESSION FOR THE EMPIRE.
Subject—THE WEAPONS OF
OUR. WARFARE., •
7'p.tn.—FOUR TERRIBLE
BEASTS.
WE APOLOGIZE
On more than one occasion lately,
a last 'minute flood of ,copy;• plus it
considerable ` volume of " advertising
has morethan taxed the •capacity of
our news columns. •
At such times, we have been forced
to • omit a considerable amount of
news, already in type form ready for'
printing. Among the omissions are.
rural news budgets, • for. which . we
'particularly apologize, in view of the.
fact that district correspondents:
without recompense,'compile the news
of their district "faithfully.each,,wweek,
and then occasionaly see their ,news
gathering efforts go for naught. •
It is a condition however that we
are powerless to correct; and cart Tie
apologize. We do our best to antici-
pate the quantity oftype matter we
will require each week, but the late
receipt of advertising and other eopy,•
creates an eleventh hour rush; and a
surplus of copy that we cannot han-
dle. We can only appeal again to ad,•
vertisers, contributors of news and
pi(ess correspondents to have • •their
copy in early—not' early Wednesday,
but .early in the week. Regular rural
news budgets, however, we do not ex-
pect to receive until the Tuesday af-
ternoon mail 'corms in. .
THE 'UPLIPTED HANDS
"And it .came to pass' when Moses
held',up his. hand, that Israel prevailed:
And when he let. down his hand Ama-
lek prevailed.". ; This Thursday .even -
Mg' at , the Lucknow Bible :,Institute
the greater part Of- the service• will
be-spent.in prayer 'for our nation.•We•
trust 'many swill •come.' 'and .help • by'
..their prayers to strengthen the.hands•
of our statesmen, generals • and sol-'
diers at this Most critical period of
our Nation's history:.May God'awaken•
the .Christians before it' is too late.
At 'this ..meeting the texts •will be
handed out to all. the young men plan'
ring to .enter, the contest for tl'ie, prize.
fo'r the best; "Five-minute" sermon-
ette.' Will everyone, please bring, their)
Bible.
IN
MEMORIAM
rItW IN=In • loving memory, of 'Hazel
"
irwin, dear ,�wife.and Mother, who pas -
ed' away May` 9r.4th, 1939.'
We Miss ''you no,*; our.hearts are sore
As time goes by, we •miss you �niore,
your loving smile,: your gentle face
N'o one can 'fill your vacant place,,.
Sadly .missed, by• • Husband ane
Daughter::'..
WALL ---In• loving memory of a:.dear
wife and. mother, Jessie Campbell -
Scott, beloved ' 'wife, of •Joseph E: Wall
who passed away Sunday,. May -29th.
1938. • .
Our lips cannot ,speak how' we loved.
1•her,
(➢nr hears cannot 'Only knows bow l we l hmissat ohery'
sod yy
?'n, a• home. that is lonesome today.
She bade 'no one a last farewell, •• .
she said -good-bye to .none,.• •
The ;heavenly gates -were .open wide,.
k • loving voice 'said "Come."
• Badly, missed by husband. and 'fam-
ily. . • •
H. M. King George •has requested
that' special services of..nterces-
sion fee the Empire be held on
Sunday, May 26th. Let every loyal
citizen do his duty by being pres-
ent at his cholen•place of worship.
in prayerful .apd penitential sprit.
and by joining his prayers with
those ,of his countrymen. The Lord
is our strength and our salvation.
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KINCARDINE AND RIPLEY
TO HAVE JUNIOR TEAMS
Among Festival Winners •
• Pupils of the senior classes of Han -
'ever Public 'School . were among the
winners at the Grey County. festival
of music, heldlast week at Owen
Sound, winding first place. in the
double trio;; competiti and third
fite, with a score o 81 points, in
mixed choir cont t. Miss Helen
Thompson is the rnusi instructor.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
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HAVE YOU ENTERED YOUR
NAME IN OUTt CEDAR
CHEST CONTEST?
S. S. Chiffon Hose, . . .... 49c
Comb. Compact, Cigarette
Case & Lipstick in F.ahcy
Box. ". .... 25c
Straw Hats •
15e,
25c
5 Cakes :Castile ' • • 10c
35e Can Colgate's Tooth
Powder and 20c -Can Col-
gate's Tooth Powder '..,• • 34c
25c • Bottle •Cashmere ' Bou-
quet Lotion for lc With ,..
Purchase of '40c size ":" .. 41e
GRASS MATS • • • • 39c, 69c.
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SLACKS,:. SUNSUITS AND
PLAY SUITS HAVE AR. -
RIVED '
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5.
5c 'to $1.00 Store
Kincardine's 'baseball activity this
year will 'be'iconfined ' toe a Junior
team; one of the seven. teams that
is expected to be entered in the Bruce'
Junior Loop, including Chesley, 'Kin-
cardine, Ripley, Walkerton, •Meaford,
Goderich . and Mount Forest.
The death of . Harry Thompson. ' of
Kincardine' has deprived the' Juniors,
of an ableand experienced, coach
and, manager, and there are indica-
tions that Bob' . Thompson may act
as his•succeesor in this role:
•It is expected that Ripley will also
enter a Junior squad as . they have
some promising talent in the Huron
Hub. In addition, with baseball 'out
of the question in Lucknow, there is
some junior_ material locally that
would be available" to .assist the Red-
meet_ in rounding, out a squad that
Should be a real championship con-
tender.
The biggest • drawback will be the
cost of operating in this loop that
extends fro Meaford in the North
to Goderich in he South and Mount
Forest to thastward. .
.APiTA1.
ncardine
• THURS.; FRI., . SAT.
MAY 23 — 24 — 25 *
• Holiday Special
STAGE SHOW
:'THE 3 SWINGCOPATORS" '
VARIETY ARTISTS'
IN`T'ERNATIONAL RADIO 4
• STARS ".
' FLUS
MUSICAL WESTERN
ROY ROGERS
SMILEY' BURNETTE
Billy the Kid' Returns
• AND .•
NAVAL COMEDY
JAMES'DUNNE
ROCHELLE HUDSON.
Pride .or the Navy'
SHOWS AT '7 0 & 9:30
MATJNEE'SA'1. AT 2;30
Two
MON. TUES.,
Gone With
AFTERNOONS
AT1:30
Days
MAY 27 - 28
The Wind'
NIGHTS
AT 8 p.m.
75c $1.00
GOOD SEATS STILL
AVAILABLE'
• PHONE IN YOUR
RESERVATION NOW.
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S1LK H
You •Will Be Interested In The Great Stock Of 'New Service Weight •Silk Hose, Chiffoz
Silk Hose, Crepe Silk Hose That Have Been Collected' ForYour Approval.These 'Are' All
On Sale Now At Greatly Reduced. . Prices --- All ,The New Season's Colors.
;uc no ,
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