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FRIDAY & SAT•.URDAY. AUGUST 16th & -17th .
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- THURSDAY, AUGUST lath., 19.#0
THE •LUckN W . SENTINEL
RIPLEY JtJN ORS OUSTED
t> - OUTLINES `TWOFOLD '
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LO AD and GEHEIZAL GODERICII NINE MONDAY
$ ff f 'Galt is visit ,
Ontario will be even, an opportunity teammates tient 'ou a hitting spree
WeeklyA Review Of Developments Mr. and rs t0 play. a part In Canada that wonP 3'
• l his i�Mr
war a
Canada at
STUDENT PROGRAM
With Huffy Harris portsiiding shut -
Mr. Don o ratan o a ' f Evex boy and girl of school ag'e in out ball on l►londay m Whiteman his
ing With Mi . and Mrs. E. V. Hoffman.
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- Mrs. Alex Lyons of Lon- ='s war ef- the Ri le-Luelaio(r labs a
On The Home Font don are vtsitrteg With . parents,fort, Prints l~Imister M. F. Hepburn to 0 victory over the • Goderech stns,
and Mrs.. James T. ons, svealed this week at Queen's Park. r and eliminated the- Lal es e Kids.
tefr a sesnion which d on, by 16, t Misses • Greet Fleming and , The Ontario Government's plans 'ui This thud game of the series was
Darned on. August 8
Parliament adjourned The ... ,
meet again on November ,5 but Vera Hotlgwe . London, Ont., visited this direction entail setting up a "Sole played in Wingliam on Monday.' Fre-
st nover the' week -end with Alma Alton. doers of the Soil" committee in • each viausly Goder ch had ekedout a o
stands ready a reassemble earlier' angry o
should war needs ,squire. In ad kir, and la?: Jack McLennan of county, and once this ted n� 2 even at home, but back in }sept
gaiaization is . romplet rel mustering hast Thursday, Walter Lane's
journing rather than proroguing for Toronto �satecl''hene durntg the past to the
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the simmer 'recess, Parliament foe- geek with Mr, and Mrs. Jint .Camp- the full strength of this 'Provinces lambasted the Walt.
young people"at useful tasks ;n the of '10 t,D 2, and then
lows the course set in recent years bell. furtherance of ' war activities. verdict 'equally " then
by the British' Parliament_ Adjourn -4• Raster yJas a -ties. is 'spending, two First duty to be assigned to the
s
versa took place on the 21st aauii- Soldiers of the Soil" will be -to a,
versar-y of • the Prime 'Minister's sen'.. ,Leeks' holidays ,with hi$ aunt and ..
ection as .leader of'the 'Liberal Par-, t.ncle fir. and' Mrs. W. G. Armstrong, sist:in the barvesting of Ontario's
4presented_.in 1 Jr. crops_ Faced with an acute' shortage
tY. 'Liberal followers
Mr.. and Mrs. . Mervin '.MacDonald df farm labour, the Ontario . Govern-
with a bouquet or roses.
east the west: -end with metra. is enlisting ' the co-operation of
LUCTNOW BIBLE INSTITUTE QENPLAINED THE LETTER B
- " Mahood of the London Bible ' The letter , B on eat leaves, whicb
Institute will be tine speaker at the received so Much publicity, this year,
Institute this Friday 'evening . August has been explained. by Dr. G. P. Mc-
16th- Dr. Mahood ,is Well known in itastie, Head of the Field Husbandry
Western Ontario as a forceful. and .Department of the. O.A.C., as foe -
fearless speaker . for, God :,and those . •lows: of thin occurs every
who heard him • at the Institute last i . "This kind g
fall; . will want to hear. him again.; year. However, it. is a bit. more pro -
Please tell your friends and advertise pounced in seasons of rapid growth
the meeting ,an widely as passible_ such as the current year: • '
Remember the hoar and -the date; 8 "You will notice :thatthe letter
''moi. Friday, August. 16th in the In- al:rays occurs on the section of the
P
• stitute rooms above gabs .Express Of- leaf blade' where it bends over. e
Bee. marking' is simply the result of th
displacement• of some chlo uphyl in
the leaf, largely because of the bend -
Landed Overseas ing. The disturbance does not always
1 take the form of a letter' B. Fre-
Private Kenneth , McLean of Rip-ouently it is in the form of an 8,
ley, has arrived. overseas ' with. the eitherrounded or squared, or in many'
is a arounded
C:A $.F_ Kenny equated,
or
Divisioncombinations of angular
Secondcoatis
member of the Essex Scottish Regi-
, shapes.' 'I fully expect that in Ger-
meat. - - many, they are seeing' occasional
Swastikas on the leaves.
Wired Ankle' "It `does riot have any significance
j of IUtcitehea sp
' S ndDivision given s her 'parents, Mr. • and . Mrs. t CI ail tonal school boards'in keeping Pramary.
zchools closed
until September 16th
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splendid welcome as they marched etcard. e i and secondary ,schools, until `October
has
sen
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d hod
'Go
Cook
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m ods the division. - has accepted a , positron at Heeiry •'Ic= farmers of Ontario a� vast reservoir''
Kenzie's in Ashfield,; of farm help,', 'Mr. Hepburn said.
?firs_ D., Bickle, Windsor,
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an le ss a
to •- camp somewhere in
,England". at
Major-General Victor Odium coni- employed in• the village for sante time 2nafhas will make a •
vailable to the
Seventy-one'"construction contracts
with a, value of more than '$11.-
000,000
$11.-000 000 warded by the' Department
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''' Donald'Rae of'Wingham, brother other than indicating that the season
of. Robert Rae of town, suffered a titan been somewhat out• of the. or
ankle bone when .he slipped .dietary in the Matter' of growth.'
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ski I_
on Rhe. green .at'Hanover during a " Frank Irwin of Durham says. the
Civic Holiday . tournament. _ . publicity the freak; is getting reminds
111him of the .old banshee days bad; in
Returned To Canada ,. . , Ireland when everything.petsuliar . wan
8 ,Patterson, wife 'of an onien. We didn't Win the war • in
Mrs: GerrJl _191,8 with oat stalks, he added, and
the former Ag�ctialtaral Represents- one
neither will we win the present
five for Bruce -County, who has been that way.' Machinery, men, amm�uni-
with Mr. Pattersoi in England since tion " and determination will do the
his. appointment to the post of Can-
adian Livestock Trades Cornnaissioner trick—'' .
in, the old Land, recently returned Service' Station Robbed
from overseas and is now at her home
in Toronto. Just prior to leaving Lon- •Lobies service station and lunch
don„ -Mrs. Patterson enjoyed the visit room at'Walkerton, • where Aylmer
of a' former Walkerton .girl, Nursing Aitchison of town is employed, was
Sister Nora Crozier, who went over- robbed' last week when some sixty
seas with the 15th Hospital unit early` dollars and a large quantity" of cig-
last month.—Herald-Times: - arettes were stolen.
o.
keen' visiting* Miss S. Mal ough' keep the assistance of their own chal-
has!.
the
visit
'Not only will it permit farmers to
past . tht-e: weeks has gone o dren during .a period When they would
a
of Munitions and Supply during the ler brother in Kincardine- normally be at school, but it will also
past four weeks: This. brings the 'Ir. and Airs_ Horace McGuire and stake' available for farm work a great
total value of construction contracts �. - n irnber, of C1ty ehildreai In'each conn
l , Department 9 infant . daughter, of London were + t a conof ci ee has been set to pe
awarded pbyr the Supply i weekend visitors with relatives in 1 y •
and its predecesner bodies to 296{ the corttntunety. clads the agricuttuaal representative
projects, involving z total expen-tschool inspector, superintendent of
diture of . more than $37,000,000 of . De. Clarence McMillan and Dr: Bob- : s hool men' offices,'warden and
is being spent on ei-t , :ilcKay of Toronto. visited last reeves of the various' townships for
which ,000,000 d . YI
Royal Canadian Air Force and jointwee e
air training plan projects
e
by
Ripley now meets the highly rated
Walkerton squad for the Bruce Lea-
gue Junior -honors in the Southeast
Division. The first game is' in Ripley
today at four o'clock.
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ys
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t ne
to 0 t
kat i]t home of :11r. an rs-
I Ross MacMillan. • . i
Mr. and Mrs. Jos:_ .Jardine, Kenneth
the purpose of registering both the
farmers" who require I assistance, anti
the, school-age children willing to- fill
The British Ministry of Food agreed
to.. purchase 100,000,000bushels of,
wheat during the cereal year July
1940 to 1941. This is the . largen.
rat -chase of 'wheat ever:' recorded:
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Dominion Government war commit-
ments for the present fiscal year
total $1,036,118,16$. - Of • this, the
amount recoverable feiniii. the Brit-
ish "government is estimated at $96.-
000.000, leaving 'a tetal of Dominion
commitments amounting to $940,-
118,168.
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Rear -Admiral Percy W. ,?ells; chief
of the Naval Staff, announced that
a former Briti}h :destroyer is to be
commissioned' into the Royal . Can-
adian: Navy and will take the name
of H.'LC.S. Margaree, replacing-
,H:3M:C_S. Fuser, lost off Bordeaux.
Surviving crew • n>,enibers of the
Fraser will form part of Margaree's
complement- .
and Gwen, and Mrs. Hessle and Ruth
of -Evanston, Ii!_, are .visite g at Mary
MatKenzie's, north of the Villas ,
Mas. J W. Matthews and on 'Billie
have returned to London after spend-
!I=; two weeks, with Mrs. Matthew
ns
parents, Mr. and Mrs_ Wm. Arm?
strong, Sr_
Mrs. iI. G_, Sherriff, who has been
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in London for a tiiue visited here
last week. Mrs. Sheriff, we ander-
stand, win teach at Perth .when the
fall, tern, opens.
Mrs. Herb McQuillitt and •Carmer
visited a few days' aigo at Pe&tawawa
Military Camp with 'Mr_ McQuilUn
who. is serving • with the Royal Can-
adian Engineers.
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Sandy MacMillan, son of Rev. ann.'
Mrs_ .high' MacMillan, spent two
weeks 'with Mr. and Mrs_ Ross Mac
Millan_ Rath inissie. of Evanston, 111:1
last also been " visiting . at. the Mac-
Millan • home_ '
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Se 'rate adefence command ectablish-
in at this work.
"Young people who are trained' this
SOFTBALL. EXHIBITION,
Quite a number. of 'spectatorswere
on, hand at the school, diamond_ on
Tuesday* evenutg"'to witness a soft-
ba11. eshihition between a pick-ur
town team • and Bill 'Skip' MacDon-
alds. classy "'Electrics". '
In a five -inning battle Goderieh
won .out 9 to 7, after threatening in
the early innings to stake a runawae
of it Thenocal boys came hack in, the
last two' innings -to score .6 of then a
7 Tens. -
TO -DA Y , Tit Uits u Y ..
41t.1,N`1 ta'l" YOU It tit
• PRIDE 01^' TIRE lit UF GRASS"'
Fri_, net — :August 16. 17
ALL FUN SHOW'
WEA'V1 ER BROS. .\ ELY IItY
ROY* ROGERS
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J.eepers Creepers
Feuds and Fun net '10 The Moan -
int Bitten of ltoinntain Music
• Plus
'`The invisible Man
Returner'
Luel.-new=C. Webster, 3rd; Dour_
incard in'e
Mon:, Tues., Wed. • Aug. 19, n0, 71..
.1All ES„STE11'ART
MARC %RFT SULl.lV AN
. • - ROBERT YOUNG
THE MORTAL
STORM
Aitchison, If; Donald Finalyson, I�c 'Trial Slated For 23rd
2nd;
e . Jardine of Ethel, Who, is
ynzee,_ enan-ged 'with manse nanghter areanie out
Mislay of the recent motor ace ident near Cor-
rie, ,eat, which Betty Edwards aid Ida
-Ritchie lost their, lies, will' have, hiis
Jack Cool., ef; Roy'Finlaysen, _ Lorne
Jack MacDonald, ss; Bill . M
rf; Harold ' Greer, p;• Clark
son, :1st. • • . '
Goderich'Doyle, 11'iggins,, Mac -
year will he lust that `much 'better Donald, A Doak H. Doak, B. Doak-. inaai em august ?3rd. The other germ
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ed to help out in 1921. This Fishes Webb B 'Macl?onald. • • ' injun�ed are 'expected "to” be able to '
Grant of Walkerton will defend' the
accused,
equipped
, , ,
i to be'°over in a day_ Wes Huston_ ! sive evidence int that time. Canipbell
war is* not going Umpires- • Cox,
I, li
We must look to the future and . pr's
pare ourselves for what is likely to
develop in the immediate years,. to' (.ar. Was Stolen -
comae."
ed - 'guests in
ed for the , Atlantic .area and along Mrs_ Collyeg has • as iter
the approaches of the St.. 'Law- pent her mother. Mrs_ Wan_ Don-
-rence. Major-General W. H. P. El- aldson and her sister. Mts. Jack Beth
kips, C_B-E., D_S.O., 'mill be officer erington of . Newdaale_ Manitoba_ Mil
commanding. His comntand will al- ,Collyer; who suffered. a - fractured el-
so include Canada'' troops on duty
M. Newfoundland. It will control
coastal" defences through fortress
and area commanders and all neo-
bile land forces. which may be de-
tailed -for operational purposes in
defence of :the Atlantic Coast-'
Mayor Boucle of Montreal interned Mee Alex McWhinney of, Underwood?
• under the Defence of Canada Regia- is also visiting w-th Mr_ and Mrs'
latihans.. Cole; and .this week they all ' left on
. a camping trip up Nertln_
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Exercising for the first time its pow- To prevent boil_°d frosting iron-
ofer • to fix prices for the nece sitie= hardening add a pinch of cream of
life. the Wartime Prices and tartar. ,
Trade Board pegged bread and flour
prices at quotations obtaining on
July 23. This • was before the 15 -
cents a bushel, processing tar on
wheat came into force. ' '
Under the direction of the Ontario , Sherriff - Robert Johnston's car, re-
of his
`al >teuniatte • as ported stolen from in front
Government, .' a` specs co , e
engaged in working out details residence. at Godericb, was Pater dis
now enga�
of a scheme to. put across a gigantic covered nndanaged a block from
drive for the sale of War Certifi- where, it, had been taken, pre umabll,
tea When the' propyl -was farst by+ a joy rider. Mr. -Johnston, former -
made 1 o Luclaiow ' has been quite poorly
made by Mr.,Hepburat, to the Ottawa y• f. +
it w • en usiasticallt for some time. .
bow tiiis spring, Inas been receiving
special treatiueniteto restot'e the prop-
er rise of the arae. '
Mrs. L. Knight and son James or
Detroit . visited with Ma. and 'Vi
Frank Cole_ Mrs. Knight. a sister o3
Mrs. Cole, is reauainntg for mane time
Governneaat, On
received,' .and the. Province' is note
prceeding .with a plan' which .will en-
-l'ast the help. of all the .7Secondary
'School girls:.
t They will be enrolled by the local.
Soldiers of the Soil" Committees aid
school teachers will he asked to help
by. exerrisiaig.•supervision over the
;clan's • operation_ •
Wainwright National Pari:, Alberta
abandoned as a buffalo sanctuary
and taken over by ,the National De-
i fence Department as artillery prac
Mice ground. • '
So far as can he seen from Britisl: i
sir photographs, Viny Ridge neat-¶
oriel not damaged by German bomb-
. era. •
By Order. in Council,' citizens of -a:
foreign country, triad, wish to serve
in the Active Militia of Canada
are not required t:, take tlte• oati
"The Dominion Government con
siders the sale of War •. Savings
Stamps and Certificates as -one of tha-
most important links in the wheat
chain of war undertakings". Mr. Hep
burn said. "Here is a tangible way it
which every child can as�sisst, in the
sale of stamps or by earning menet
for their purchase. It is a two Pole
program, that cannot fail to be of
'innuneasurable worth." -
Hard-boiled d#ils , sergeant to mar-
ried recruit: "Button your coat"_"
Recruit (absently); "Yes, dear."
RIPLEY .PEOPLE IN;'
ACCIDENT NEAR GLAMIS
Five persons were admitted to Kin-
cardinie Hospital on Saturday, ffollow- •
ing a motor accident near Glamis..-
The accident occurred when a front
tire blew out_ The car crashed• into a Havens, Kenneth' Webster; Bill Chin •
centient eulrert and. toppled into a Jim Purvis and Bud 'McCartney_ '
-heel) creek; Prompt rescue efforts' by s • •
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TRAIL RANGERS
PLAN ADVERTISING
RATIO TO GROSS SALE'S
fazedNewspapermen are often face
With the ginestiou, asked . by Ideal
nterelmants. ate to what percentage of
sale; should be devoted in advertis-
ing.
ing. Studios made ba experts ,give.
the percentage gross sales as follows:
Department stores nine"
'
Grocery stores 1%
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heat nnarkets 1`"" .
Drug stores 1 '-,.
Meas 1i ear 'stores 3.$n'r
Women's. Wear-Wear-storess ...... _ _ :f.l
ne
Genet -el mens aandise - - - - 1.5x,.
Shoe stores
(leaning and dyeing
ieWelry stores '
Electrical shaips'
Welll hays it's 'camp. 'out -s e doff: S1 ms iaity stores
know for' how ]ring_ 1i ell wall 'out fee `1' eraitaare. stores
Mirinichi Bay next Wednesday.' Aug- Florists
lust 21$, and return home on Thugs- 9 Milliner);Milliner);shops
day August hili,
Haat is ,if army Mtasie ,'stes
or'
movements do not force us .to return f est:aiiraants
sooner. Tires
. * . 41,s • Stationery. heoks
Camp leaders are Doug Clarke and Hardware stores ....... - _ _ - _ 'a
Charles Driscoe-. -
s s *. f i • '
A new revision : has been made as
to those going to' carp. Those re-
ceiving above. 35 Per cent ir9 Darr re-
cent .camp contest par only 50c while
those below 35 per cent whose navies
appear below pay 81.00. They are BiIl9
Jobnstora, Ronald Mactnne., Albert
Chin, Jim Hamilton, Lloyd Hall, Roy.
.D •1,71
rt•
a
. of allegiance if, ley so doing, they farmers wo
would forfeit citizenship in then ene^era of the: car. from ,drowning. Willard Thomin en by noon of More
own .' r
`Nrssober, sa-alnell of Ripley was day, August 19th and ole registering.
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rking nearby saved pass- I AU those going nauat register with
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the most severely injured, suffering "nsiill rewire a•'slip,statatag all revpaitreJ
Registration regulations hr+oadeaaed ruts. braises and passible concussion. ments for 'carne.
• lee Order in Council to include cer- Iler husband, Robert SWalwelle Mrs. -
tain classes pieviou dy exempt— - Joseph Culbert of Ripley; Mrs_ B. C.e WANTED—Cars to take tla+e Titan
Derrick off Minneapolis and Phillip Rangers to narim Wednesday Augnnst,
veins, citizens. on active service. itH .
stalks of asylnnas and peatitentiar Tesker of Ripley, the' driver of the 121st, leave your name with W illarl
rax suffered minor n)
i `uric:, Thompson at once, pkaen
Men
THE '
UNITED
CHURCH
• LUCKNOW
--Y
st \ DAY
AUGUST I$ h
10 a_aai_- Sandal School.
11 a_m_—I'ublir Worship.
Guest preacher—Rev. DeWitt
Gena, of'• Es es. • • �,
C'omuwnity . Prayer Senior* in the
i': esbe Irrian- Church. Tuesday.
August 20th. $ p.as. . .
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New Stocks.
Women's a�
Girls Wash Dresses,
Women's
Slips, Undergarments
-and SUR Hose
t Special Prices