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The •Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
THURSDAY, /9th,, '194
WE MUST NOT .SLOW IR IN LUCKNO
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RSENTATIQN BY
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Mrs, Robb :Honored --Club Voted.
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Invest::'Your •Money ' 'Iii ,Victory.:
E nds-q and ; Speed the Return
of our Fighting 'Heroes.
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No letter writing. No mone ' tY-pndeis
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• No bother: Net let me"kn ow what.
you wh
en ou want it.
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• -100 % . live delivery guaranteed.
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:TH'OMPSON
is M. PEANUT BUTTER
6',Oz.. jar 25
LIBBY'S MINCEMEAT
2 -ib ' jar;..::., ' 38
Pure 'SANI ' WAX PAPER
`lOQ 1t Yi 11 �,. `25i
MANHATTAN;D
3 packages` 29c
chocolate;.; camel & :` B'scotch
RIPLEY -PARISH . HON'ORED
DEPARTING ; RECTORrL,-,
On:. Sunday evenin`"g , April • 8th,.
following the service. in .St. Paul's
Anglican, church,,Ripiey, the con"-,
t•.gregation gathered.; ` iii the bass;,,e
ment .of the church to bid . theirrector, : the. Rev . S. W. Donaldson;,
- far-ew�ld=def-or.-e—hie leaves -rax -=-hi
new charge.° , • -
To Mr. and :Mrs. . Donaldson
i they gave a:beautiful fable ;lam p
and' 'to : their young daughter;
-Penny,: a rucking
chai: M
r. Don
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al sonmadea fitting :reply.
thankingcongregation the
for
their kind remembrance and 'ex-.
pressed his' regret at leaving this
'parish A
BY COM 1 BISON: •T,HHS
COMMIJNITk EXCELS
In raising well in .'excess of
$5,000 : iri the - 'recent_ drive,- tlie,
Lucknow and Vicinity Branch of;
the. Red Cross sets .an enviable
record.and one which>:far :excels
many other centres.- by compari
son: For: instance Chesleyraised
about '.half• the arnpi.int: $2,626;
Mildmay Branch -did almost., as
well` as Chesley by rasing $2,437.
Teeswater's; total :Was $2,200.00.
Many other centres might equally
Well_ be_quotedd 'to illustrate the
outstanding. achieve ent of the
'The 'April meeting of the 1
shea. Club was herd 'atFtlxe-'korne
.of Mrs, Philip with Mrs D, Me
Kinnon, Presiding, 'Mrs. WO; Me.
Donald . gave, the'. treasurer's. re
port.. The • Club voted $5Q to the
Red `.Cross' and $10 to the. Milk
for-$ritain .-fttnd., It was decided
to use the collecti6ns at; the meet-
ings in . remembering 'the. shut
The, guest speaker was Mr. deo.,
Gear, • :•Bruce County' agricultural
,representative , Mrs 4,,,MacLeed.
and. Rev H.F:.Dater n'ffav,med,with.
Solos; • Mary ''.McMillan and . Mar:V
McQuihin_ danced the Irish..lilt
and Ruth McKinnon gave, a: read-`
ing.. The, roll • call was answered'
by "Economy wrinkles". Mr3..
Philip expressed.. thanks to Mrs.
Hornell for the knitting
'During the Meeting a presen-
tation was . made to, 1VIrs 'Cecil
_Robb., who.,,is, leaving the `corn-
munity for; .their new----hone':near
Lucan. ' 'An : address: ;was : read :by
Mrs. D. Martin,.and 'a'lovely, bed
,lamp ' was, . presented by ;Mrs..
Walter MacKenzie. Mrs..'Robb
though •taken •by surprise, thank-
ed the
hanked'the ladies in a"few,vell chosen
words:
'Refreshments . were served • 'at
the close. of . the.•meeting
_'OBITUARY
GUsTAVvs HOOD
The, death of Gustavus Hood, a
cousin; of .1Vliss L. Hbod of ' .town,
- •.
occurred recently at B ff
a o,
Mr.
Hood was: 88 M
n arch lltfi:..
H.
visited here: last; September•. and
.wasq uite . alert ..and active and
enjoying good health: ••His death-
re'sulted, from • injuries received
in.a..fall.
• , Mr: Hood' was born' in.Kinloss
'Township, one of a: family:. of 13.
'children.of the••aate Robert Hood;
and Catherine .MacDonald.; . His
Mother .died here and:was buried.
at South• -Kinloss Cemetery. . •Fol
lowing her death the: father'. and
family. moved to ' "the United -
States:.
• Away back in;; 1885; Gustavus.
and his brother : Robert started: a
candy business in Buffalo;' where
Gustavus, :wascredited as . the
Man' who originated ;this, all -day
sucker Seekipg:to develop some
thing , pew, ;-he sent his . brother
to •-, the ' next-door .butcher- • shop
one day. for some skewers. ' With
the-idea�u .mind o•f . wrapping
some, taffy around th'e skewer.
Thiswas he- tornmenceii ent. of
"candy on';''the stick". '
The Hood' Brothers retired in
1934, -When .their business became
part<. of the General Ice Creain
Corpo•ratipn. His.'' brother
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YORK MEAT '•SPREADS
Special! 7 'oz, "tin, 2 for 29c
HEINZ _MUSTARD
6. oz. jar
c.
PURE CLOVER •HONEY
'2 lfb. 'jar ., 45c
.R A T' -i-61§.7 • NEW S
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Coupons Now Valid
Butter' -9O-1.03:
I . • Sugar 4657 •
Preserves .33-46,
• •'' Canning' Sugar -Preserves
Coupons 43, 44 •
Old 'Temporary. Ration ' Cards
E*pi're• Apriii• 30th •
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rnONE_.' X32-47 'WE 'D'fl UVEIt
BROODER HOUSE .AND
4.00 CHICKS • DESTROYEb
Bill- Crawford Met' with 'a .ser. i
ous ; `setback ;.in his •first venture
into''the chicken raising 'business;
When his brooder house went up'
in f1arrtes cast week.: With it Went
400 baby ,chicks,;'Which he had re
cetveddrily- two-days,:previously..
Tl�e' =fide, caused: ;by :the brooder'
.stove, occurred at .the Crawforr
home at Lurgain.
TO ATTEMPT-.B•ASEBALL;.
REVIVAL IN DISTRICT
At',a Thedting :of the Western:
Ontario AthletN. Association•.held
'Wi ha n T ursda it was rte m, o .h Y,
derided to form. •a juvenile base
ball league t'o revive the sport in
this 'district.' The age'' liint'•:wi11
be. under 18 on June .1st
S13fthati-will also be °kprsnsored`
for • both...mem and girls- NO : age -
'attendance . - from Lucknow.. were
G. H: Smith, Wellington ,MCoy
and ,P; W: Hoag.
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URCH
Rev. 3. W. Stewart,
Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL 22nd
1X a.m. "The`:Great"Tres uro "
,
Story::"The Cathedral
Window"..
12.15 Sunday School:
'7 p.m "Giving Jesus Christ".
-n115. minute &km 'recital pre
-ceding-evening-:service.
.8.15:
8,15: Y. P. U.
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We• have a'.`,gQod . assolitnent of work shoes,':''
to' choose f torn,` that will give you 'the utnos
in comfort and 'weaRr,
Protect ; your feet 'in" good fitting work shoes
t�
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predeceased him:about'five,yars
ago: - 'Of. the family of '13, a bro
ther.•and sister;:Hector and Hattie
of Seattle'are the only survivor
Mr. Hoo'd's • Wife.'" pred eceased.
him four years ago:- Surviving.' m
Buffalo .are two . daughters and.
a son. „ •
ISABELLE MaCLENNAN
-The dei of .Isabelfe. ac en->'
Man, occurred in Wingham •Hospi-
tal on Thur day.' where . she had
bee
napa
tient
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for
or
tsh
•es
ast
f
ew
weks. Her death followed, Cha
t
Tei er.sister Jessiew Mr. lot}
M''bYonlY:fou • months
.Miss taeLennarr, ae 7 yearS
wasa dMiter of the late Donald
i Mac-
Rae...
ac-
r ne
athe
:MacLennan ands_„C ,
Rae; ::pioneer residents of :Ash-
field.' who . settled in the Tow n-...
ship' in 1849 •when:• it was pt acre
`}ally solid .bush; ,They, were nat-
ives' of
at-.ives`'of: Loq_ halsh,`' Scotland,: •
Miss' 'MalcLennan, ^ '-familiarly:'
known. as ._fella; was, 'one of..tell.
children, six Sons and four th
ghters of whom, survive.;-.`i'1t! ` 1-
are Findlay D., 'Malcolm A, •Dn,7;•.
ald '`.;John; Alexander J , ,:1Ir
Chxistrn-a-:-Hunter-an d M-a-ry.:E1.; .:
abeth.
The funeral, service • was
s' Fhe ire ;
at Johnstone'uneral; Parlor s,un
Slatuiday,'afternoon conduct6d U;
is r t
Yt
'was
nLochalsh ..Cemeteryt
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x
pallbearers being Noble Joiin�toii
B •.
Dona�d . Wino i � i
;Dan :Mac ,
n J. L...,
A, -MacLennan . Mc c d t
A:'.Mac o
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Finlayson.
WednesdaA : ` . i1.18th
P,
Friday, April 20Th
Sunday; ApTT122nd
ednesday, April 25th
rid'aA ril.27 h..
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Mayn
Wednesday, 2 d
Friday, May 4t]
W dnesday,; May, '`9t
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8:30 9 30 pm
8X30, 9.30 p.m
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9:30 •
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9.3b: •- •1.0..00 ;p . ,
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