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THE LUCK:NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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June Brides Win via" a Trousseau
COLONIAL HEMSTITCHED-SHETS, ready for use. 80
. X 100. Pair .,--,.... ....... . . ...... $4.50
IRISH LINEN TEA TOWELS. Wonderful to get linen tea
towels these days. Large and really absorbent. 69e
FANCY PRINTED COTTON TEA TOWELS, Colors,
gold, rose, green. , ' I " 290
EMBROIDERED PILLOW' .CASES .• Chinese linen. 42 inches
wide. Pair 11.75
HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES-4Z1nches. Pair 90d
WABASSO' COTTON SHEETING. 81 incs wide 79c,
FACTORY COTTON SHEETING—.72 inches -wide 65c
GENUINE' KINGSWOOL BLANKETS. ReversikterEar45.00
TABLE CLOTHS. A good assortment to • choose from. •
Advertising For Teachers
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The search for teachers has a-.
gain begun. Last' week an adver-
.. tisement called 'for -applications
for- $.:-S.- No. -.9 Kinloss, where.
• Miss Jean' McMill\an has -been
I teaching. This /week, S. S. No. 11
Huron. is advertising for a teach-
er. Gerald Culbert has been tea-
ching ther,e, but . we understand,
is giving,up his school to', join
' the armed. forces. • _ ,
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Week -End
NEPHRW •OF LOCAL LADY
KILLED 1,N B.
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Mrs. • Thomas Boyes received
Wo:rd
recently of the death in Bri-
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tish ecaurnbia of her nephew,
Captain R. C. Jessup.. Capt. Jes-
sup, a veteran of twe"Wars, died.
-oh Sunday 1Vlay. 2nd, at Nanairno,
B. a few hours after his mil-
itary • ear ;had failed' to make a.
•turn and crashed through ' a
bridge "railing and hurtled to the
railway tracks, 48,feet below
-cornpanion;Ltait-R.7.A. Sdott
Melville, • Sask.,___was--instantlY
OppOrtiiiiitiet
•ROBINHOoD OATS •
Package 25c
Two extra pounds_ in the •
Giant Bag
PUDDINOS. ••c
Each. •• 10c
• . • Butterscetch only,
•• , 1 to a.Ctistonier •
IVORY: SOAP •
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1VIedium- bar •.. ' k7e
Large Bar • ' lie
YilscamIes ••
Pre-CO.oked:13EANS
--fOr real home -baked goodness.
The answer ' for a . Meatless
— mealr,-Nei- seeking-, needed,—
Ready.. in 30 .minutes: -
• Delicious, Nutritious & Econ-
omical.
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Kraft CHEESE SPREADS ,.
Pimento, Relish, -Philadelphia
Bi:tx. .,:., , - • 18c
I VanCaMps. TOMATO ,SOUP
' 3 tins -• " •„.... ..... ' 25c
-May—vve help. you with your
Wartime Shopping.
THOMPSOfrs
'PHONE, 82 •• WE DELIVER
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killed. • ,
• Capt. -Jessup served in the first
great War from .1916. •AtterServ-
;Mg 'with the army of ooCupation
in Germany he' returned to Can-
ada in 1419 and was associated
with ;his. father and brother -in
the 1publishing business in Nan-
ton, Alta. • Capt. Jessup later
bought The Macleod :"Gai'ette
which he leased to. H. T. Halliwelii
.in June of 1940, so that he ,eould
again enlist. Capt. Jessup Went
overseas as .a lieutenant, early:
in 1941 and returned to Canada
last October,. when he was com-
missioned as Captain and 46.611-:
--ed--to the- 84-tii--B4tOirtt.. Ven. -
THURSDAY, JUNE 3rd,
1SECOND SCHOOL
oming Events WAS ON THE AIR
•DANCING, AT PARAMOUNT
There is dancing at Paramour
each Friday night to music by
Carrnther's popular orob.estra.
Doq prizes. Admission 35c.
On SatiirdaY last' the 154; of
S.S. No. 7, Kinloss; were at Win -
ham to broadcast their first radio
'presentation • of "School Days",
under the direction of their tea-
cher,. Mrs. Cyril l3rown. The pro-.
graiiii Commenced at 9.30 a.m. arid
extended over a period of thirty
ENGAGEMENTS ring which . tithe the
, - puPils e lled in ' their "Variety
:concert , in a manner fully 'de -
'serving Of the highest praise.
and, Ms. Bert Treleaven'
of Dungannon Wish' to arinonrice
the' engagement of their third,
daughter, •Ellia Beatrice, to Mr.
Lawrence W. Tremain of Tor-
_• onto, eldest. son of .,Mr: and Mrs::
• William TrtMain of Arthur. The
marriage to take place the middle
of'June.
-John .1.-ohifstiriiCat
HolYrood. Wish to announce the
engagernent of their youngest ,
daughter, Ina Bell, to Mr. Robert
Wilfred Farrish; son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Farrish' of Ashfield.
The wedding to take place •the
_early- part ' ef
opening chorus ws
• "Scirool;•'•Days".,,.•f011oWeci by a
hymn, "When mothers. of Salem
their. children -brought • to Jesus"
and the chorus, "Let's get •
gether. Alec MacIntyre then
gave a reading, "If", by Ftudyard'_,
Kipling; this ar-i'-f-OTIOWed by a
olofty--Reridolf--Morr4son—play-•
ing his own. aCcOmpanimeht on
guitar. , Nursery rhymes, "Lazy
Mary" and "Ho,„.119" were sung
by Audrey Stanley, HelenIrWin,
Marybelle McQuillan •arid Mary.
Gpllan. The "Star Spangled Bah..
zier" was sung b3/. Eun4eed,
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nu Mame irwin 16115-W-Ed.13Y
W
O readings by Margaret Gra-
aril,' "Why 'do ;the waves come
nbling in?" and "The EmptyOOrri". The• school. chorus •then
ang the appropriate "Hats -off to
ou Mr. Churchill" and !Thanks
r. 1:LooSevelt" and were folloW-
d by a pianoforte solo by. Bern-:,
e • Shaddick, Doris
G" by
eethoyan. Doris Thompson and
ary Gollan gaye a duet ,"To -the
tars", follOwed by A reading13Y
aiMirOeue—IVICQuillin, "1 wend'
Doris .ThoMpson, Mary pollai
Mr.• and Mrs. Jake Hunter, 't
field, wish t�announce the en- h
gagement of .their daughter, Rena. t
Elizabeth, to Mr. Harold. Clifford'. R
Menary,. son of Mr: andMrs. Wm. s
Menary, Dungannon. The mar- yi
y
riage to take place early in June.
• Mr: and Mrs. John V. MacKin- ic
non, Holyrood, Ont., announce B
theengagement o their. Youngestdaughter, 11EIijabth, to Cpl _ _NI
s
anies4Valter -°
son of Mrs. 1. T: Girard, Prescott,.
Ont,. the Marriage to, take place
Mr, G. R..Williamson announces:
the engagement of his daUghter.
Marguerite P., to Mr: James A.
Little, son of Mr and Mrs J. b.
Little, Teeswiter; Ont., the Wed -
P aVa
ding to „takei plate in Ernrrianuel,
• eCliege Chapek*.I.Une 26E
of
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.ghter,„, Kathleen Marie, to .M17
Sohn Addison 400;-,A(1.44 son .of
GLROss StaYL-
.ner,: OntarAci; the wedding:O. take
placejufle3Oth,
' Ile is survived...13y hismother;
sister of M,rs. Them. as .Boyes,..
a brother Clyde, two sister; his
.wife and to sons, •age seven
years •and 204-inonths„ •
The funeral was held at Mac--
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leo-d. with full *military honors.
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." INFANT DIES -
.Mr, and. Mrs. Alf SteWart
mktrn the. loss of their' three-
inonths' old daughter whose, death
occurred suddenly late Tuesday
afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. ,Stewart
ocCupy the Carnochan residence;
east :of the C,N.R. depot Mr. -
Stewart is employed at the Maple
Leaf Aircraft plant.
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Rev. ,and Mr C W D Cosens
- Ontario, announce the.
gagernefit, Of ...their ‘eldest dauj
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•.Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D.
•• Pastoi '
• SUNRAY, JUNE 6.
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10 a.m.—Sunday School.
11 a.M.---Subject, "Spiritual
Builders".
Children's Story-."Every..
body'13oat".
7 p.m. --Subject, 'Treasures'.
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New s Broadcloths, white and colors at . • 19c and 25c
• New printsi Printed crepes, Printed repp cords for summer wash dresses 25c to 50c
w se
resses, most iizes at . , • , .• •$1.19, $1.29; $1.39
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of
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sta.
hy”. A •solo "Sumner is corn -
g"; wassung by. Mayme 1rWin?
•The qyartettp., Randolf 1VIOr-
son, itinssell Stanley, JelVrand
arry_ Stewart \sang, "Little Sir
hOrvVilich was followed bYa
lo by ,Enniee Reed, "A' Soldier
eains", In conclusion the sohoOl
drus s„411g. "School Days".
Rev. H. Dann expressed his
prec.iatien for the co -Operation
an concerned and for the fac-
ies afforded by the manage7,
nt- Of the CKNN broadcasting
The pianoforte aCCOm'-•
• paniment throtighout the pro -
:gram was was given by Mrs. L. E.
p,.
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$.1,:7"1Y1' 1.717
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:The' local branch of "the
adian Legion have 4)lacred ari or-
' d:for Cigarettes for the toys
• (34.6±.kaS; whichaniounts,- to al -
!Most $70 00 The Legion, The
Clansiten,, Mrs'. ,41ollymari:.end
Mrs 4ohristOri,' take turnS"in send-
ing shiPinents of ..cigar-
cttes .p'VO:SesS to bdys (roan
district. The "S.O.S. Girls
also -regularly remember the
town boys.; „ •• •
• As eackboy goes overseas these
organizations:- -Nould 'appreciate
receiving .his address. Give this
information to Mrs: nollyman,
Russ Johnston, Mildred Ritchie,
L: C. Thompson or any members
of these organizations: .
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Theatre
P1VESEN'I'S
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HENRY FONDA
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“Bi..,OCADE"- •
• FRIDAY & SATURDAY
JUNE 4th I; Stli. •
• .with
DICK OORAN ANNE. GWYNNE
• JOHNNY MACK !BROWN
• The MERRY: mAct
ELLA.FITZGERALD
11011141ATTERS ,
THE sucicArain SAND—
Screen PlaY, True Boardman • Jolin'Grant Adaptation, -
_Harold Shumate Original Story, Edmund Lidettmanti.
Directed by ARTHUR LUBIN
.......Associate-Proclucer,ALEX-GOTTLIEff -*-
With! supporting program of
Short Subjects.
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NEXT WED THUR
ALIERS"
Strring CHAS., BOYERaid
HEDY LAIVIARR_
NEIcT,FEL & SAT.
"RAISOTEUR:'
with Robert Cumming an
• Priscilla Lane
WED. -& SAT. 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.
• THURS. & FEL 8' p.m.
Daughter of Pioneer
Ashfield Pastor DieS. '
*The death of Annie 'C. Grant
occurred recently in Duluth. Miss •
Grant was a Aaughter of the late
Rey.: and Mrs. Alexander Giant •
of Ashfield, Her father was the
first resident minister of the Ash-
field Presbyterian •church, having
ministeredit:, that congregation
1865,to 1880,- when he retired
from the active ministry becausp
of infirmity ' and his 'advanced
years. •
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Miss Grant passed away after*a
five ,day illness from bronchial
pneumonia. She made her home
in Duluth with -her sister, Mrs;
Charles S: MacLean. - •
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