The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-11-04, Page 7THURS., NOVEMBER 4th, 1943
Lyceum Theatre
W I NGHAM
Two Show.3 Saturday Night
Thursday, Friday; Saturday
,November .4,.•'5, �6
RANDOLPH SCOTT
• CLAIRE TREVOR
GLENN. FORD
THE DES.PERA.DOES.
A• western picture 'in techni--
colour: ••
Also "Short Subjects",
Matinee Sat. afternoon at" 2.30
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
,November 8, 9, 10
SPECIAL
WALTER HUSTON
ANN HARDING
**.in4*
"MISSION TO
MOSCOW
"Mission to ' Moscow" .trans-
Tates to the screen 'the book
by, Joseph E. Davies, former'
Ambassador to Russia..
WHAT VICTORY BONDS
• DO FOR 'THE FARMER.,
1..They provide, an investment
that ;can be quickly and easily
turned .into cash .fat any . time
needed: •
2. They provide an .investment of
which there is • no better .•,or•
• Safer. in theworld today.
3. They provide an , investment
that can be takento the• bank
and borrowed on up .to the full
amount at 4 per cent.. Without
a bond the rate would be 5 or
6 per cent.
4. They provide a reserve • fund
that earns 3 per; cent instead
• of 1' per . cent. • .,,
5, The money. being .pbt aside to
pay off interest or principal on
a mortgage will work at 3 per
cont interest right up .to. the
day , the mortgage payment is
f� due.
6. They • provide a savings fund
that cari be turned into up to
date :equipment and machin-
ery, new breeding stock, and.
Modern conveniences, after the
war .is over when costs" are
less and materials will:be more
plentiful.
7. Every bond gives the "satis-
faction that it is helping to
win the *war and bring the
boys home again. '
Building up a sound farming
business is no accident. It doesn't
just . happen. It is the result of
foresight, planning, hard work:
But in the final analysis it is
achieved because ,somebody sav-
ed. •
Buying Victory Bonds ; is just
good sound business for any far-
mer. -
ggIlr = in_ Vogue
As Hitler's "Ugly. 1 Duckling"
agents failed to get results. Read
".Back Again to •Siren Spies..",'
The American Weekly with this
Sunday (Nov. 7) issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times. Hitler
thought his "Ugly Duckling" or
`;potato. Fane" spies were sortie,
thing super -slick but they proved
a dismal failure. Get this coming.
Sunday's Detroit Times and learn
why.
Preacher's wife: Where have
you been the last three hours?
Weary pastor: I met Mrs. Blank
on the street' and Asked her how
her married daughter was get-
ting along. So she .told roe. :
THE LUCKNOW., SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
BRUCE -COUNTY BOYS
PLANTED 85,000 TREES
Public and separate school pu-
pils. in Bruce County piante a
total of over '85,000 forest tees
in the spring of 1943. G. R. Gear,
the agricultural representative,
summarizes the various tree
planting activitiesin this way:
Through the co-operation of the
Bruce County Beautification Bur-
eau, County Council and, the De-
partment of Lands and Forests,
56;650 trees were distributed, and
planted by pupils in Bruce. This
is the -fourth year that trees have.
:been distributed -:in ` • this . way.
More -over, &,000 trees • were plan-
For varioi`:asreasons, est;"wisf�
possible to- secure men for tree
planting' in the Bruce Co: Forest
in .the spring of 1943. Cdnsequent=
ly plans were made by the) pub-
lidschool inspectors which result
ed in pupils from several schools
planting 20,400, trees -in: the' Co.
Forest. The Hepworth school sent
15 boys; Allenford 7; Walkerton
Separate and, Public schools and.
Chesley 32; and. Port Elgin 13.
Altogether the boys. in Bruce
planted over 85,000, trees and de-
monstrated that forest trees can
really ' be got into. the ground
where. there is a,, will ,to do it..
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AUTUMN. 1943
The. ground is 'Covered with the
Autumn leaves;
-,Once fresh and green, and lately
,, • red and gold, •
• That once so proudly dressed the
' country woods, , • '
And now are falling by the thous-
andfold:
There on the • ground they lie,
• these 'withered'things y,"
And soon to be forgotten as .a
dream., ,
That has its season, then as swift
• departs, • .0 '
As• Winter sun, but for a mom--
ent eex3,•
_ *•mzmamup sit
The gro.un.d..was ,covered with
our. gallant dead, •• • •
'•Where • battles.. raged• across in
Sicily_•, ..
•
Those who_ were young, and
Who�•sacrif 1, rec°�le gay,
cheerfu
iced their ' to `kee p
us . free...
.lust' •like the leaves, they. fell in
thousandfold . u•.
• They' reckoned , not, , the price of
strength and
,But went. to war,. -these lads' who
•won.•the 'day' • .
Now sleep forever in a.,.foreign
To Hold Meeting Regarding , _.•
County Health Nurses
The Huron ' Federation of Agri-
culture has arrangecifor a meet-
ing ''tonight ('Thursday) in the
Agricultural Board Room at Clin-
ton • on the subject of health
nurses far the County of Huron.
One of the speakers will be the
Deputy Minister of Health.
The reason some people never
get' -anywhere is_. because_ they are
,so busy directing others that • they
forget where ..they were. gains
-thern.selves—Durham .Chronicle.
The • leaves. hiv `e fallen an •„ ou
And Autumn., w-eeps. 'for those
who won't return,
Who paid .the . price th'at only,
could .prepare,
The awful . lesson that the foe
must learn. •
And. when in Spring, the leaf
buds burst anew,
And, leaves ..by..thousands _drink
the April rain,
We will keep th.eir.. memory
bright and, green
Like the leaves, • that welcome
Spring time back again.
AC2. Eldon W. Buckingham,
Montreal, 11.Q.'
PAGE FIVE
STR ERNE, S T• MacMTLLAN.
Who Last ;Week'Cotnrnenced His •
Twelfth ,Consecutive Season . As
Conductor of the Toronto Sym;
phony Orchestra
Traveler:• "What's the use of
having a timetable if your trains
don't: run on time?"•• '
Conductor: • "How would you
know they. were running late 'if •
we didn't have a timetable"? i
All she knows is a
"Cardboard daddy
0� •
IKE" hundreds Of Other little girls. and boys,
when she says "Goodnight, Daddy", she says it to
a photograph. These little ones have never known the
thrill 6f a real, live, hold -you -close -in -his -arms daddy:
Their daddies are over there fighting so that you can live
in comfort and safety: When you think of these kiddies;
ask yourself if you are investing all you canto Speed the
Victory which will bring tome the daddies they are missing:
These children want and need the love and affection, the comfort
and pleasure that only daddies can give; It is in yourpower to
help make their dreams come true. Make the Victory Boards you buy
a magic wand that will help bring these "cardboard daddies'!" back
to eager young arms.
Bait allormeR vl.ero es, seND
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