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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
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THURSDAY,.MAX ,11th•, 1944
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For Distinguished Service: on the
Home Front
e Honour other
WHITE OR COLORED, GLOVES of quality fabric. Mother
will appreciate a pair of these. Slip-on styles.
'Pair , - 98c, $1,25$149-11.59
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HOSIERY—Giveher a gift that is sensible ▪ and truly ap-
, •papciatecl.---Hosiery, in lisle or Bemberg. .
MOTHER MAY LIKE something to make up for an, a.Proti
or .dress. We havea nice range of designs in print,' seer-
sucker or gingham •
A LOVELY NEW HAND- BAG in Aoniespun. A. perfect
accent for Mother's 'simmer Outfit.* `. "
THERE IS the last minute 'thoughtLa linen Handkerchief,
lace trhn. • •
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Car St7c1cBridge
• A car clrrven by Bert Moss of
West Wawanosh struck Ithe
bridge on the "ravel Road", at
• the 12th Concession late Friday
• /light and then wentinto the
...ditch. No injuries were suffered
,•but the car . was "considerably
•,damaged. .
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Underwent Operation
Howard Cann, son of Mr. and
Mrs Art Cann of town, _undei
went a recent appendectomy in
• Whigham Hospital. . •
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AYLMER •
STRAINED, FOODS
(Fruits, Vegetables, Soups)
Evaporated Milk, iunket,
,Corn Syrup, Oranges, etc.
Give them the best,
AT THOMPSON'S
'Week -End SiuggesVons
LINIT STARCH ' •
Box. : 10c
Makes cotton look and feel
like , linen .
Apple & StraWberry. YAM
4 lb. tin 55c
(4 coupons)
AYLMER CHERRIES• :. .
For desserts, salads, • pies •
2:0 " tin 25c
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mwrokT. .FIAJFFS
Free. tnnabler• 'bstittre
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-Freecuit & saucei bag 39C
(13 ,quart) ,
RATION COUXONS
VALID ;TODAY ,
Sugar -42, 33
Butter -41 -
Preserves -19, 20
Tea-Poffee—T32
THOMiSON'S
'PHONE 82 WE DELIVER
Nonumemim%EmmurisillMMIW ston's Feed Barn.
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Gkamitnother At 37 -
Has Fine War Record
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A recent .istie "The Front
Line", published by General Mo-
tors Of; Canada, cOntairied an, art-
icle Of local interest withrefer-
• ence to Mrs. 'Rose Fearn, a riv--
etter on Mosquito bombers in the
Aircraft Division of the: G. M.
Plant. •
Mrs. Pearn is a daughter . of
iVirs. Helen Yalinke and, a sister
Of Mrs. Mac MacLennan •�f town.
She is 37' years Of age and is
'twice .a grandinOther. •• '
Besides her War plant job, and
efficient management of her home
-and-'fanillyr•Mr&-"'P'eatir
active Member of the -Ladies
• Auxiliary of the 1.1th Tank Reg-
iment and is chairman of their
bingo, committee which -is' re-
sponsible for sending cigarettes
to over 400 boys on active
ser-
vice. , •
Mrs. Pearn has made five don-
ations to the Blood- Donor Clinic
as well as pledging, 12 first time
donors: Her htisband, Pte: "gee
Pearn • is again serving Canada
in this war arid is stationed at
adip Borden with the Hastings,•
Prince Edward Regiment. Their
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Zedic
has- tWo_chifdren, both boys, age
17 months and six weeks. •
"Orchids" to rivet packin'
9,raridniother Rose Pearn.
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MENtBF-'& BOYS' Work clothing,
overalls, pantssocks and under-
garments, The Storewiththe
;Stock.- THE MARKET STORE..
HELD 'SALVAGE COLLECTION
ON MONDAY Niqiur
• Postponed from Friday to Mon-
day night on account of rain, the
Clansmen's salvage • collection
was proceeded with in spite of
the fact, that IiiPiter Pluvius
"obened up" shorty before
the. collection was to begiri.
A considerable quaQtity of sal:
vage, chiefly paper and glass,
was collected. Another collection
is planned shortly, but in the
meantime. anyone wishing to dis-
pose of what they haves accum-
ulated, may deliver it to John -
Donations To The.
Aid To Russia Fund
Cash donations to the local Aid
to Russia Fund .o& Tuesday a-.
mounted to $113.70. Donations
not previously acknoWledged are
as follows: Masonic Lodge $25,00;
W. J. .Davison $5.00; Miss V.
Kerry $3.00; W. J -Brown Lang -
42.00; Langside iatri9tic
Society $11.00; Ward 1 Red Cress,
Huron Township $25.00; Mrs. Al -
line Bradley $1'.00; James,Shiells
OA; James. Cameron $2.00;
Frank MacLennan $2.90, • 1
Between MoVember 6, 1942,
when. it Was founded, and-lVlareh
31st, 1944, the: Canadian Aid. ti.
'Russia Fund received dOnatiOns
in cash, and goods totalling
$5,673,883.524 In the seine sixteen
months' period the Fund shipped
to the Soviet Union .a large var-
iety of purchased 'arid donated
good S to the value. of $4,462,248.-
10. On hand now in Canada and
scion •to.- be ,shipped is a large..
quantity of articles. '•
,Reports received through the
Canadian embassy in MoscOW
showAthat the bulk of this goods
has arrived in Russia and is being.
distributedmainly. to Civilians in
the areas liberated, .froin , the
Nazis. •
No cash was sent to Russia.
cash subscriptioris were spent on
purchases mainly in Canada. •
Donations are still being re-
' ceiVed Iocaliy.' at T. W. Smith's
garage.
PRESBYTERIAL TO MARK.
sniTIETg. ANNIVERSARY
The siktieth anniversary of the
Maitland ,Presbyterial 'Society' of
the of _the „Presbyterian-
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ehur-ch in Canada will be he,ld in
the ,South .Kinloss' Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday, May 16th,
1944. The morning •session will
commence at 9.45 and the after-
noon • session at 4.30.. The pro
will consist 'of devetiOn-
al periods, rePorts from the sec-
retary and ' the treasurer. A:
memorial service and historical
sketches of the W.: M. S., the Y.
W. A. and Mission. Band, Greet-
ings will be brought from the
Presbyftry and Provincial Soc-
iety, missionaries and visitors..
Special speakers will. include
MrsHugh MacMillan, returned
Missionary from -Formosa, Mrs.:
MclVlurrich, President of the W.
M. S. Council and Mrs. F. G.'
Fowler, president of the Mait-
land Presbyterial Society.
• UNITED CHURCH-
LUCKNOW
Rev. I. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
.• SUNDAY, MAY 14th
• MOTHER'S DAY •
11 a.M.—Special Mother's
Day 'rogram, combining
Church and Sunday
School. •
Baptism.
7 p.m.—Rev. Chas. Endicott,
D.111, of Toronto.
-8.15 p.m.—Y. P. U.
AlmilvvolivvmmovisvuomiaT
Friday, Sat'clay, Monday
The' Magnificent British ,Cavalcade •
STAR'RING—Brian Aherne, 'Robert Cummins, Charles
Charles
Laughton, Ida Lipini, Herbert 'Marshall, Ray Milland,
Anna Neagle, Merle Oberon, • Cedric Hardwicke, PatrIC
Kdow1es, Victor 07pLaglan, 14ta. O'Connor, P. Aubrey
• SMithi. Dante May .Whitty; Roland young,. Buster. Keat-
.• on. 78 top ranking lilayer s and everyone playing an, im-`,
• portarit role in a drama sobig, so .powerful, so moving,
it -inspires their Most brilliant performances Brian
Aherne, the disowned son; Ida Lupin°, theflighty maid;
Charles. Laughton, the. tipsy butler; Ray. Millarid, the
dashing lover; Anna Neagle, the jugative bride. •
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ON .T1rIE SAME PROGRAM- ••
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Leon Errol. Marion Martin in
• "WEDDED BLITZ" •
A roaring "comedy of , errors"
COMING NEXT WEEK =
"FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO"
There will be aspecial show run •
Wednesday and4Thuriday, May 24th - 25th
"WRECKING CREW"
• Starring Richard Arlen, Chester Morris,
Jean_Parker
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MAY MEETING OF KINTAI
WOMEN'S • INSTITUTE "
The May meeting of Kintail
jnstitute was held at the home
of Mrs. Ray Dalton, May 4th,
with a large attendance. The vice
president, Mr. James Little, took
the chair in the absence 'of the.
president, Mrs. R. Scott. The roll
.call proved most interesting, an
exchange of flowers, plants and
seeds, An interesting' report of a
Red' Cross meeting heldain Luck-
ribw was given by Mrs. Neil G.
MacKenzie' and Mrs. Pred Mc-.
.Gregor. A paper, Do's and don'ts
by le1en " nst4u:te.. tne,rig-Pcr§o, Yv,a§.-glY-911
Mackenzie. CoMmun•
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ity singing was enjoyed with •
Mrs. •Wm.. MacDonald as° accom-
Tanist. A paper was read by Mrs.
Dave MacKenzie. A duet by Mrs:
Neil G. MacKenzie and Mrs, Sam
Gibson follOwed. An interesting .
contest was conducted by Mrs., •
R. J.'Bullen. The financial report
for 1943 was given. Total. Money
raised was •$460.22. Total expen-
ditures were $367.47 with, a bal-
ance on hand of $92.75, The
meeting was closed • with The .
king after which a •delicious .
lunch was served by the hostess.
• Health ,Spot. Shoes
for those sore and tired feet
When your feet hurt, 'you ktart all 'over.
Now is ,the time to correct weak arches and
Metatarsal -conditions.
• The "HEALTH SPOT" Sh•
oe is built to correct
• all types of foot troubles, and give. the utmost
in wear and comfort.
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S. C. Iffatlivvell & Son I
40'
New Congoletun Rugs
New Smyrna Rugs and Mats
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New Feltol Rugs
New Table Oilcloth Squares
The Store With The Stock
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