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The liucknow Senitinoll Luglarw, Oietorlo
nrcicsa&Y, Julwir *Rh, 1944 ,
Come in and Let Us Shaw You
NEW BLOUSE
rurratir SINTERS—Trust a man to notice you're wearing
something smart When you top your snit off with a well
made blouse•born Templeton's.
SWISS Jim-mont lace trimmed,• a blouse you can tub and
comes eat mee new. - _
SQVARE NECK, the blouse the teen-age are looking for.
STRIPE SHEER in powder bine or red, with white, tuck in
style.
NEW NECKWEAR in white organdy, frilly jabot, with lace
hint, eMbroidered pipe, or the new collar for the sweet-
heart neck. Add a new collar to your last year's frock
and the' AO* is eolelgetebr el/aimed-
WOMEN'S NOSIERIf. Buy mercerized cotton stockings to
save year better hose. Seamless foot and • wide stretchy
top. Pair 59e
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.i,:,1,A4*(4LIVIT4 - ' ' • - .11(eld Preeentation
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Tun WEEK
A joint meeting of federal and
iterewriegeni Liberal
Jii01341.16.1 14•11JUISOI,
4nrn-Bruce
ilI be held m :71/mglialit Town
--"..11411 it 8.30-orclock-oMFridak-ev=
ening, this' week.- The: guest
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-Spetdrer will be -the Hon. NOrMan
McLarty,-Secretary, of State of
Canada. ' • '
It is understood. that the mate,
ter of a ski igb association for,
both federal and 'provincial pur-
poses in these two constituencies
•will be discussed.
• MEN'S & BOYS' Work
Sox, Shirts, Etc.: 'The
79, TEACii 4.7r
MAPLE NEXT liEAR
Jelin Martin, son of Mrs. W. R.
Martin of Paraniount, will com-
mence the •fall teaching term as
principal of the two-roorn school.
at Maple, whieh. is four miles
west of Richmond Hill. ,
• For. the past six years John
taught at S.S, No. 1 Goderich
Township, and for 2 years Prior
to that at Crewe. In his- eight
years of teaching he has not had
an entrance student fail out of
a total of 20 pupils.
Before the • cloge -of the sc• hool
•term the annual picnic was held
at ,Kitchigarni Camp which waS
attended by abeut, ninety pupil's
and ' residents of 'the section. At
this time Mr. 4 Martin was• pre-
sent with a lovely. O'Brien trav-
elling case, and the following
'complimentary address:
• Goderich, Ontario,
June 22nd, 1944:
Mr. J. D. Martin
Dear Mr. Martin: ,
On this, the day of our annual
school picnic our usual picnic
for Bride -Elect -mood is tempered with -a feeling
•••••••••••MNIMMIII of sadness. and impending loss
• Prior to.her marriage wed_ as we know we are coining so
Miss ma near to the parting of the Ways.
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Lane, eldest daughter of Mr. and During the six years which you
GeeirgetLane, Con, 10, Ash- have spent in our community, as
field; was hammed at •a preseatalte.acher of S.S. No. 1, adults and
tion at the home a Mr. and Whs. c-bRdren althq, leave found in you
cyril campben. a "real friend"- In your school
Miss Elmira Alton Made the Itwark you have not .only taught
what the school course required
presentation of a bemitiful fire-
side luncheon 'table and the for. but with it' you have, . each
day's regular routine, given your
lowing address Was read bY Miss
Ina •••• - pupils Valuable training hi court-
Dearii;rd;.:-.7" • esy and individual responsibility
• For some time •we have felt •—a trainibig which- sbauld be of
happy to welcome you home at real value to them in their life
holiday time. We ha.ve always ap- work, ' whateyer may be.
We wish you every success in
Your new sebobI work ma urp
will always have many pleasant
memories of the years you spent
in our community. We ask you
•to .accept this travelling case as
a slight token Of our good will
and e.steem and we hope that .you
will quite often pack up the nee.-
issarY articles in it. and come
back to,visit your friends in S.S.
No. I., Goderich Township.
Signed on behalf of the' com-
munity, , Jack Johnston,. _Wylie
Johnston, Earl Cooper.
your musieal talent and your
E Preekted ,the&mewl's_ use .of
STORK • willingness to help in all our hoi-
ri le 's Gum
our boys overseas
sends 29 packages, Post-
age paid,: dieeet to anyone -iii
Use vaaadian' Overseas -
Order your box now Umbel
GET "YOUR
PRESERVING- NEEDS
AT THOMPSON'S
CERTO CRYSTALS
CERT° LIQUID
• RUBBER Rums
ziroi4; RtNai
PAROWAS
MEMBASEALS
QUARi DAIS
"FRUIF-ICEPE”
THOMPSOWS
%MOUE 82 • WE DELIVER
iday undertakingS.• ,
New we want to welcome- you
home on a very different occas-
ion—the launching :of your ship
oirthe Sea of matrimony. We hope
you Will, have a very.pleasant
sail throug,hout your • entire life.
At this time we felt that iwe
would like to ter into the wit
slo
of your happiness in some tang-
ible way. We ask you to accept
this table as a token of the high
esteem with which you were held
•in our commueity. 4
d behalf
.-Signed on of
your
friends and neighbors, -Ina Cam -
Elmira
ASHFIELD`
Gn.r.. Dimcan MacKay has re-
turned to his unit after a brief
•visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. John MacKay of Kintail.
LAC. Wm. ,Drennan with his
wife and family are spending
vacation with his parents, Mr. &
Mrs.. Elwood Drennan.
Mrs. Kerr of Toronto was the
guest of Mrs. Fred McGregor last
week. ,
Misses Helen MacKenzie, Is:li-
bel and Betty MacDonald are at-
tending the shod course for tea-
chers at the London Normal
SehooL • -
• ,Misses Anna and Lois MacKen-
zie of Toronto- are spending their
vacation at their home near Kin -
tail
Miss Ethel MacKenzie of Tor-
onto is spending a few days at
her home at Kintail beach.
EN
Under Auspices 'Of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Canadian Legion
• ON'THE LAWN. AT
MRS. W. B. ANDERSON'S HOME
Wednesday July 26
Commencing at 3 o'clock
Attractions Such As, The Orange Tree White
Elephmt, Table and Fortmle
SUPPER sERvgri from 5 to 7.
Dance a Bingo
• TIIAT NIGHT THE ARENA ,
Cariuther's Orchestra Refreshinent Booth,
PRIZE DRAW
At Midnight For An Electric Record Player •
And.A Cedar Chest,
Presentation Made
By Ashfield Section
• At the close a school on June.
29, the parents and pupils of S.S.
No, 3, Ashfield, presented their
izacher, Miss Mabel Hord, Park-
hill, with a leather overnight bag.
Alma Jean Johnston read the fol-
lowing address .and Velma McT
Donald made the presentation. '
Dear Miss Hord:
We, the children and parents
of Section No. 3„, Ashfield, \Huron
County, take this opportunity to
express our good wishes for the -
kindly way you treated the child-
ren while teaching here for the
past year. 1 Please acceptthis
small gift as a token of friend-
ship and ,goodwill. •
We wish you good luck, • and
• good health 1 wherever you may
be.
Signed by the trustees on be-
half of the section,- Hugh McKen-
zie, Wm. Johnston, Frank Moran.
Miss Hord thanked the parents
and pupils for thew co-operation.
AT CAMP FOR TWO WEEKS
Mr. P. S. MacKenzie of Walk-
erton will be at Reserve Arrny
camp for two weeks from July
15th, and as a consequence his
law office in Lucknow 4will net
be open on Wednesday, July 19th
or July 26th. • .
Passed Music Exant • -
Eileen Elliott, a pupil of Mrs. •
Wm. Giallo/II of Itolyrood was •
successful I passing her Grade IV piano examination. ,
United Church WM.S.
The Silly meeting of the Un-
ited Chrch • W.WLS. was held in
the church with -Mrs. C. Decker
presiding. Mrs. G, Bower read
the scripture lesson. The study
book chapter was taken by Mrs.
T. Alton: Iths. Bothwell gave a
reading, "Cancelled Prayer" and ,
the benediction was pronounced
by Mrs. T. Burns.
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• FOR MEN. OF DISCRIMINATION
Shoes by
SCOTT licHALE • Ltd.
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STYLE, COMFORT, CHARACTER
Two outstanding lasts in- brown calf only,
• 'The Bomber", and ,"Winston".
Other lasts in black and brown calf.
Rathwell & Son
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Boys* IJNbERWEAR AND SOOCS
MEN'S AND BOYS' FINE SHIRTS
NAM P-INVC" Ili" TS- "i'M -4111,1SPENDM
BOYS' SWEATERS AND JERSEYS
The Store With The Steck
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