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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-07-27, Page 8lot Tots Early To Big tt SEAS KNITTING BEEIHVE SUPER SERVICE YARN—The yarn Most M .I lest for overseas knitting, for sweaters, socks, scarfs and gloves. Navy, black, Airforce, Khaki and 4 -Medium . grey. Five ounce balls gse FANCY KNITTING TARN (Cortacelli): A favorite yarn for sweaters, 'gloves.. A nide range of colors. ' 1 oz, hall 2 BABY SHEEN—For baby's tbmgs, especially designed for baby's garments. Colorewhite, pink &•blue 25e skein GLORIOUS. LIGHTWEIGHT YARN --(All` cotton) for' - ting and creche ti -Boi'lproof. Skein 23e VANADIAN WHEELING TARN - A sturdy inexpensive knitting. yarn .m.' which . q nality and cicanlinesi have been naintained. Two and " three ply Skein 39e •1' e 12 empleton & Co. REirISECATTLE— FLOOR PRICES Mon.' Jae' G Gator, mini- ster of Agriculture, announced July 14 that negotiations . have been completed for a contract to supply the United Kingdom with -$ minimum', quantity of one hun- dred million pounds of beef dur- ing ur- ing'the two-year period 1944 and 4945,and in addition to this min- imum quantity all furthersur- - of beef as they. 'become available. The negotiation of this contract has the effect ofassur- ing ng'. floor ' prices for bee on 'a -revised-scale- ,lhe case of ficial ("Red Brand") beef and Commercial beef_ Of 'Blue 'Bran- d" • , the • I You can't .buy better at anywbtee neer .the Price - Retains riceReta its body at extremes of either hot or cold. Quart,29c Gallon $1.14 1 Canadine Tire Corp. ASSOCIATE S1RRE - Campbell's Garage • • Winghaan, 'Phone 184 LIBERAL Moved To Clinton BRUCE CEXECUTIVE E Revs and Mrs. D J. Lan have '� Meat .Board 'will purchase for ex- port to: the United Kingdom an agreed quantity at prices 25 cents below their respecfive ceilings-: If .further .surplus quantities of 'Red" and`Mitre" brand beef a. offered to .the Meat Board, the Board willpurchase all gulch ad- ditional quantities at ,prices 50 cents below the ceiling:. a SDA,gi3I3110T rilh, 1944 moved from Goderich to Clinton Pres where he is minister of the - moor 1 William Eldridge of SouthamP- byterian church, Rev: Lane also _ . ton, , elected •president of the served as'- chaplain . at _.. F ' Liberal Association feller- bor until this Flying Training Theatre al riding, at the annual meeting held in the Town Hall at Port Elgin on Wednesday evening, last week, succeeding Gideon Kist:. ner, of Wiarton, whose resigna- tion ' was accepted after having served in that position for many years, but whose health will _not permit him to carry on. Ken Symon of Wiarton, was. elected secretary-treasurerto succeed Alex. McKay of Underwood, and Jobe : McNab of Lucknow, was elected vice-president The, meeting ; which. was atteaa 'ded by about 60 from all sections of the riding =was presided over by Thos. Duff, member of the Ontario Legislature for Bruce, and the chief speaker of . the ev- ening was Russell Farrow of Windsor, president of the West- ern Ontario, Liberal Association. There was some disappointment over the failure of Hon. .'Colin Gibson, Minister of National Re- venue to attend, but it was plained' that his parlianetary duties would not permit his leav- ing Ottawa at this time ,especial- ly as his estimates were being considered. In addition to the officers nam- ed above a number of the vice- presidents of the variaius Muni cipalties were named, bta this list was not completed . and will not be until meetings have been helk after which the secretary wlil be notified. The Meeting on Wednesday night was designed for orga nation purposes and to make preparations for the Fed- eral election' which is expected to be held either late this fall, of early: next Yeer. tyf .near >„ n wer'e...a riu 1 ., nom- inations for the presidency, but all declined the honor with the exception of Mr. Eldridge of Other qualities of beef -NMI be. purchased on the following basis: Choice of good :qty cows - 75 cents below the .ceiling- . Connmerrial quality not qual- ifying for. "blue" brand $125 below the ceiling. ' ` Accumulations of beef of lower. twenntieswill be avoided :by in- clusion in the exports of sub- stantial quantities of boneless The above prices constitute in effect floor prices since the Meat Board will be prepared to buy School was dosed this monist- Both Rev. and Mrs. Lane will be much missed in Goderich where they ' were very activeti in civic and war work activities in addi- tion, to their church duties - Kinnon„ who is a Bruce boy,, now Minister of Trnde`and Commerce would also visit :the "riding, and it was the intention -of the Prime rMinister in his 'sweep across the country ,to visit Western Ontario. all' .quantities offered to it -Southampton,. who accepted and -If.-present .ti�ds.ofmarketr � _took has seat u the platform - continue and if high quality tat- - Following. the forma part of the meeting, ' winch • 'was . brief, Mr. Farrow was introduced and addressed the gathering for . a short time. He brought greetings waded to by threet socia after mayyears of Kinfrom primemoister he had had visited Mackenzie hearty cheers, and there was 3l-1 sp/P1141d ser®iee ' ��, whom e /, Ottawa on Tuesday, and who had remarked on . the valued service rendered to Bruce County by the? late Hon. James' Maleolrn, whose memory he revered. Mr_ Farrow stated ted that the Prime Mmister appeared to be in excellent health at the present time and aged hirer that there would be a definite and progressivepro- gram for the next election. Mr. Farrow, after expressing his pleasure at being present, stated Haat he was glad this was not a joint annual and nominat- ion meeting, as the latter, when held, should be properly constit- uted, onstituted, 'with ac ted delegates, t 25 �. - .mer. ani autumn- mouth'-.,o...;�., -end wo,,�3.,0# �p-e�msa�*. cents below the ceiling in the' late At this point he introduced to "the sprung' and early summer months- _ meeting Chas. Hayes, Liberal er- .The new floor prates will gani2er He` pointed' out that Mr: King intended, to follow: ,his plan of not extending the life of. Parliament., and predicted that the election would be held . either late the coining fall 'or. early in the spring. He urged the Bruce Liberal . As- sociation to hold theirconvention for the selection of their candi- date not later than September 6th in any event "The: Liberal party is definite- ly an the march", said 'Mr_ Far- row, and he expressed the belief that the Liberals would again sweep the country "You can make eer Rin there wil be no al- liance with any .other party, and that +every lster of the gov- ernment 'wonld run in his own riding and the Prime mister would run in, Prince Albert rad- ing iondiang what had appeared in a Toronto lam , believe that Mr_ Mg will go down in history as the . greatest Canadian of all time',decla ed_ Mr.. Fargo ' He .declares that the :C: C. F would' provide__did ire opponition as they had no responsibility and would pose anything in order to -get-vet He -said. its:leadeas would neverbe able to control� the radical element, and -that the greater part of their , would be in the 'mal cen- tres, where they am well organ trod. , Before the meeting dosed there was 'a vote cal confidence in the administration of Prime Minister tle.come to market inan orderly'. Manner it . is expected . that the nninimum quantities .provided .for iia . the United Kingdom contract wall maintain the prices of "Red" and "Blue" brand beef at a point not lower than 25 cents below the ceiling. Inany case, however, no matter how heavy or . irregular the marketings may be, the pro- duce'. of `died" and "Blue" bid beef will have the com- plete assurance of the protection of floor prices at not less than 50 cents below.the ceiling,. These new floor price arrange- ments will come into effect on August 21, 1944, and will replace the variable and graduated floors which have been in effect during the 1943-44 season.. Under last year's arrangements, the floor prices ranged from $225 below the ceiling during the late - u n - b Fri., . Sat. & Monday Two Shows—'7.30 A 9.30 . "MR BIG" Starring' - - - DON, LD O'CONNOR, Who has everything ..,: from tier topffmtoatug atyour ham!! He sings!. Dancer Ctawnsa lloman ces°• - - „ the year's ' padre surprise : Mitt Gloria. Jean, Peggy ` Ryan. "Mister Big", the slow of jive -crazy a e -crazy gang et kids de- termined to sing and dance, but -handicapped by aclassical . school of the theatre, is one of the breeziest items of movie diversion to came from Holly- wood in many ins. � Short Subje .ofPATINE n' " Ms* cartoon THIS SHOW 3S PLAYING Friday,Saiaiday & Modula ay, COMING__. ':D yF, aid 'S..:A _ GREAT (Blendie and f so paSsed a resoluttan ofthanks . . and appreciation to Gideon Imo- n er of Wiarton, %AM was sOitillIg from the pr 1e1 of -the As. level throughout the year. would gave remain them every assistance in their organizesto on_• The speaker then explained the absence of Col_ Gibson, whoa was to have been present at this meeting, but whose parliament- ary duties kept him at home.. He. said he had premised to come to Bruce at a later date, and in - let us keep the feast" 1 Cor. 5:8. uated also that Hon. James Mc - in Western Ontario, who tQITARTERLY SERVICE On Sunday, July 30th, the Sac- rarent of the Lord's Supper will be observed at Blakees Church on the Ashfield Circuit_ "Therefore OUT THEY GO arig SALE ter_ de Shoes All .'Rite, White and Brown Trim hit and I ow Heels $1.98 and $2..49 Broin Summer Shoes CASUALS, . SLING PUMPS, SANDALS Variety of colors to choose from, $2.49_ $.C.nAt6Wlu8Son Men's and Boys' Work Clothing „, Overalls, Pants, Sox, hid: and Underwear°: