The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-11-06, Page 8A�
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Tat ILVLKNOW SENTINEL, t1OKNOW, ONTA too
THURSDAY,. -""NOVEMBER 6, 1041
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VV Curtainsr.
Casement • Cloth., .Home,p.un
RO*SPUN •FOR OVERDRAPES—a material, that Wears ,.,we1.1 .
,Colors to •harmonize .with other furnishings, 45" wide, :,,, 69e
CASEMENT CLOTH -7 -makes lovely drapes or can, be used for
slip covers,` 46", .yard - . 65e,
SMART PATTERNS IN CRETONES-variety of patterns, tapes;
try designs with leafy scrolls.
Priced. at . .... yard -25c, 30c, 40c, 42c and 50c
COTTON CURTAINS—double 'bordered,' sturdy, ..long wearing
cotton curtains, 21 yds. ' long,., . ..$1,39
NET CURTAINS-41in, are laiy looking;. and quality that ,givgs.'
excellent service36" wide; '21/4 yds 5315`
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P13Ekr. DOT' MAR l71{SETT plain edges, phi ivory or. gree
yard O :4444. .K. A.. 30c
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TTY 'CURTAINS—fine ,marquisette in :cream, with. mauve,
se,. . pair $1.98..
Tempkton
. Buys Wipgeham• 'Shop '
:'Stanley Sibthorpe, of Blyth, and
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a. member of the Council of that
village,, has purchased Chas. Swan
foil's • barber business in Wingham
• and commenced his new duties. last
Thursday.•
More 'Raspberries . ' '
Mrs; Thomas ,Roach, Con..6 Kin-
loss had -a raspberry patch that. is
• rhodin Ing, a 'heavy, second crop of•
fruit. A branch-•seent in ,to us ` as evi-
dence, had several largeripe berries
as ' well as a ' heavy load of - green
but maturnng'fruit,' which is typical
of the -pat. .
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1. RED CROSS NOTES'
Ladies•'Ara Busy
••The followingg ladies have 'regist-.
ered at the "Red Cross work rooms
• for sewing and knitting during ' the
past week:. Mesdames Hornell, Youn,
Yoven, McInnes, Anderson, Chapple,
, Huston, •Alton, Hall, McLeod, ,D..
i ' McDonald,McNab, Henderson, Reid,
i Watson, Hamilton, Mindie, Douglas,
'McKenzie,' Hooper, Sniith,''.Murray;
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:Roberts*, ,Mowbray, Geo., And rs�u., ,
P. Webster Chas. Webster, C. Mc-
Donald,. Haddock, .Mcintosh, ':'blathers
Davison; Richardson, J. McInnis;
r N. Stuart, . Xahnke, • D.
..Johnston,
1Burns
14 tori, E. McKenzie,. Carter, ,
3aRitchie;: Fisher,' Turner, Higgins,_
Black, J. Henderson, M. 'Henderson
HI.• Anderson. Misses lV,:--Trelea ren,
G.` Treleaven, S. Treleaven; M. Me-
Dougall„.. ,Fisher, K. .McDougall,
Cummings,.' Stewart,: •Stinisgn; Cul-
bert, . :McCluskey.; - M. McKenzie,.
:_.- oo;ds,_CI'McQuai �T • and Wilfred'
Black •
Married • On Saturday
The marriage took place at Kin-
cardine On Saturday of Mary. Gert=
rude,' only daughter of Mrs. Bushell
and the late Russell Bushell, Kinloss
Township to Mr. Walter 'Frederick
Breekles,'son of Mr.'•and Mrs. Arthur
Breckles, Kinloss Township.
Near '• Record For Rain
October 1941 was an ' exceptionally
wet tnonth. Rain .fell on 17 days.
for a total of 6.81 inches. This sets
a near -record-foa n isture. October
1905 •, appears to hold the "honors"
• with a' total of 7.21 inches. October
saW More than twice the average
rainfall of •other years:
Serving tea at the Red Cross
rooms were: Mesdames Murdie,
Taylor, Fisher, Thompson,' McAlp-
Raise, $21.50 On Table Cloth
'Mrs. Frank Cole made a lovely
crocheted table clothon which
''tickets' were sold. ,Mrs. Louis .Dalton
R. R. 7. was the., winner and the
proceeds amounted to .'$21.50.
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Masquerade -I. -Mpg ie I.-Mpe Winners...-
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1 There . was a big crowd at„ the
masquerade dance in ' Paramount
Hall last Friday, with many in .cos-
tume. The prize"winners were, com-
ic _.gent, Finlay MacDonald; •.fancy
gent, 'Lillian Carruthers; comic lad
. Mrs,. Oliver .McCharles; 'fancy lady,
Mrs. Alex Andrew. Miss Margaret
Thorburn won the door prize.
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oCALand GENERAL
Iona Terry, who' teaches schoolFinless ),VIunicipal Council 'met
near Fergus,, spent the Week end at � p the Fall- OetobeU. 27th, 1941, as
• per adjournment, -all members pre-
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Kinllugh, •sent, ..
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Mr. and . Mrs. RobertFisher- .and „ Mc` esizie- Tiffin=that the minutes
Mary of :Hamilton were week -end of the last regular meeting as read
visitors re. 1 be adopted and signed.
MM. C. 'Webster and Mrs. -Gerald McKinnon-lodgins-that the Clerk
write the 0.4..C. drainage depart4-
weekRath*ell -spent a few -daysla$t ment for the services of Mr. Cox on
week in Toronto, : • •
• the Malcolm -Robinson Award ditch.
Mr. "and Mrs, ' dy Huston, of Tiffin-McKinnon—that the sheep
Toronto were Sunday visitors with claim of L. Thacker for $10; be paid.
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Mrs, David's Huston- ' 1 Hod i s- Tiffin --,-that, the' funeral
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Bob McIntosh of Hamilton spent expenses' of the; late Wilfred Mintz;
his p parents,Mr undertaking; $40.,, ambiilanee $10.,
the week -end with .
'and Mrs Jack McIntosh: digging: `grave $7., and cards, $2,50,
total $59:50 .be paid to W,...1.; Davison.
,Mr". and. NITS Harry A1todn , and 'McKinn�n-McKeuzie .-- that , grant
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The, Email ` lc Sale
was Originated ",by.:
the " 19ii'ited, ping
Co asi an advertis-
ing, plan. •
Rather -than spend.
large sums of mon-
ey in ' ,advertising
leo convince you of . .
i� lnedt, of Rexail, t_:
s Rexall
Originale..•.
by making it ��
hie for us to
ae71'yoiii, tWo .regia
lar .full size Pack -1 -
ages
ack-ages. of high quality:
Recall merchandise
`or the Price ofone
plus one_ cent - -
Stock .•up- naw •and'
Sive.
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Wednesday,
LVCKNO.W
Regain Remedies, Puretest House-
hold Drugs, Vitamin Products, Stat-
ionery, Rubber, Goods, . First -Aid .
Supplies, Shaving Preparations,
Baby N,eede; reet carp ; Soalis,�_. _.
Perfumes, Toothbrushes.
This Original Rex -
all One Cent •Sale
of ours is a sale
where .• you canbuy.
one Item' at its re
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gul`ar price, and
other itein'of exact-
ly the same kind
and quality tor, an
a a;. CENTPIL'
., Atte
°Ev�°�7n lam'
-Co article; listed=on-
this sale is a high
eiliality, guaranteed
product, • identical
with what. we . sell
everyi y at the
regular price.
- Get your needs
• now and save.
Thursday, Friday, ° Saturday, THIS WEEK
A. E. McKIM
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ONTARIO..
family of • Walkerton • spent Sunday of $1.5.00 .be given to the Lucknow
with . his .mother, here.:. Agricultural ' Society.
Mr, ,,and Mrs .Ronald Van Catnip, Tiffin -McKinnon -=that •an "order.
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residing in the 'village.' Township -assessment -of 66 cents
o an.
f •Bl 1 (nee Ada` Burns) are .the treasurer
for, :the
•be nssue�d
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the Lott Drain -repair.
Miss Alma Alton and Miss Greta McKenzie-Hodgins—that an order
Join Our
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Make Your SeIe(tion Now
While Our 'Stock. Is , (orpiete
T:1 A Y .. •.Si moo N'or1�: . •
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Balance of down payment in •
amounts until the required Govern-
ment
vern-
ment, -regulation of -one-third i or.
"minimum of . $10:00 has been •paid.
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• :before delivery. ' • • .
JEWELLER
Flennming of London spent the lie issued the • Treasurer for the
week•,end with Mrs. Alton. • ` Twp assessment of $5.75 on the
Chester y d his
Twamle , an mother. Scott Tif#in Drain ' repair.
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Mrs. Violet Twarntey of.. Woodstock Hodgins -Tiffin -L• that' the men were week -end visitorshere. h ed to handle the grader attached
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to the maintainer'be- paid 30c per
"Mrs. .Alton had, as a week -end" ' hour.
visitor,her nep,�hew Jack• Thompson ' McKinnon-McKenzie—that a By;
of the R. C. A.1`. 'at St. Thomas. Law be prepared 'making • appoint-
nient..of .Deputy .Retuining,Officers.
Mrs. -Thomas MacDonald of List- and Poll Clerks for.the several ,poll-
owel is visiting.' with her son Gar- ing - divisions for 1941
field "coil-lVirs:"1N1ac73ona1 a't -res= mm ' ` i t
P McKenzne-1Vtcicinnon" = tinct` thy'
ent... Road. Superintendent. purchase 1500.
of snow fence,
J. C� Johnstd'n of the R.C.A.F: at feet
Aylnner .,visited• last week with.: his McKenzie4IfcKinnon=that we do'
arenits rat. anti Air's, P. ilii John- now adjagain:
on to meet again'on Fri -
atop.• ; •
_44.44_ 44.44; day, November- 14th --,_•1941' at the
� usual time. and • place: •
Mrs. • Phillip's and daughter Lucy Checks :issued-•Lucknow Sentinel,
Mae of Kincardine' visited with Mrs.' voters' .list and advts,. 584:30; ; A -
Emmerson Irwin the first ' of "the' Elliott,. selecting jurors, $4.•; J. R.
week._ - _ Lane, selecting jurors. $4:, Emmer-'
son Irwin, rev. voters' list, ' $6. `tel.
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Jean_ Qrr._.s►f. „L_aiigside ie
e- claim" '10 ;"13an-JVi'ac'D'o-naltt; inspect -
tn24tiesday ;for T-oronte--where•-sh
will be . employed for the next -few
months..•
Miss Margaret MacCallum of St
lurars•-�$4:—$10.;: -Thacker,:_sh_ee
fees above $1..50; J. FI. Hall, relief
supplies $12.07; Village of .Lucknow
relief, $4.71,; E. H. Agnew premium
51.75; Metallic Roofing .Co. `,and
freight $7.50; Bruce County Treas-
urer $392.56; Frank Baechler $17.70;
Huron Boundary _ $11.10.
J.
R. LANE„ Clerk
Conducted District ' Service
The annual church service of the
Royal. Arch Masons of Huron Dis-
trict No. 6, washeld 'in Knox Church
L• istowell•-on-Sunil ..-afternoon,:,Oct
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ober 26th, co .ducted by Companion
Rev, J. W. Stewart of the Lucknow
United Church.
Going To Creemore '
Rev: 'C. 1V. 'MacKenzie' and Mrs.
MacKenzie of Ripley will make their
home at Creemore for the time be-
ing. Candidates are being heard to
choose a minister to succeed Mr.
MacKenzie, with Rev. R. G. Halbert
occupying the Ripley end. Olio'
pulpits last Sunday. , .
Reivieinbranee Day Service'
Holyrood W.: I. is :arranging for
their regular Remembrance. Day
service `to be, held at the Township
Hall, Tuesday at eleven o'clock: 1•
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pintail Youth With R. C. A. F.
•Arcl�e-1VFaelyre;sox%.af:�ir::.:::a'nd:.
Mrs. Duncan .Maclntyre, Kintail has.
enlisted in the R.C.A.F. as a member
of the aircrew. He is now at Mann-
ing Depot Archie was •a member of
Putnam, spent the wee -en with week -end funeral expenses, W. Mintz, $59,50, thechampionship Goderich Junior
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Marys and .'Mrs; H. G. Sherriff :kg collector's bond $15,, W. J. Davison;
tends. here.
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• A. E: Thompson, 'caretaking 57.50; . ball team this 'past season:
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Mr. and -Mrs., . Edward Heit
Mr. and Mrs. , Bert Brtjder ` of Kitc
ever. -were Sunday guests of Mr.
M1ts .,Eric Cox .
and Lucknow Agricultural Society, gran
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$15.; R. M. Johnston; stamps $3.;
and • Thos.: Gaunt,. Twp:: 'assessment Lott
drain repair 66c; Thos.. Gaunt, Twp.
assessmeni,,,ScattAi n -rept ,$5.75. HABKIRK—in ,Stratford General
u''sseW Canute -los irtcalonvdl andalt?lfaveytmtinas�
BORN
rbtnr ITew4- orr-$5 40-; hill 4.
Nis
W. E • .Treleaven made ii
business trip to Montreal; last week.
. Mrs. Horne, Sr. is visiting' 'in .
Kitchener. .
THREE 'CANDIDATES FOR
WARDENSHIP OF"BRUCE?,
Bruce "'County, Council November -
session . is being held -this-Week to
wind up the .'year's work: This •'ses-
for the Wardenship next year show
their hands, 'ancl the' ' Tara Leader
hears there will be three candidates
for the honor in 1942; namely; Reeve
''Thos. Duff of Arran, Reeve Wm.
Shewfelt. of Kincardine.. lip., and
Reeve Donald Christie of Saugeen.
It will• be the. turn. of a. rural reeve
to ' be' Warden next year,'..Reeve-'S.
M. Ewart of Chesley opening, the
present year as Warden, to be sue-
-3cd,, eees ect,bg.Aa19 v ..1,.A ,•l
litzczaw
:, : ..... _ Bannerman. giftf a da titer, ing lea' May.
Ci�to �vi��th-s. WeIah-and McLeod -$16:9`.5; E:. T . �.
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Government Controlled Prices
You will have the opportunity
of 'procuring your Fall
Dry Goods, 1 sm ll
Price Articles°
at ® this
AT or .BELOW
Government Controlled 'Prices.
You can make l your choice fromo
A - Great :New Stock
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Miss Margaret: Murray. •
,Mrs. Annie Carter " of Barrie, Ont.
mother: of Peter and Henry Carter,
has mol' d into the residence of John
S. Mac onald ? Havelock St.
Miss' Andrey Lucas, Toronto spent
the week=end with friends ii Luck=
now, on her return : she was accom-
panied' by her aunt, Miss ,Belle
Robertson. • , '
, Rev. C. H. • McDonald. Marion, Mrs.
J. W., and Mrs. Morgan Henderson,.
and j.VIiss Catherine MacDougall
motored to Hillsdale on 'Monday
Viand visited with Rev. and Mrs, Wm.'
A. Henderson. - '
Mrs: "Sandy" Campbell' and her
son . Dougall of Western :Canada,
visited last Week -end at :the, home'
of her brother-in-law, Mr. Neil
Campbell. Dougall is with the Royal
Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve
and at present is stationed at Tor-
onto:
oronto..
LEGION
Activities
LUCKNOW'BRANCH•:
Poppy= Day
SATURD'A'Y, NOVEMBER 8
Buy a poppy, in commemora-
tion of those who paid the
supreme sacrifice in the last
Great War. . .
Remembrance. 'Day
Service
TUESDJ !, NOVEMBER 11
Service ,.at the. Town, • Hall,
vucknow,' commencing 10 a.m.
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'DANCE
to The Town Hall
bVCK,NNOW;,'.
Tuesday' November 11
at 9 .o'clock
ARTHA•JR'S ORCHESTRA
A4missidn•-45c
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{ gbting F0.�ces cell an
to • support the great nationac
• Our airmen, 'soldiers, and sailors are more w&r weapons with a ready, willing,
Oinking on our community to do its part eager response,. Don't let them down.
in the War Weapons Drive •-- and when It's our responsibility. I,et's poll up out '
they count on our community, they socks,and put up our dollars. Push the
count on you. So, double your purchases sale of War Savings Certificates when-
of War Savings Certificates. , Meet the . ever and wherever you can. Support the
deniand of Canada's fighting forces for War Weapons Drive in our community.
Published By Lucknow War Savings Committee
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