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T1-15 LUCki•,10W +SENTINEL
.YOUR .OWN :orIMKET
AVY• WOOL PLAID, or STRIPES for 4ackets. 54 inches
wide „ .,„ . ... . -- $2.50
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TARTANS in iltWoql,for Skirts. 54 in: wide. ,$2.28
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'RAYON SPUN inisartans or Stripes. Yard ...... 89c & 98c
• TO BE ,SNIART you must 7.11' 1. 'Jerkin. Plain materials in light•
shades for these. 54 inches . -'.,;?,....1, ' . • . % , ' $1.35
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jti. issigs,VANCY, PULLOVERS in. pure, wool. ' ' $1.25
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0 kiltDR,EN!S •PULLOVER---..et.'4 .' ....EIS. Pure wool' .......: 4„.
1"DiEt Service 'Weight SIL li-! 1 lc . , New Fall shadesS.'S.
Pair, ... ' ' •'' ' ,f„. • - .• f.. .. „ . 79c '
S SILK' • WOOL Ho,,sg. Pair • - -• 1. • ...4.,,...".. ,..`.. 69c
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SSEil.'2:4•4: 1., material Pleated. $2.988; 8.49-
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Was Home On Leave
Private Herb Carter of Ripley„. and
formerly of Kinloss visited recently
with his wife and family. Herb has
Perth Regiment since early after the
been a motor meehanic with the
outbreak
f havingbeen stet-
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lolled at Stratford, Camp Borden &
Hamilton. He recently .returned frOni
taking a4Peoial-sevenw,eekcourpie
at Fort Knox Kentuckey. Follow -
IQUAR,ANTINE HAS
BIEN COMPLETE .`
The public have'retponded well to
carrying out a' •complete veluntary
quarantine, imposed. • last Friday
morning after the Outbreak of two
cases of polio within the Village.
The Board of Health decided. that
in closing the school at noon that
day, that if there was any value in
such aetion it should' apply to all
public meetings and hence. all ,gath-
erings were • banned, 'including
church services and 'church meet-
ings. .
Since then there has been pract-
ically :a complete absence of child-
ren from the xnain,..street. Business
has. been severely hit hy the epf-
deinie, cOndtione are exii`ectecl
to Soen return to normal, With hope-
ful iedications that the scourge has
nOw* rim its course.
To the extent the quarantine has
.been imposed and adhered to is
borne •out by the cancellation of the
South Bruce Institute rally to haVe
been held here today:" the regular
meeting of the Fire Company on
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Monday night; a lodge meeting;
ch'urch -services ..and all activities::
and a meeting Scheduled for Wed-
nesday, at which P. V. Wilson, die,
trict .organizer for the War Savings
fall drivr, was to have spoken to a.
email local group.
As Well there has been a self im-
posed social quarantine in general
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RiPleY 11' -reflitneil-,-iiraiLER-To BE:LICENSE
tO Carnp Borden, and .expects ere
long to be detailed to an overseas I,.
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(LOCAL andGENERAL) Two',Lucknow'Old-Timets. Attend A,
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,,, T460E111:,11 tbilTAlfir 0 AliTLE
visiting in. Hmiover this week. , :4(41 Church.Wedding And Reminisce The follow e OPPealled in
in."-r.,.......g axtto
Mrs. Wm. Schmid and Douglas are • , a .
Mrs,. Al, •Gtise of st. Thorn4s vis.-
,lerairopmeass - a recent issue of the Beacon-Helaid:
ited last week with h,er parents, Mt. , . I "Frank Todd and Son is a nam
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• Thompson • . •
• • est • the two n e a )3 y . ' c e m e t e r i e S . I ntSorhee4:dr t reckonhitoorcn4wc6ii3 It cattle, It liiebn, i ttanharead vi'1Sa°ttraelrdr4 ocnrfgepsw:lrini
froni Tempt° last week where she Dekarr.:1:11:11' ell- 'Yht
. • tives,, neighbors and kiwi mates
and 'Mrs. P. a Johnston. We 'visited, with• prefound• inter-.
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Mrs. A. E. McKim returned home Editor, Lucknow Sentinel • Where the gave a of several rela- til‘ioectii wwaltshiasAobne:tdeedenw-iAthngtre, polVlsor..
We want to let you know hoW,
ourselves as We read the inscrip. • As
abilities
sualft thhee sbwliateakhebdr eeencloroeflycaotvt
underwent an Operaticei. - are:found: What conversations with,
Mrs. Gordon Fisher and Billieare pleased we were to return to Luck -
tions, realizing that ,we are in our to purebred Aberdeen -Angus. Faun- ..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nixon. . new, with two nieces, Mra. Andrew
visiting in London tbis, week with
• .. Allan vf Windsor •and. Mrs. John E. sunset days and that each: is. the ers of the Idistrict for the most part
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Charlie Webster And his unither,1 Wiegand o •.•
Mrs . Richard . Webster visited for weddhig of Rev, William Alexander
Cinn!'llirWhetWaharet.Inhuessein ratededIrs76onn
a • few ;Jaye, 'last week at Toronto Henderson and Miss Margaret Mar- oftiiet.hislomrt4osArnt success
g..cise;:r .tiendcluolgneedi fist,' iiiir
and Oshatert. 1 '• • . , . - . - tin. MacDonald, two fine young peo- •Oolng how?.' While on earth did they. continent Cattle the •Todd farm
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Pye, of 'like ancestral faithLuck-
uestion that htitaan personality have taken sweepstake honors and
DMcAlPine of the Bank , . ef ..
survives the dissolution of the body'practically •"cleaned Up"... -,:for. many
1Vibirtree Staff ,is. on holidaYs , and; now !herself IS. to 'be congratulated
Did they`have'acturate and reliable -• y.ears now. at the CFledian'Natianal
with Mrs, MCAlpine,,- Donald. • and for Providing. the ' Setting. as :Well
inforrnation regarding : life' after •
Marilyn,.'is: visiting at Sande' and ' - • ' death. • "Is life a question 'without •stock e osition When the Royal
is the two Weii-knovm fiunilies 'Of ExhibitiOn and ' the Chicago Live,: •
. - • the contracting- parties... •47 ; • 1,, , .. . . , . itri ,. .
• • , ,...: . • .' ..an answer, a. race without , a goal, Winter:Fair was operating, Todd cat, •,.',
Bob ThOmpeon; telegraPhist on the . ' . • • •
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battle7 without a ,victory?" kWhat ' ' '. ' • ' ' ' ' ' - . -.. . ''--
_ - happens to the soul of the believer Todd steers, Whiners of the blue
a tle hkewise took. the honors there
Corvette "Sudbury", and who has Gere throughout wee so beeorn a n. • . .
- encased for years? Luke '28:43; Acts have been 'glorified- commercially,
a ribbons at the various 'expoeitions.
been. stationed ' at Kingston for a ing and charged with. such .a lite
P; when it leaved the body that has
short time, Paid' 'a brief week end . feeling' of joy anu. apiritual. rea es.,
7.55 59. 2 Cor. 5.8 - .
, • manifest hi, 'Cana • of palil.,..ee; :had 1 ' ' . • -
, . Recognizing the desperate Condi.' •swankier •eating houses of . Canada
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and sold at very -high figures at the
visit, at his hOme here. : • . 1 •
,•that one, felt that an Invisible Guest, . .
M. and Mrs: Tom Gagen and been invited and. was present. fion of the world. today is not this
.daughter Patsy of Lendon, and Miss I • , and 'the United •States.'
Arabelle Cameron of Glencoe were-' Only those who have Igcl like ex- a time when 'menneed, a visit to
God, and "Last Saturday we paid Sunday', visitors with Mr. and Mrs. , , periences can understand the feel-. decisions regarding our eternal des- .
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R. J. Cameron. ' • . I .
. Legs of • Rev. Mr. • MacDonald, the. tiny? Fear stalks the ',palace and , ..
Frank Todd and he showed us some
of his stock.. He has not been ex-
Misses•
Winnifred and Olive Far-. ,
brides • father, who performed; the the. 'hut, the city' and the hanilet. hibitirig at ..district •fairs this year, eereniOnY, : without the Is there -e• remedy ' for fear? Your
• ,except at Lucknow, but he expects
er of Toronto spent the week end presence- of his 'beloved wife.' The 'Old Timers would respectfully.
rec-
with their parents. 'Mr.. ,and Mra. 4V-toulilit was present; with deep sym- ; o'rnmerid the study of Ps. 27 and . to show also at the Teeowater . Fair
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W. R..•Farriet, West Wawanosh' and pathy,lp everionekbeart. The day . may all your 'readers have the; ex • .this fall. The stables at the Torkrit,
attended theLEarrier-Gillespie-wed,',..
a1after,teddi,ng,,yag_disel osed,
p eYise-e of David mentioned.
farm - or rather
we should say
ding on Saturdythat before leaving town andaftier,Ver3rtierelhdf"iii-Ty
son Tom operate around' 400 acres
1 d--T•e-in
tarrns,.,becails_e XrAnkieild, and . his
Mr. and] Mrs, ' Burton Roach .'of shaking-eff the-ptirsuit-of perfect nr_d_M",_He has
had visithcilhmothe'grave and
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Making Recnvery
David Stewart,' of Huron
TOwns- hip is making satisfactory
recovery following an appendix
op-
eratjon in KinCardine Hospital. A
..a.p.pen.dixcaOtedlier. con-
-•dition te-he-seriouslor-a-tiree.-
-Mrs. Kennet,h. McKay Of ' Ripley,
• *ter of 1/1.i.a. Wilfred ;Ilaickett of
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Belfast was also a recent patient
-----iii-Kineardine-Where-she-underwent
an' OPeration,
.MEMBER. SENDS LOCAL PAPERS
TO FORCES. OVERSEAS
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RECREATION GROUNDS FOR
Pop,T ALBERT AIR SCHOOL,
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Nine. acres of land on the shore of
_Lake7Hurltie y_west Of the
Port, Albert Air Navigation School;
have heen made available to the
school through the generosity of the
owner of the property, Dr. W.•.Math-
ews of DearbornTIlfebtrilrb
used for recreationaP purposes. It
is ph:Posed to have softball, base -
'ball and possibly cricket grounds,
• p "li which will ' lud
dressing rooms and a canteen. The
Every per o ; pa p,
Poration selling or handling food
products, feeds, clothing, niillinery,
footwear or furs will be required:
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to obtain a 'license froth.. the War -
+,e Prices- and 'Trade Board Under
the recently announced nation-wide
' - , Past th-ree-Aelightftil-towe-to4Thich-okl-timer-s-question-of -holidayi-441d--hours-of---hoon-long-Ilard„ones.for-Frankiredd, , .......--.::_.
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toan announcement -made underwent an operation: He will
comfortable homes, well -paved town. The by4aW Provideathat alrfar as the Ab-drafeir"-Amitirbreedis ,
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by the Board, Will be distributed not yet 'resume, hie duties as Post -t streets, well -kept dependable stores, stores of the 'town will chiseon Sat-.
early in October. When Completed master however. I, . • 'including a Bible and Gospel Book urday nights at 10.30 o'clock, except
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hy,the-applicantrthese -ferins are te.,.. . • ._-_,,_ ' ---•- , shon; that rightly divides the Word during the rnmiths of July, August
ing, OttaWa. The tecOrds division of .' WEDDING BELLS churches and school; your Mannerly hours will be ll• o'cleek. The hours a year, which is about the same
are tormentors, the young couple
Lueknow attended the Wedding in
Dungannon on, Saturday ,of their
had laid a beautiful bettquet of
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niece Miss' Einity McGratton to Mr flowers upon.it,
"Unless I had believed".
CordialW,
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John Fraser MacKenzie.
John Donald Murray.
Harry Masecar of Delhi. Mr. and „.
Mrs. Masecar will reside in Delhi. Further, Mr. Editor, your • Old
TimerS desire to; express grateful • • SETTLE. CLOSING HOURS
Mr. ,Hartiey Lindsay returned thanks to the people -Of LUCIE/IOW for '
several of the younger cattle in the. • .•
stable at the present time fitting
themfor the show. ring. There's
plenty of work connected with ,the •
building tip, of 'a herd of show -cat-
tle but the prestige gained in the
ring makes the herd of higher corn-, °
„where_hehas_lieenior_the building and maintaining midi a Wiarton Council has settled the menial value. The last 20 years have
frorn London the first of the week, •
—License-application-forinaraceorc17,--v,,T.eeks_and_during.-Which time he May re*rn_. with_pride. Your good closing of business placks in that ,but today he stands. at the top as
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concerned."
The Washington government trees ;
be mailed to the Director of Lioens-I " • ' " of Truth, together with your fine and December, when the c o ing ahout--four=:rnilliorr-tons of -paper
the Wartime Prices and Trade well-dressed ehildren -- all --------------- on week' clays will be six amount ai -used bY Ottaw4lidging
Board will make a permanent rec- '" things sang lopdly in Our blood as o'clock . except on nights before a by the 'amount of sniff whish reach-
niCHARDS—BARTLETT
Ord of the license, and .return to
id fi ti
the applicant a license enfi ca o
beach offers facilitiea for bathing,
ps p • ' day afternoon,„-_Septerabeu-.22,,,when=,
E-insrwhinhAkene=,*
ive looked - back upon "the myself holiday, and on Wednesdays at 1200 es our wastepaper baSket.-;•Chesley
A pretty wedding was solemnized
f esterd.ay" In three short days nOon, except dtning' July, August Enterprise.
Ylived ears to manhood ever and December and on the Wednes- '
at the Bervie Parsonage on' Satur-
we „ „ megthers ef, the Canadian•for- ,aml_the-; • as, eat ot d.dT card. together with a window l4e-
'Aikkl.'7"'*'"W".''''Fl4=ee4114.1,U,W441=1,brt*1415,i3SVIL,61"iiiitligt1WIM5 ienstotranstesm.TheNlitmwerittwitalierro „ : •
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elr.br-newsPaPer-fen7the7thirati
if the. War,'-throughan arrangement'
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-made With publishers in the -con:
stituencY by Honourable W. Earl
Rowe, P,4 C., M. P. for the riding.
Several hundred:. - subscriptions
L.haea1ready been taken 'mit, 'and,
grateful letters from 'men and wo-
men serving overseas 'give striking
• evidence that they are glad to get
the home town news. • ,
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' -1) cl th window transfer is to 1".6• - tiS MO ot. old friends -again- inctuatng, • „ recent- booster- lor-tneir---sati-- .
• -Tke round: iihinadect over to the
sehool for'. the duration of e war
and six Months thereafter, at the
nominal rental Of one dollar a year.
—Signal -Star. ' ' :
nCrewe Folk, Win: Quilts •
At the k‘all Fair Concert at Dun-
gannon on Friday night, draws were
made for two fancy quilts donated
by Mrs. RozTutledge and Mrs. John
• Mose. The 'rulers were Miss Mur-
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• , With 'Anti -Tank. Unit
When the •98th Battery,.R.C.A..,
at Port Elgin went active service;
there were eighteen recruits frem
Kincardine jOined the unit ' which
is nolo apart of the 4th Anti -Tank
Reghhent Included' in the Kincar-
dine grenpare two brothers, Harold
and'liercy Hyde, • formerly of. St.
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iel Quinn, teacher of Crewe School
and. Orville Durnin of. Crewe. Pro-
ceeds"firtiM the two quilts amounted
to almost $40. • '
Conference Pr4sident •
Clarence McClenaghan. of White-
church was elected president of the
London Conference Young People's
Ueloir which convened at St. Mary's
Helens. over 'the week -end,
HYDRO POWER
INTERIWPTION
. W CONNECTION WITH THE CHANGE IN TRANSMISSION
:VOLTAGE FROM 22,000 to 18,000. VOLTS THERE WILL BE
'A HYDRO SERVICE INTERRUPTION IN LUCKNOW ON:
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Sunday, October 12
7 a. m. to 11 am.
12430 pL.'m -to 5 p. m.
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er, united,l'hIpasnage by her fath-1 • -6'. ed old ates as Ifai •
tixed-to-the_glass,e
e -a
door of his place of business . or to .
er . ar • s, o o r.
Amateu : `Are. these hollyhocks to be hell on October 2nd and 3rd".
window adjoining the main door- and Richards of -Fairview
- Alexwhom McDonaghwehad
noatndseePnatinHolixatn; quick kruwers.
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• Too. bad we can't go, as it sounds .
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r -r• -7trr.et us nof forgeisnirArthur r
Each licensee will be required to
carry his license number on all, in-
voicesjobl3ers' sales slips and orders
for mereandise. Any person or firm
tubjecrtti 'this licensing order sVill
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• • years. Near ,Port Albert, when we Salesman: I should say. so; you like a real "hot tune.--Teeswater
Alberta. •
News:
•The bride who was given in mai- picked up. an air force trainee-- jest plant the seeds and jump clear!"
riage by her mother, wore a street who was "showing us the, waY ti),
length dress iii hyacinth blue crepe, .Goderich" we were greeted with:
smart hat, accessories of soldier blue the ,caw of a black crow, a descend- ,I
not be permitted to buy goods for • ant of that contentious old fellow
and corsage of pink roseS. Miss Ag,
resale unless he has secured his lie- nes -Bartlett. who Was her sister's who scolded us so soundly in our
ense. , attendant wore aadress of rose crepe old seeond•readere. •
with hat and, aecesseries to match, Luckily we
passed through Dun -
Thirty 'Years Married . corsage of roses. Mr, 'Archy Brown,
gannon.i'
• of Bervie was the groomsman.. I•n daylight, but we werent
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Mr. and Mrs. :Ernie Wilkins of .•unmindful .of these ghosts of other
Paisley were married 30 ,years on • Mrs. ?toss Ciimniings played the., by -gone days, that annoyed tray- '
September 22nd. They have a fam- wedding music and the ceremony ellers with their elickity-clack and
ily -of five daughters and three sons took place in o
the living room hich - w
sudden appearances around that in -
and have lived in Paisley since 1916. was beautifully decorated with flow- ,fested Dungannon hill. However
He represents the Toronto Globe-- ers indf°F.ns... • 1 ' I when checked on the speed limit
Mail in this district. ' The bride's ;mother received.in , and found it ' was fifteen miles an
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powder bIueecrepe with_bat to math hour we concludedthe spooks- tra- 1
and wore a corsage of roses. • I ditiori still persist and that the city
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TWO CASES, of infantile Paralysis Luncheon was served in the din- fathers provide ample time for their •
are receiving treatment in Walker- ing .room which ,was done in pink safe 'getaway.
ton Hospital. One of the little 'vie- and white decorations, with flow-- -;-...
we visited the Fall Shim in the •
tims is Jean Harris of Carrick Town- ers In silver ;holders. ,Mr, .A.* L. fine new arena with Much ,interest
ship and the other is 1Vlary LouiseHamilton poured tea while Misses and although we have seen larger
George If Walkerton: Both girls are Margaret Jean and Betty Alexander, ' displays, we never appreciated the •
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reported to be recovering, Various Andrei, Armstrong, andWilind Bar, I
"carry on" spirit of any .managers •
cases are report& in Bruce County tle# assisted in serving.
including a case at Southampton The bride and groom le . more than that of your enterprising ft by motor leaders. :When we 'spied the glam- .
where schools were closed. for a wedding -trip, and will live in
Hamilton..
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TRIBUTE was paid the memory of
Orville Page in the United church, Presbyterian W. M. S. •
Wiarton, on Sunday, September 28,
which date marked his 22nd birth- The regular o October mechurch
eting of
the W. M
''daY. Stoker Page lost his life when I- with Mrs. . S. was held in the
1 corvette'Levis was ' 94 PorteoiiiesidifPsaIm
the Canadian
s was sung, Mrs. Porteous read the
uhk by a torpedo. scripture and Mrs. MacLeod led in
, prayer. The •Bible study was taken
• ' • by Mrs, W. flUston and Glad Tid-
LEIGH H. SNIDER, Wiarton barri, ings prayer giVen by Mrs. W. D'oug••
ster and Conservative candidate in las. Plans were made for the Thank -
Bruce at the last Dominion elect- ' offering Meeting. Current events
ion, . left on Saturday for Trenton were taken by Miss Mary MacLeod.
to take a course of instruction in , Mrs. A. P. Stewart gave a reading
adMinistration, •Mr. Snider, who was I and the topic from the study ' book
with, the air force in the last wat,. was given by Mrs. Dr. Little. Miss
was, recently appointed:to a com- ! Hutlburt played 'a piano solo. Hymn
mission in the R.C.A.F. with the t-141 was sung and tm
he eeting closed
paosut•risseblvyesp,.1,.1ttinkthe future in debt
to
rank of Flying Offider.. : with prayer.
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ourously browned loaves of bread,
after an early breakfast we thought
every loaf there deserved" a first
prize. But the first prize Fall wheat,
• even after we put on our glasses,
did not eompare in color and sie
with the wheat our old time farm
ers used to raise. We made- no- die!
pargying remarks to kindly James
Hackett who shOwed tit around for •
maybe the sunlight wasn't as good
as in our day. Upon the whole we
were greatly pleased With your town
and what yOu have done. May your
good' work continue, and we would
say to the rising generation in Luck -
now *hat the late Lord Tweedsmuir
Said to the York Bible Class in Tor•
onto "Remember that the only way
in which we an paro.zt debt to, the
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0 ALL FARMERS
A Shortage of CREAM CANS ilteatens
-Canada's Dairy Industry . . Steel Is
Rationed In Canada ToDay
STEEL "PRIORITIES" have stopped the purchase Of steel in
Canada for all but essential war industries.
THIS MEANS that cream cans will become almost impossible
to secure. Already there is talk of an impending shortage, and
prices have advanced sharply. •
A GENERAL APPEAL is being made tilis week throughout
Ontario to have all extra cream cans (Whether dantaged or
rusty) returned to the ceamery. These will be ,repaired and
[dinned if necessary and put to their proper us. Good cans
ake urgently needed*of course.
- WE MAKE the appeal to ALL FARMERS to give your best
eii-opration in restoring these cream cans to grneral circul-
ation again.
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LUCKNOW, ONT.
101021.54.110.10,1,111,12.1921..,
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New FaH Merchandise In All Departments
NEW WARM UNDERGARMENTS ° NEW WARM HOSIERY FOR MN, NEW KNITTING WOOLS AND NEW FLANNEL AND WOOLEN
FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE WOMEN AND CRIELDREN.YARNS BLANKETS.
FAMILY.
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