The Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-05-21, Page 8J. H. CHRISTIE, Wingham grocery
merchant for over three decades;
passed. away `n May°6th'after-a long-
'
illness. He was prominent in music ;
circles in Wingham.. He is survived:
by his -widow, two daughters, Mrs. 1
E. C. Pentland of Illinois; Mrs. W.
B. McCool of Wingham and a son,
Morris, of ' Toronto:
Holiday Savings
SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR
'WEEK -END AT THE
COTTAGE
OR THAT PICNIC ON THE
24th.
Weston's FRUIT BLOSSOMS . •
Lb..box : ' 23c
A Treat- To Eat
Bluebird MARSHMALLOWS
Lb. box 25c
Tender and Delicious.
Heinz SANDWICH SPREAD •
Bottle •20c
Libby's GRAPEFRUIT VJUICE
20 oz. tin . , ' 2 for .25c
QhristieS PREMIUM ` SODAS;
1 Lb. box 1�
Supreme SWEET PICKLES .•,.
27 oz. jar '.,a ;. ' 21c
Pest's CORNFLAKES
2 .for 15c
Club House PEANUT Butter,
20 oz. jar . 25c
LIFEBUOY SOAP
2 bars 7e with coupon'•
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HEALTH SOAP
Exchange Your Coupons Here:
TWIN SISTERS, Rita and Loretta . 'Phone 82 We ,Deliver, k'
King of. Wingham were members of
last ' week's graduating . class of St. . ....... • .
Joseph's Hospital, Guelph.
Walk On Cork
John Hodgkinson `has been off e� . chairman and the following
work all spring suffering. from program was given: opening song;
ulcers, of the, stomach. His friends 0 Canada; the welcome by Doris
hope he will soon be better.,Barr, president of the Jr. Red Cross
Miss Dore Ritchie returned to hei society and the secretary, Ethel
home .Saturday where she is con• Haldenby, gave the financial report,
valescing after undergoing a thy- Mrs. John Emmerson -favored' with
raid operation in Stratford Hospital. a patriotic .solo, "There's Always be
it .�.and,':lllllfrs�_Sidney. Decker, Bil {a Britain";reading, Mrs. Jimmy
171°00.1a I u ,- �- eloolorni,
E - _ .
Tierney of KPe-�y-fir 11i7-14°- .01.
itchener were week- There, Good Luck 'to the Boys; re -
end visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Con. 'citation; Green. Apples, by, Balfour
Decker. McLean; mouth organ selection, You
The death of Mrs. J. C. Johnston,, are my Sunshine; by Jack Walsh;
a sister pf the late 'Dr:. Geddes of recitation, My Shadow, Jean Guest;
Lucknow; occurred recently in solo; Everett Lane, "There's a long,
Saskatoon. -She Was a native of Mor long Trail"; rythm band, the Junior
,ris Township pupils—Mary had a little . lamb.
Services in the United Church on Farmer in the Dell,. Polly put the
Sunday were conducted by Rev. Mr, Kettle On and Pussy Cat; an inter:
Huddleston, while Rev. J. W. Stew- esting speech, -•qn the need of the
'art was -conducting anniversary ser- Red: Cross in this serious crisis by.
vices at Pinkerton. ,John Emmerson; ,recitations by
Winnifred McFarlan and Ronnie
Mr. Wm. Ferris was moved tc Graham.
Walkerton Hospital the latter part' MrsW. J. McLean gave a'splen-
of the week -Bill is quite seriously . did rport of the 0. E: A. conven-
ill, although `ver the week -end hi: tion" which she attended at Toronto.
condition appeared to be itnproved.
__-__ _.. Mr.' Malcolm Lane moved a vote
Those from this community at of thanks Ito Mrs. 'McLean for her
tending the Easter -Finlayson wed- interesting report and a hearty hand
ding in Toronto last week included clap expressed the thanks of those
Mrs, A. R. Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs, present.
Roy Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jack Guest favoured with a rec
Finlayson, Duncan Cameron, Dun nation, "Forget-me-nob"i A solo,
can Finlayson and Miss Jessie Hen -
"When your boy comes back . to
dersoln, you" by ,Mildred Pinel,;' recitation,
Mrs. Fred Nixon :pts London who Scott Walsh; reading by Ruth Guest,
has,, been quite ill for some time, Jeanette and Joe; solo, `.'Beautiful I
Dreamer", Miss Manville Scott; rec-
was brought to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. K. C. Murdi'e on Sun-- Ration, "Some One" by Peggie
day. Mrs. Gordon Fisher and son Brown; duet, • Mr --s. A. E. Haldenby
Billie, .who have been in the city and May Boyle, "Rose of . Sharon";
with Mrs. Nixon for the past' few 'chorus by the pupils, "We'll never
weeks returned to their home. let the , Old Flag fall, Red, White
Platt To Make Home Here and' Blue", "Land of gladto-mor-.
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Work, Play. and: Economize
... with .
row", "The National. Anthem".
Mr, and Mrs. George Bower, ion
mer residents; who have been vis
iting in Toronto with their son fol
some•tiMe plan to make their.laonie,
in Lucknow, and will move into the
corner residence, adjoining R. J'
Moore's, which they own and which
they plan to renovate.
Was This Overlooked?
Gasoline ration books are design-
ed to last until- March 31st, 1043,
but in Ontario at least January is
the dead -line for buying license
plates.. The new markers " will not
agree with lthe'ration book numbers.
Much interest was shown by all
who enjoyed two contests. A col-
lection was taken amounting to
$11.96 and ail were invited' tb the "
front of the room where numerous
articles made by the children were
on display and several articles Were
sold. A cup of tea was served and
a social chat enjoyed. .
Miss Hamilton is to be commend-
ed on, the success of the evening
and the ratepayers appreciated the
kind invitation .to be present and
we hope ,.this, , splendid ' beginning
will be/continued.
The Ideal Summer Health Shoe
Standardiz i for Economy
No Rip nor Rub •
Correctly designed -Cork Insulated
No "F:O." ' 'Foot Odour) • •
C. Ratitwell B - Son
fANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY, • -
NATIONAL .WAR . APPEAL -
INAME fM
Print name & address. If marr ied woman, use husband's initials
ADDRESS.
Payments to the Red Cross are detuctable from, assessab>ie in-
. come , up to 50%....
Kindly issue cheques payable to the Canadian Red Cross Society
Lueknpw.
The undersigned hereby agrees to pay to 'the Red Cross before
December 31, next.
The Total Sum of .
..w..:.. .,�._..._,....
n which Payment is made Herewilli sof
BALANCE: MONTHLY -- QUARTERLY —
(Mark, with an X)
SUBSCRIBER'S' SIGNATURE
If mailing, address—A. E. Mc KIM, Lucknow.
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Chintz Cretons, Draperies, mid Upholstery,
New,Goods
New Curtains, Curtain Nets For .Every Room In The House
New . Pillow Cottons, ' Sheetings, Tice Ings,
Etc.
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'SOCKS—S. _Stock up now from this grand -array • of
MLN S FINES 50c
colorful patterns, 'regular length, lisle or silk. 'Pair 50c
Ankle Length, Pair
MEN'S BRIEFS & JERSEYS—for worth weather realcomfort
light weight under . Each'
in tI� dwear. K,., x. _ . ,
45c
C REN
I 'NKLE SOCK in plain or strige9.. Pair .....,., 25e
BOYS COTTON JS,,,AERSEYS, short sleeves, collar or round neck.
50c
:>Each .,.,..,..
' HOLEPROOF HOSIERY. -Th at's a name you can rely upon, silk,
and rayon mixture, lisle foot. Pair , 9L00
simulated leather, .variety of smart • ,
Ii<ANpBAGS-r-Patent and H 98e, .SLS
styles white black and colors
MISSES & WOMEN'S DRE S •:—Prints, floral patterns, stripes
• � 5ES=tart dresses. Size -
12. yrs.-
and blain materials. ,Outstanding , .$3:982.yrs
20 • yrs. & ;38-46
empktott...
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TSR' uctORROW ONTANEL, LHHRNOVIT, ONTARIO
Move 'From. 11o1Vrned 1
A hydro gang donlpleted their 'job
at the Holyrood hydro station last
week, after . retaking extensive
changes. They have moved, we un-
derstand, to the bombing school
west of Ripley.
_ .;...,DAMS iri Greg Co. :Fisheries,. because: of flooding and
itO�B�VF�
have been destroyed' on instructions ' damage to valuable timber land.
from the Department of (lame and.,
'Residence Sold
The village residence of Dr, R. L.
Treleaven has been sold to Mrs.
Richard Johnston of Ashfield. The
present tenants, Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
Calvert will vacate. the residence the
end of June. '
(LOCALand'GENERAL) IC1 �11�QU�H
SPOKE` ' IN REGINA
A May issue of, the. Regina':Lead-
er-Post •stated 'that Rev. Hugh Mc-
Millan, 'who had -1.0 years' experi-
ence buildiiig new. Christian - &;m-
munities .tinder Japanese rwar clouds
and preparations for war, addressed
a meeting ' at Westminster United
church. Mr. Mc1Vlillan's topic was
"Building Under Bombed Skies"
and the meeting was' bander auspices
of • the Student Christian Movemei t
of, Canada. '
National Red ,..(TOSS "Campaign,--.
tur "mit ,Tiv
for Lucknow and Vicinity is
Let's -Raise It!
6/VE'tO: RELIEVE
HUMAN SUFFERING
Contributions are Requested
eIVeive -_' nese--.:t-
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OLEARANCIk of.hats-2 days, Fri-
day and•Saturdby, May 22nd and
23rd. $.;Robertson.
Lloyd WyldS has 'accepted a posi-
tion in the''Maple Leaf Aircraft
plant.
Mrs. ' T. $: Reid, who .has 'spent
the winter here, returned to Orillia
the end of4e _week.
Mrs. W. C. Johnston has returned
to the village after spending the
Winter in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Martin 'of St.
Marys spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Cameron '
Mr. McBride of Winnipeg ig here
visiting with his brother, Mr. Reg
McBride and Mrs. McBride, Con. 10.
Mrs. Moore of Teeswater visited
with Mrs. McLean on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Purvis and fam-
ily,, Con. 2, visited Sunday at Mr.
John Barn's.
Miss Winnie Percy, R. N. of Listo-
wel spent, Sunday al her home here.
Mr.' and Mrs. Wilbert Hodgkinson
and Kenneth visited over the week-
end with London. relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hockley and
children of Walkerton, renewed ac,.
givaintances here Sunday.
Mrs. Earl' Thompson, Douglas and,
David of Teeswater called on •friends
Edwin Smith of Listowel spent .
here
" Friday last.'
the week -end with his parents, Mr. Mrs, John Eirininerson, visited with.
and • Mrs. James Singh.relatives in ,Hamilton .for a few
Donald Johnston, youngest son of days: -
Mr: and' Mrs.! P. M. Johnston, left' The district annual *Women's 'In
for Hamilton on Monday. • ' stitute meeting will be held in Kin -
Mrs. Henry McLeod of Richards, cardine United church on Tuesday
Sask., is , visiting with Mrs..John next, May 25th.
McLeod, Secend'Coricession - Mr. and Mrs. Marvyn Gordon -and
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St Ca therines visited
'
o
Royal Arch - Masons will hold their` hildren f c
the week -end with Mr. and
over
ladies:,- night -At ,Home. in the Mas- over George'Haldenby and Mr. and
onic all on Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry' Bellbele.'
Mrs. Bert Roach returned en Sun- Mrs. Pierson of Millarton visited
day after spending a week in God-, at the MacLean homes here last
erich visiting' her daughter, Mrs. week. .
Reuben Brewer. " Mr. and 'Mrs. Jacob Eckenswiller
Mrs. Ernie Wilson and her two • are moving this week from their
home here to Con.' 10 where they
boys from Saskatoon, are visiting
Jwill-make.-their..: home.:. :..,.,_.
Jamieson.
• Wordfrom
her parents, Mr, and Mrs: John . has been received here 'amieson. Lenore, Man., of the sudden passing
.Mrs. Jack Bell returned from vis- of the late Frank Alexander of that
iting at Collingwood and is prepar- place. Mr. Alexander spent his
ing ;to movethere where Mr. Bell early life in this community, having
n Con: 10, the farm now own -
Mr, and : Mra.'Alex Smith of De- . ed by Mr. Reg McBride.
troit spent the week with the for-
mer's brothers, Messrs. T. W. Smith
and James Smith.‘
PROTEST GAS AND RUBBER
WASTE Bg BREWERY TRUCKS
THURSDAY, MAY 21st, 1942
Voicing indignation over the man-
ner in which brewery" and trinery
trucks were apparently being ' al
lowed an unlimited supply of gaso-
line for delivery purposes, Conn,
cillos Baliachey of Paisley declared
that every municipality, "should
make.a protest to the. Oil Controller . .
and he presented the following res-
olution which ;was endorsed unan-
imously by Paisley' council;
"That this municipal council of
the village of .Paisleyrespectfully
calls attention of the Oil Control-
ler of Canada to the enormous waste
:of .gasoline through the vast con-
sumptian of 'fuel by the many beer`
trucks.. operating ;on,, alI the high-
ways. The customer of these trucks
is ' the, provincial golrerninent, and
the people, of• the Dominion own the
railroads,. so that we feel that if ,the
breweries were -compelled to. ship
theirproducts by rail, there .would
not only be a huge saving of gaso-
line forwar purposes, but the rev-
enues accruing ..to tile' railways
would be greatly increased. Be it
resolved that copies of this motion
be sent to ,the municipal councils
61 Bruce and Grey counties, with
the request for similar action in.pre-
senting the protest to the Dominion
Oil Controller, George D. Cottrelle".
In ,Jack Campbell's Barber . Shop, froM
Saturday May23to
May 30
2 •to• 6 3p. m. each afternoon, Saturdayk &' Wednesday until 10
The Following: week canvassers will call on all in the Village
who have not • contributed.
Here' is the Plan >ind, Purpose
THIS OFFICE will be open each
afternoon (except . Thursday) from
2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and oh Saturday
and. Wednesday evenings • until 10
o'clock. . II
CONTRIBUTORS' names will be
posted daily in the office window
arid will be reported in the press.
CANVASSERS .will call after May
30th on those who have not yet con-
tributed.
THE PLEDGE form for payments
on a monthly 'or quarterly basis is
recommended if desired. ,Pledge
forms are available at the local of-
fice, or fill 'out the accompanying
form in this issue.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE 'OF
•THE
A'DIAN.
at/YEvAtrarvaiemiwor
EVERYONE knows there is no' more'
worthy cause If than that of the •Red
Cross. Everyone knows the • grand
work the women of Canada—the
women of Lucknow and community
—are doing.
THIS ,ISA WAR in which we all
must do more than we think we
can. Let it not be a case of "too
little too late" with the Red Cross.
IN THE NAME of humanity bring
your dgnations to the Red Cross
office in Lucknow. Bring all you
"can spare. ,
THE LUCKNOW AND VICINITY, RED CROSS:
RED CROSS
15NLY NATIONAL .CAMPAIGN THIS YEAR .FOR WAR
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SERVICE FUNDS .
On Friday, May 15th,. Marie Mac-
Crostie completed her • Normal
course, having been exempted, from
all final examinations.
Fine School Program
The •teacher, Miss Helen Hamil-
ton and pupils of S. 'S.- No 2, Kin=
loss, entertained the, ratepayers of
the, sectio n 'on Tuesday in the school
at a social evening in aid of the Jr:.
Red Cross branch. . • . I
A senior pupil, Don .Busheh, act -
611E -TO RELIEVE
HUMAN SUFFERING
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