The Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-04-11, Page 8,-,••••••••
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COME 11T AND SEE OUR DISPI4AY OF CURTAANS. AINTO,
IIRTAIN MATERIALS •
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R,Ot* -"MARQUISETTE-Xl.TRTAINSExcellent qualityr.fne
Marquisette 'eurtains'Witly 5 inch frillls.Colors, Rene, Gold,
'Green and Matoe, . .. . .. $1.95 pair ,
FI4ET NET (URTAINS-4dea1 for dining room and living room, -
One quaI4y filet net; artistic borders,. 40 inches wide. .
- 21/4 yards . '• • • • • ; .. • • • $2,95
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BALL * GE M4QI.IISETTE for Curtains. lion; GPM,' Green. •
midOrehid . . • ..... . , , . 27C yard
'COTTAGE SETS -These smart cottage seta lia,ve, tailored lower
saell• and frilled:Marquisette. upper :curtain. Elam, Red and
.Geen. . ... .141.00
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PRIMED CURTAINS ; Colored frill 2ii4 yds long Pr 50c itt 59c
• REMEMBER •:TEE DISPLAY: OF *.l.f.,ADIEB COATS A DRESSES
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THE LUCkNOW SEN TINEL,
WAWANOSH. COMPANY -
,ACEs. LEGAL. ACTION
LOCALandGENERAL)
•44 fegal 0.4ion which' creating, Nr. John 1411illin spent the'week-
great interegt, articularly in :Owl end at Windsor' Withand. MI's.
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toWnsbin of :Colborne is ',set' dawn ar Irvin McCabe.
trial at the SaPreine -9,(A!rt Offing' Mr. Robert Garnillie. 411 Ehira spent
on April 40P1j saYs'tbe 944.eridi Sig!- 'the past two weeks visitir4, Xelatives
ia1-Star.,,This a the 'snit 4 .Vete 'P. Lucknow and vicinity'
Cunninghani.against the.V.estWawa.
nosh Mutual -intirta*elbonip.aoY,`
arising from the Plre."04eh-destroyed:
Mr. 'Cunningham's housend, barn -09
the., 7th concession ,:00,1y,tqnei
July 22nd of last, year
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„Mrs. .Agnew and, Mrs. Clair
.1.fi:eklanteiNyve47.iiicrelyetwerephije.4 visitors
Miss Islay u•Siimben,':Student nurse
at Gimbli".GenerelljOlipjtab:viiited at
- The plaintiff claipia$,408:55 under her.borne here :Saturday- evening. .
a policy for 47,500 iSSned,by,•;t e de &TIand :114S, S!):11; \Voocls of
*fent10n company -19r '`4211itelr,C4r:, Dundas ,Week -send' iisitnr4
Novterm, -Novembr .1, 19.37 to 13.1. her parenti; 11,11,i. and Mrs. James
1; 1940. The an:Mints as set fa hElaekett. „ • • .•
the, policy were as folloWst. BWe ing , -
$2,600; prodUce; 0;: l'aesdaY. evening, I.having .,,cempleted
)ses•
old
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•house, $1,500;." •••honiehold::-Cente .ts, XtMBOnftla:Itrrived :home
•. • Stock $1,600; iniplententi, $60 __ his studies for the'ministry at Knox
total, $7,500. '' • I College. .• ...
Mr. Cunningham's, claim of lo Mr: and Mier Hareld Dawson and
-' ,is as follows: House; $1,500; bprn, son Donald. Barry of • Toronto were
$2,500; produce, $433.20; . house week -end guests' of Mr. and' Mrs. Ed-
• contents, $186.35; implements, 00, ward McQuillin. • . ,
_ live stock, $189r -total $5,408.55. On •• ;
'1st Arrigted.. 41..•
ewDresfes, Coats, Suits
this amount 'he asks '; interest .from The April meeting of the I Women's
• September 20, 1989;/also costs of the Institute will be •lield in. the Town Hall
•attion. .
MRS.' PEARLMAN has returned fronen biiying trip to Toronto
variety ...of NEW SPRIN4 PRESSES, UCAIS',
and MANNISH SUITS.
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•• IVIEN'S'SUITS-:-'-We have a great variety of new Men's Spring
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Suits. --all new -shades-single or double breasted styles-aleo
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com ete ofrange-Young Men's and Boys' Suits.
The defendant company claims that
the :buildings' and ;chattels were over
by plaintiff; that the cause Of
the fire *as , concealed by plaintiff,
•and .tbiit the conditions of the policy
were violated. -
Darrow is counsel 'for Plain --
tiff; F. Donnelly for„.defendant. ,
TOOK OYER PiSTORATE •
Rev. C. F. FIcRitchie, rector 'of the
Kinlough, Bervie and Kingarf parish,
for over five years,, aSsumed, the' dut-
ies' of his new: appointment as ,reetor
pf ' St, • Thomas' Church in Walker-
ton last week, and conducted both
services on Sunday:
In order that the new rector and
doe „
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Friday, April 12th 'at 2:30. -Annual
meeting. Election of officers. .
Condition Improved •.
Sheriff Robert Johnston, • reported
seriously ill the first of the week at
Goderich was considerably improved
oi Tuesdat. . •
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THURSDAY ; APRIL 11,th, 1940
. ASH F11 al) CCM NCiL,
MINUTES
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Ashfie14,Marcb 1949
Council met on above date, all mem-
bers present. Minutes of former meet-
ing read and approved on motion Qf
Anders'On and Lorne Johnston,
Tenders for graVei were: received
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from R. 3. Brewer at 47c .per' yard,
Caldvvell 'and Elliott for 55e,per yard,
Sandy for 52c per andlaciwbray
for 43e per .yard. • '-. '
111.0.ed by C. Johnston and L. John-
ston,.tbat J: Brelver's tender be,
exCented. carried.
-The' following hill and accounts
ivere,,ordered paid on Motion by Lorne
Johnston and' G. Filming: Bradley and
'son; snow .piowing, $41 10 Tbomas
:Hackett,: tractor" and shAreiling site*.
•4.60; ROY Alton, shovelling snow,1.35
Clayton Alton, shovelling snow, 1:35;
Alvin Alton, shovelling snow, 1,35;
Dynese Campbell,' :shovelling snow.
2.00; Wm. ,Waring, shovelling •anew,
1.35; James Nelson; •shovelling snow,
1.35; Ralph Cameron, shovellinganow,
1.35; Chariei Carter, shovelling snow,
1.35; Gilbert Vint, team and plow,
1.25; Lenard Ritchie, shovelling snow,
.60; Spence Irwin, shovelling snow,.
1.25; Alex Hackett, shovelling snow,
.60; Cliff) Hackett,' shovelling snow,
.60; Wilfred Hackett, Shovelling snow,
.60;. Isaac Nixon, shovelling .sinkw,
• .60; Harry Hackett, shovelling* snow,
,.60; John Campbell, shovelling STIOW,
.60; Bert Alton, tractor 'on grader,
1.25; Geo. J. Drennan, horses on
der; 3.00; • Herbert Curran, .salary,
12.40; Wm. Johnston; rent of road for
1939, 2.00; Daily ,Comniercial News,
• ad. for gravel tender, 4.50; Alex Mc,
:Donald, part salary, 25:00; Gilbert
Frayne, fiart salary, 2500;. Lorne
Johnston, part salary, 25:00; ' Fred
Anderson, part salary, 25.00; Cecil
Johnston, .part salary, 25.00; C. E.
•MeDonagh; part salary 55.00, post-
uge 5.00, printing 2.00, 62.00; W. P.
Reed, Postage 10.17, excise 3.45, sup•
plies 4.50, bank charges 6.50, extras
800, 32.62; -Municipal World, supplies.,
5 .59; . Jameei E....,t)ft.ilhert,‘ part ,salaryci
AO; Mrs. N. D. MacKenzie, relief
goods, 5.00; Wm. Hornell,• relief
•gbods, 2.40; .John Hall, .relief goods,'
16.50; Harold Gardner, :relief gOods,
.00; Neil • MacDonald, relief goods,
2.00; Mrs. Martin, 'relief goods; 20.00.
Moved' by Lorne Johnston and P.
Anderson arid resolved THAT Council
advertise tenders on a power main-
tainer Or grader. Tenders :to be, in
the .clerk's hands by 3. p.m. on April
8th, 1940..
BY -law No, 3," 1940, re • telephone
lines �n roadway was duly passed.
Moved 'by Frayne and C. Johnston
and resolved THAT all outstanding
tax bonds mtist be settled at once.
• E. C. Solomon of, the Perth Regi -
II -Lent and' Mrs: Solo/non, who were
married at Stratford on Saturday;
were week -end guests here with his
tincle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Solomon.
Mrs,. Ida Flynn is somewhat im-
proved in health, having been quite
ill die latter part epc the week,' Her
ister Mae, Mrs. Foals, of Chicago,
was. expected to arrive here yester-
•his wife 'nigh* meet' the' members of day.
his congregation, a congregational
Mrs, :S. ArrnstrOng has return-
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evening and reception /washeld in W to spending -her home her after
. the parishTueSday eVening*.
the winter in Toronto and a month 'in
$1;iliPir Festival of 0111111es
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SPRINGOIOUSMIXANING NEEDS
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;PAINTS, ENAMELS, PAINkr BRUSHES,
CURTAIN MATERIALS, , WINDOW BLINDS,
CoNciotEuat RUGS
• New Stock Of House Dresses
APRONS,., PRINTS, CUTIN MATERIALS, TOWELLING,
•TEA TOWELLING
D0ret Forget Our Sale Is On This Week
• • - A$ ..yet. no :,suCCessot;Ao-.-Mr. Mc,:
Florida. She returned, 9ty Sunday wit
Ritchie-
. bhaseer-noned. . • ' • • Dr.
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APATLY, the
arcmark$
through
in CU Mrs E
nbery, Rapid
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y, a a a,
whose photograph
• , is shown at dte right,
•• overheard a young.
ma, who was a
guest in, her home,
al'. "if 'knew a girl
who'. Could- bake as
• goad pie' is Mrs.
Riesberry,shewOuld
suit ine even if she
-wasia'tpretty4"
;thought that,
there Must 'be hut*
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dreds of young men
• thinking along the same lines, Better Baking
and hundreds of Canadian '''' - -
• who might like a tip or two on Whether you are a young girl
learning to bake or a
how to bake appetizing bread, n experi-
• enced woman like Mrs. Ries-
• cakes and pastry. So I asked
Mrs. Riesberry to give me her berry, Robin Hood should be
„ your flour if you want- better-
nd Mrs: .Davis and hep daughter,.
. • in-law,. Mrs. 3. J.. -Armstrong. . • ...
ift • .. .,' :Mist. backward. readers are. left- . pahrrence: Tremaine. of 'Arthur •has.
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1. .W. ': -eyed-that is, the left eye dominates engaged for. a year -With .Ewart • Tay-
' • •'• in focusing.. (To . find. out which. eye 10± . and will assume . his .new duties
next •.117edneaday. M.
Tremaine• is-• a
nephew, of ,Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack •Camp-
ants E.f
n Ba e ell!
-GOOD, • "
LOOKS
ARE . NOT.
ESSENTIAL"
flE SAID
using Robin Hood
Phiur. 'This 'Hour is
all I coula desire for
bread and fancy bak-
ing. It even mikes
wonderful Angel.
Cake.I've won pnzes
with mine."
Mrs. Riesberry also'
said that she had
• proved positively
that Robin Hood
Flair WaS inore era-
nomical. "And,
when you can get'
both qOality and
economy in the one
flour, that's the Hour
every woman
• wants!' she added.
•,' dominates.' -aim your .finger 'at
• • tan 'Object,. Ain Close • your left eye.
If your 'finger and the object remain
in line, You are right-eyed; the
• finger', is thrown off line, you are
left-yed.) •
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COURT ORDERS FATHER 'TO
GIVE SON SOUND THRESHING
• An eleven -year-old Dungannon boy,
who pleaded guilty to breaking into
the; Dungannon postoffice on the eve
of eleetion-day and stealing three dol-
lars in coppers, :was placed on sus-
pended sentence by Juvenile Judge 3,
A. Makins after' a trial last Thursday.
The father of the boy was instructed
to take prompt diSciplinary measures
including a sound threshing -more
than one if necessary.
The boy, who has been in trouble
before, is apparently quite a lad: At
the outskilks of Dungannon last Tues -
da Y he greeted a constable who bad
trudged through the snow to investi-
gate the robbery with: •
"Good morning, did you hear about
the robbery?"
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'Mover Skimp on Qualty"
Mrs. Riesberry.-- said, When
baking bread, cakes or.pastry,
• the quality of die 'dour should
be your ftrst consideration. I
• never skimp on quality and
that's why I have long been
han-uual bking. Ask for
Robin Hood nen time you
order and you'll always be glad
'you switched to the Hour that
is milled from washed wheat.
Sincerely, loom yAk.
HOMEBAKING ssavice
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR MILLS LIMITED
very little, replied the' constable.
What abotit it?"
"The boys are all kidding me- They
say I did it," came back the lad, and,
aR investigation proved, sure enough
he had 'broken into the postoffice
through the rear door and stolen three
hundredcoppers; of which he had but
106 left when apprehended.
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CASE OF HOG CHOLERA.
DISOVERED.AT RIPLEY
e
A case of hog cholera has broken
out in Bruee County, according to
The. Kincardine News, which last week
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-A- AND POSTOFFICES
WILL COLLECT RADIO,.
LICENSES THIS YEAR •.
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' There will be no canvassing collect-
or Of radio licenses this • year. Licen-
ses for the period of April 1st, •1940.
to April it, 1941, are now due and'
payable at the Post' Office or the
bank.. The opus of respoiiiibility for
securing the license is now on the,
.users •of radios with a penalty for
failure to apply. •'
Presbyterian I. P. S.
Thel theme of the Meeting whieit
Was in Oharge of the Literary C0111-
nni4ee., was "FraYer," and :the 2nd
vice • .presiderGladyS MacDonald,
presided, After singing hymn 406,
Miss Pearl • Henderson led in prayer.
The' scripture lesson was read'
John K. MacKenzie and the Bible
study was taken by Cameron Ma -
Donald. 11\ymn 770 was sung and the.
minutes were read and adopted end
the roll , call' was taken,. The first
topic on "Prayeewas taken. by Miss
Mary _MacLeod, and Greta Campbell
gave a reading; After byinn 490, the
second topic on "Answered and un-
answered Prayer" was taken by Nor -
mail Taylor: Atter.,siriging hymn 701;
MaeConnell .clesed the 'meeting
with prayer:
To Erect Gas Station ,
• The old hotel property at White-
elitirch was sold reeeintly to the City
Sales, Service, who have 1iad men pull-
ing down the old building, and they
intend to erect a fine Modern garage.
Mr, Garnet Farrier, who used the,
Wilding for his bee supplies, moved
his workshop to the old 'creamery. •
•Cret •a copy of Our April Sale Bill
• L. big spread of good bargains this
month.. THE 1VIARKET STORE. s'
reportedthat • an animal owned by Creincil adjourned :on motion of L.
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Thomas Harris of Ripley was found13 d Fr
;) n on an ayne.
to be infected with the - disease. C. E MeDnnagh, Clerk..
'This is the first case reported in
BruCe 'County,.although there have
been many cases and 'suspected cases
in Huron County, where a corps of
veterinaries have been working- to
cheek the diseake and prevent %its
spread. In this they 'have. been some-
what handicapped due to recent road
conditions but i is believed the epi,
delnic is under letintrol.
Rob m Hood Flour
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. ; . 6fP:liscoe-coarlel so-called
otkoiynsg, intowi dWet'
:tic tt i gatine:
Aldled hint Waeited Wheat s Already tine gun has •been .seiged.---
in Dungannon during the pest winter.
Signal -Star. ,
• THE
• UNITED'
HURCH •
,LUCICNOW
. SUNDAY
APRIL 14th
Preacher' at Hop Services will be
The Rev. Mr. McConnell 'of Luck
now.
3 p.m. -The Sunday School.
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AGkD MAN SUFFERS STROKE
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YOUNG PEOPLE'S4IEETING
This Thursday evening at the Luck -
now Bible !Institute the program• will
• be in charge of the High School stud-
ents and Mr. John D. Ross will bring
the Gospel measage. All are invited.
to come and enjoy this hourof hap-
py Christian fellowship: and Gospel
singing. The Junior Bible -Club will
also meet on Thursday at 4:15 P.m.
On Wednesday, .March 27th,Mr.
Dennis Sullivan, Ashfield eld-timer.
who despite his great age has retained
Is keen mind,.suffered a stroke while
reading the newspaper. He, slumped
suddenly in his chair and for soine.
time remained in a 'weakened, cndi
tion, not knowing those around' him.
He rallied; hwever; and high hopes
are held for his recovery. Mr. Sulli-
van„, who celebrated his ninety-third
birthday' last Deeembr, MS for the
past number of years resided with
his daughter, Mrs. Edward Foley, and
there he is receiving every 'care. Mr.
Sullivan was at one, time a Western
Ontario farmer and after retiring
. was the assessor of Ashfield for sev-
eral consecutive years, always doing
the work on foot, the complete round
being madewithout aisiatance of
horse or vehicle. This supports the
contention that longevity is promoted
by sufficient exrise especially Walk.
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• Now is the
*mei° about the fancy ptices
you're going togettoreggs nextFall-
make up your mind to take no chances
feedingc h ies l Followmethod de
farm-proven10:90e
watch them growfast and atrong;•- •
ftill•;fleshed and full of -the pep and
vigor that at means. greater egg-layin e
The safe start is Roe Vitafood Chi&
Starter --4.11e palatable feed that gives
therit a "head stare, in Me: At 7 weeks.
feed them Roe COMplete Growing
Mash -the feed that has all the vita-
mins; minerals and proteins youi
chicks need to ensure steady profit-
able egg production later On, •
When you order Roe Vitafood and
• Roe complete Growing Mash, ask
your Roe Feeds dealer for the valu-
able free booklet: Let's Grow Better
Chicks and Pullets.
WEDDING BELLS
,memoommnipm.
MeINTYRE-MacDONALD ,
A quiet wedding took place, Tues-
day, April 2nd, when Miss Margaret.
MacDonald, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Matthew MacDonald, of AmberleY,
beertme the bride of Mr. Joseph Mc-
Intyre, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan McIntyre, of Kintail: The
Marriage ceremony' Was performed
Rev. Father Quigtv, the attendants
being, the'grooM's sister, :Miss Pearl
McIntyre, and Mr. Donald. McGregor.
of Kintail. The'• young couple` intend
to reside on the homestead across
from the home d the groom's. par-
ents.
Many friends attended a reception
in Kintail hall that evening in honor
of Mr, and Mrs. Mc/tit-yr°. The hall
:as prettily decorated for the occas -
M and a substantial purse was pri-•
sented to the young couple.
VITAMIZED FOR
HEALTH ... FARM
PROVEN FOR / a
RESULTS
4..adVitt
a a.
MonthEnd Sale Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 250, 26th, 27th. If You Don't Get Your Sale
Bill In The Mail -Come hi And Ask For A Copy:At The Store.
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