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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-04-18, Page 5f T_IIURS.DAY, APRIL 18th, 1940 - THE LUCKNOW _SENTINEL 44, Lower Prices For Dry Cle LADIES DRESSES LADIES SPRING COATS MEN'S• SUITS MEN'S TOPCOATS •u j• Plus lc. Insurance 7 GENT'S TROUSERS,LADIES .SKIRTS ' 39c ' Plus. lc Insurance .• . • GUARANTEED CLEANING WITH 3 -DAY SERVICE HOffiflan's : Men's Wear g' fort Dean's Cleaners and Dyers; London.- ' ' ALSO AGENT FOR LAUN DRY ST. HELENS ,Mr. and Mrs': John Swan and famn-. sly moved on Monday' to their new hole near Bervie where• Mr. Swan is_ employed with Mr. Bert McLelland.., Iluring their• eight years • residence •here the Swan family, have made many • friends and they' Will be• missed in the Community. ,Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Jas • Adams of Holmesville have moved into Mr.. Joynt's stone • house vacated by Mr. and Mrs.Swan. ' The' regular meeting of the Y. P. U. vvas held on Sunday evening with •E. W.• Rice 'presiding. Mae MaeDon-, •ala read'. the 'scripture lesson • and' Dorpthy . and•, 'Gordon .Miller . favour- ed with' a duet.,,.The topic' "Boy .anll'. Girl " Friendships'.'• was - read , by Mr. Rice. During the evening Rev'•. G. A. •Barnard..presented ;Marie and•Dor= otby Swan with .a book 'as ,a r'ernein-' braztce..�from the 'Sunday:, Sc h o01. At the. cohclusion f of ' the meeting,R•ev: Barnard conducted a prayer service for our, fighting forces: • • Miss Vera Taylor has. returned 'from a visit -with friends at Blyth. Plans are being' -Made . for •.an "At Home" under the auspices' of the Wo- men's •Institute on ' Thursday..even- ing. April -25th: .Music will ..be pro- vided by• Orton Grain's ,Gully Jumpers ,and proceeds will be for patrioti,e.pur- poses. .ATTENTION- • GENTLEMEN Choose your new spring Made -to -Measure Trousers, Suit or Topcoat in your own Mine from the splendid range: of British Woollens, supplied to me by three firms, and moderately priced. s• If interested a post card or phone call will bring these sam- e' -for your inspection_.Sai isfied, .customers, nnv .aim.. GARNET Eo FARRIER„ R. R. 1, LUCKNOW 'PHONE 628-r-21, WINGIIA,M HOLYROOD' Mrs. .Duncan Campbell and daugh,- ter Margaret of Kinloss and, Mr. Ben Rattle of Kincardine spent Sunday at Mr. James' Baker's. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ' Ackert and• Clarence. and Ronald spent Sunday at Mr. Ernest Ackert's. ` Mr. Joe Graham of . Tara spent Sunday . with his 'sister Mrs. Austin Legge and Mr. Legge. ' Mr. Lobsinger of Walkerton: is pre- paring to saw: lumber it Mr. Ernest Ackert's this week. • • Mr: and Mrs. 3.. E. Turnbull • and Louis of Underwood were recent vis- itors at Mr. Robt. MacDonald's.: Mr. and Mrs. Neil- MacCalluln •of Langside Were 'Sunday •visitors • at Mr. Clifford Johnston's.. ••, Mrs„ Almer Ackert, Gwendolyn and Jack spent Sunday .at the foriner's; mother's Mrs. Wm. Elliott's, Huron: Mrs.' Harold ,t'obinson and Shirley spent the week end at Mr. T; Dex- ter's, Paramount. ' Mrs. Thos. Robb,' Vera, Wilmer and,Howard were Sunday vis itors at. Mr. Richard Elliott's.: • Mrs. Robert. MacDonald, Florence and Jack 'spent Friday afternoon at Mr. Thos -Harris'. ; Mrs. A. Hamilton spent ' Sunday evening. at Mr; 7 •Robert .MacDonald's.1 ,KINLOIJGH . Canon and Mrs. W. A. Townshend and sons of London called onfriends here and tn'Lucknow, on, Sunday.. Mr. ,and' 'Mrs. D: Grist and family are moving from the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Carefoot where they have' spent the winter months to take up resi- dence in Kincardine. Mr. Wm:' Scott and daughter Mar- ville and Mrs. John Emmerson mot- ored to London on, Saturday. The • Ch'ureh ' Society meeting was held on . Monday evening in the Pres- byterian • Church. Mr. G. Haldenby presided. . Hymn 483 "I• am Thine; 0 Lord" and prayer' opened the meet- ing. The scriptuiie lesson taken from Matthew 13th chapter was given by Mrs. Bert McLean. 'Hymn 495 `.'Pass me not 0 gentle Saviour!' was sung. Minutes•' of last rndeting were read and • approved and the roll called. Mrs. Almer Ackert favoured with •a solo "Shadows": Mrs. G. W: Haldenby read the current events. Mr. Harold Haldenby .played an accordian sel- ection and Miss Isabel MacKay led the discussion "Would it be •.a bene- fit to beautify Our home and Country'', Miss Gwen Ackert played a violin solo "Star of the East". Rev. L. S. Mott of Bervie tt e.gue'st speaker,• ab- ly dealt with the topic "How can Christ become and remain real to us." Hymn 494 "What a friend we have in Jesus" andthe benediction brought. the meeting toa. close. The. last meet- ing of the. Church Society for 'this year will . be held ' in the Anglican Church Monday April 29th, "..MORE CHICKS `•TH IN 1'; BOUGHT''-• Says Blatchford: enthusiast,and they: are sixto eight weeks of .•age. , " This is an actual fact and no small number ,of chicks either -3,200 to be explicit. A few extra •shipped by, the hatchery had not been lost—all going strong. • • There is a reason—'Blatchford's A11-in=One Chick Mash Vi-tel-ized.with Y.O. was fed from •, the start. ' ' - • It will do the same for you. • Blatchford's for Vitamins. Blatchford's for Quality. Blatchford's for Results... ' Blatchford's for Low Unit. Cost. Blatchford's for .many other reasons which we • • would be glad toexplain to you in person. Blatchford's for Experience aftertone hundred. and thirty-nine, years. ' We will welcome you. Come in and see•us today. Blatchford's Builds Better Birds Leith and 'PHONE 11 • LUCKNOW DUNGANNON Miss Audrey Webster,- Seaforth, was a :visitor with the H. J. L.4 Eedy flintily. on 'Sunday. '.• Mis. Thos. Agar,. Brampton, is •vis- iting 'Mrs.- J. •Barkley • and Mrs. R. Fitzgerald,/ • Rev: Mr. and Mrs,- E. Gill, Wellburn' visited Monday with • Mr: and Mrs.. Burton - Roach.,. We are ' sorry. Mr. Roach, is not 'making as, speedy re�Cov- ery .as his ' friends •wish ,for: • • • Mrs. Gordon .Ritchie, • Zion, and :lit- tle. son -Mervin, visited •a few 'days the beginning of the • week with her. mother; • Mrs,. Elizabeth Robb. The, Presbyterian W. M. ,S. is meet- •ing• this' week at the ..home of Mrs. John Bennett, Port.. Albert. Their be •held 'i n ' •n will 1 h f ' t ankof enin the Erskine Presbyterian. meetsPresbyterian. church on Friday, 'April .26th. • ' Mr.' 'Melvin Reed, •Toronto, •spent the weekend at .his •home •in •Dung-: annon. • • • , • A. 1•eceptioA and dance is being, held in• the Parish Hall on Friday, night, April 09th inhon orof Pte Melville Culbert and his bride, formerly Mise • Verna Anderson. ;' Mrs: •Wilfred Hoffman and little son' Allan, Dunnville, visited 'her bro- ther Mr. John Blake for a few •,days, last week, also their " mother Mrs.' Wm. Blake, . Ashfield, was a visitor. Mrs. George Irwin' who went to Goderich H'o'spital fast week for med. ical treatment is showing signs of im- proving..'Her ,many friends wish her renewed strength and 'health. The United Church Women's' As- sociation and tea is being held on Fri day afternoon in •the ' church °for the April meeting. • ' Mrs., Roy.. Rutledge receiv,,ed word on Tuesday evening that. her father Mr. Gibson, Goderich, had passed away. He has been in poor health for some time, and had never recovered since -having a broken 'ieg last year. 46141111.011111.4.. PAGE. E'IVE. OT all the guests who enjoy the appetizing goodness of the. Clover Leaf Rolls in' the British .American Hotel at Kingston realize that €` they are dining in the oldest f, ' hotel in Canada; one that has sheltered • many notable per- sons, including Sir John A. MacDonald .and 'C1-at-1es: Dickens: Mrs: Leggett, wife of„: the owner, personally. .supervises the dining room. Her Clover.. Leaf' • ROIL% :are a feature and their fame•` ,:hasrown , and grown until now' they are one • of thespecial attractions of'the hotel, "What's the Secret?” , "What'sthe secret of such :un- usually nice rolls?"\ T asked. "It's the .flour," Mrs. Leggett replied. "I'd never think , of.... using any •flour but Robin Hood for my 'ro'ils. And I use • Robin Hood for all the pies, cakes and other baking done in the.hoteL Mrs. Leggett added with em- phasis: "No other flour' gives' • my rolls.such silky -fine texture and tender, golden crust. ivtrs. Leseo ,'s Clover. Leaf Rolls gt•. " I •have been using it for over ten years and . am `so. satisfied' that I never itse any other flour." Otder•a bag of Robin Hood, Flour milled from 'washed, wheat --from your dealertoday:' Yob 'alae running no risk be-. cause Robin Hood Flour is un-. conditionally guaranteed to ' give you better rolls, cakes or pies. In every bag is a green certificate which guarantees your money back plus .10% if .you , do not find . that . Robin Hood Flour . gives you • better satisfaction than any you have ever used. • •HOME BAKING SERVICE •ROBIN HOOD.FLOUR MILLS LIMITED Robin HoodilOUr Md ea 6T/a ie *Jima BOUNDARY WEST • Mr. and Mrs. Colwell and Milfort Emnnerson . of Gl,aamis spent.. Sunday at. D. N. Nicholsdn's. • Miss Jean Raynard of Faramoii'nt. is assisting at •Robt Mr. Harvey Thompson of Purple Grove visited at Alvin Irwin's' Mon- day. Mr.•. and Mrs. Lockie MacKay of Huron' spent Saturday at Mr. . and Mrs. Garnier ' Stanley's. ' Ronald Henderson who has bean snow plowing ,in Braee.' County for the lass' fewweeks has returnedto his home. • - Mr. ,Wm. 'Stanl'ey who is working at Alvin Ir•win's. visited recently at his home in North Bruce. 33/4% On Guaranteed Trust Certificates A legal investment for Trust Funds. Unconditionally Guaranteed STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION STERLING TOWER TORONTO I�. dr CHEVROLET'S Vacuum Power. Shift DOES 80% of the WORK FOR :YOU! YES, it's almost magical ... the way this marvellous, Chevrolet -pioneered" Power Shift does the work for you —takes all the tag, push and strain out of gearshifting!, You just slide the lever with fingertip pressure -with- out skis:g Our hand off the steiring wbeel—and the hidden Vaeuum Power deviceresinto action, provid- ing 80% of the shifting effort. Come in and try it " today. ALL Chevrolet models havetheVacuum Power, Shift,. at no extra cost. • • s "ROYAL CLIPPER" STYLING . "THE RIDE 'ROYAL' — Chevrolet's Perfected Knee -Action Riding System . . NEW FULL -VISION BODIES BY FISHER ... SUPER -SILENT VALVE -IN -HEAD ENGINE .. , PERFECTED ;It HYDRAULIC BRAKES . . . LARGER TIPTOE -MATY 'CLUTCH . NEW SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHTS, with Separate Parking Ligfih.. AND IT'S "LONGEST OF THE LOT"—.181 inches from, front of grille to rear of body! *::44<A 'On Special De lam* Modell, .. and told me :they were engaged. to be married!" Yes, Long .Dis- tante is the answer to a maiden's ra er :.' . when she gets her man! . wAA In fact it meets• every sit life when you miist and can' ignore • distance, for a real eat -to -ear talk. After 7 p.m. (and all , day S'unday)• . rates are lower as every 'little minx' knows! • Wti � = ' ro LOCA VI KONG X DISTANCE x ' .sTEL PHONE. CANp• ASHF1ELD Dr. Jack '.Treat and his mother Mrs. H. Treat of 'Chico: o spent avfew' days the guests of Mr. and Mrs. isse t. - -Mrs.. Clifford Cannel is a patient in Kincardine Hospital 'it vingunder-: gone -an op '1`a`tion on Sunday from which her friends will be pleased to know she is reco`ve'ring nicely. •Mr. and Mfrs. Malcolm MacLennan of Barrie attended the funeral of Mr. Alex MacLennan last Tuesday. Friends here were sChTy to learn• .• a+)hMM L_i i h>YYd4.% �ti� 3g 42 �"- ii irtina Camp ell: """iC2sa"inpbell was well known here having spent her summer vacation for several years with her sister Mrs. Effie Mae' Lennan at her Il home here. • (HEVRCLETA C•4156 - B eP Ya+P.fY •a �.�•.: Lyceum a T atre • .. . .WINGHAM - , , .. SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT.TWO SHOWS AT 7.45• and 9.45 p•m- MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.30 p.m. Thurs., . Fri., Sat. April 18,. 19, 20 SPECIAL ,,- • 4. . IN ',k P + •'' a' -4,-;/' .e.• . , I';,'111tl f 4 4' t, r DARRYL F: ZANUCK'S `Poductlr My ItEl NETHE , r:< >; „; :%:> •' . < "" ' x:a : .. s' '' 40 •F s ;?! TECHNICOLOR! the great,novel of.those'stirring days when ,Amercawas von, Wring forth •to now fronterd . on .;•:. _.. - am CLAUDETTE HENRY COLBERT - FON'DA, EDNA MAY OLIVER • EDOIE COLLINS JOHN'CARRADINE • DORRIS BOWDON JESSIE RALPH • ARTHUR SHIELDS ' ROBERT LOWERY-- ROGER INNOI Directed by JOHN FORD. •' A 201h CENTURY•rOX NCTURO ALSO "WALT DISNEY CAR COON" • &"NEWS" ADMISSION ADULTS -35e; ' CHILDREN -20c. MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2:30 p.m., MATINEE 'ADMISSION- • ADULTS -25c; ..•.CHILDREN -15c. Mon., Tues:, Wed.. Apr. 22,:23, 24 FRANCHOT TONE JANET GAYNOR ROBT..MONTGOMERY , _* in*— ` "THREE LOVES HAS, NANCY'' A famous author finds himself involved in the. romantic troubles of a southern belle, • �extra ankie & Orchestra" Also "MARCi OF TIME":Masters, : FT "Newsreel Camerman" "Cartoon" - "GONE WITH,• THE WIND"MAY. 23, .24, 25. u• TICKETS ' NOW ON : SALE ' ®.. 44, Lower Prices For Dry Cle LADIES DRESSES LADIES SPRING COATS MEN'S• SUITS MEN'S TOPCOATS •u j• Plus lc. Insurance 7 GENT'S TROUSERS,LADIES .SKIRTS ' 39c ' Plus. lc Insurance .• . • GUARANTEED CLEANING WITH 3 -DAY SERVICE HOffiflan's : Men's Wear g' fort Dean's Cleaners and Dyers; London.- ' ' ALSO AGENT FOR LAUN DRY ST. HELENS ,Mr. and Mrs': John Swan and famn-. sly moved on Monday' to their new hole near Bervie where• Mr. Swan is_ employed with Mr. Bert McLelland.., Iluring their• eight years • residence •here the Swan family, have made many • friends and they' Will be• missed in the Community. ,Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Jas • Adams of Holmesville have moved into Mr.. Joynt's stone • house vacated by Mr. and Mrs.Swan. ' The' regular meeting of the Y. P. U. vvas held on Sunday evening with •E. W.• Rice 'presiding. Mae MaeDon-, •ala read'. the 'scripture lesson • and' Dorpthy . and•, 'Gordon .Miller . favour- ed with' a duet.,,.The topic' "Boy .anll'. Girl " Friendships'.'• was - read , by Mr. Rice. During the evening Rev'•. G. A. •Barnard..presented ;Marie and•Dor= otby Swan with .a book 'as ,a r'ernein-' braztce..�from the 'Sunday:, Sc h o01. At the. cohclusion f of ' the meeting,R•ev: Barnard conducted a prayer service for our, fighting forces: • • Miss Vera Taylor has. returned 'from a visit -with friends at Blyth. Plans are being' -Made . for •.an "At Home" under the auspices' of the Wo- men's •Institute on ' Thursday..even- ing. April -25th: .Music will ..be pro- vided by• Orton Grain's ,Gully Jumpers ,and proceeds will be for patrioti,e.pur- poses. .ATTENTION- • GENTLEMEN Choose your new spring Made -to -Measure Trousers, Suit or Topcoat in your own Mine from the splendid range: of British Woollens, supplied to me by three firms, and moderately priced. s• If interested a post card or phone call will bring these sam- e' -for your inspection_.Sai isfied, .customers, nnv .aim.. GARNET Eo FARRIER„ R. R. 1, LUCKNOW 'PHONE 628-r-21, WINGIIA,M HOLYROOD' Mrs. .Duncan Campbell and daugh,- ter Margaret of Kinloss and, Mr. Ben Rattle of Kincardine spent Sunday at Mr. James' Baker's. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ' Ackert and• Clarence. and Ronald spent Sunday at Mr. Ernest Ackert's. ` Mr. Joe Graham of . Tara spent Sunday . with his 'sister Mrs. Austin Legge and Mr. Legge. ' Mr. Lobsinger of Walkerton: is pre- paring to saw: lumber it Mr. Ernest Ackert's this week. • • Mr: and Mrs. 3.. E. Turnbull • and Louis of Underwood were recent vis- itors at Mr. Robt. MacDonald's.: Mr. and Mrs. Neil- MacCalluln •of Langside Were 'Sunday •visitors • at Mr. Clifford Johnston's.. ••, Mrs„ Almer Ackert, Gwendolyn and Jack spent Sunday .at the foriner's; mother's Mrs. Wm. Elliott's, Huron: Mrs.' Harold ,t'obinson and Shirley spent the week end at Mr. T; Dex- ter's, Paramount. ' Mrs. Thos. Robb,' Vera, Wilmer and,Howard were Sunday vis itors at. Mr. Richard Elliott's.: • Mrs. Robert. MacDonald, Florence and Jack 'spent Friday afternoon at Mr. Thos -Harris'. ; Mrs. A. Hamilton spent ' Sunday evening. at Mr; 7 •Robert .MacDonald's.1 ,KINLOIJGH . Canon and Mrs. W. A. Townshend and sons of London called onfriends here and tn'Lucknow, on, Sunday.. Mr. ,and' 'Mrs. D: Grist and family are moving from the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Carefoot where they have' spent the winter months to take up resi- dence in Kincardine. Mr. Wm:' Scott and daughter Mar- ville and Mrs. John Emmerson mot- ored to London on, Saturday. The • Ch'ureh ' Society meeting was held on . Monday evening in the Pres- byterian • Church. Mr. G. Haldenby presided. . Hymn 483 "I• am Thine; 0 Lord" and prayer' opened the meet- ing. The scriptuiie lesson taken from Matthew 13th chapter was given by Mrs. Bert McLean. 'Hymn 495 `.'Pass me not 0 gentle Saviour!' was sung. Minutes•' of last rndeting were read and • approved and the roll called. Mrs. Almer Ackert favoured with •a solo "Shadows": Mrs. G. W: Haldenby read the current events. Mr. Harold Haldenby .played an accordian sel- ection and Miss Isabel MacKay led the discussion "Would it be •.a bene- fit to beautify Our home and Country'', Miss Gwen Ackert played a violin solo "Star of the East". Rev. L. S. Mott of Bervie tt e.gue'st speaker,• ab- ly dealt with the topic "How can Christ become and remain real to us." Hymn 494 "What a friend we have in Jesus" andthe benediction brought. the meeting toa. close. The. last meet- ing of the. Church Society for 'this year will . be held ' in the Anglican Church Monday April 29th, "..MORE CHICKS `•TH IN 1'; BOUGHT''-• Says Blatchford: enthusiast,and they: are sixto eight weeks of .•age. , " This is an actual fact and no small number ,of chicks either -3,200 to be explicit. A few extra •shipped by, the hatchery had not been lost—all going strong. • • There is a reason—'Blatchford's A11-in=One Chick Mash Vi-tel-ized.with Y.O. was fed from •, the start. ' ' - • It will do the same for you. • Blatchford's for Vitamins. Blatchford's for Quality. Blatchford's for Results... ' Blatchford's for Low Unit. Cost. Blatchford's for .many other reasons which we • • would be glad toexplain to you in person. Blatchford's for Experience aftertone hundred. and thirty-nine, years. ' We will welcome you. Come in and see•us today. Blatchford's Builds Better Birds Leith and 'PHONE 11 • LUCKNOW DUNGANNON Miss Audrey Webster,- Seaforth, was a :visitor with the H. J. L.4 Eedy flintily. on 'Sunday. '.• Mis. Thos. Agar,. Brampton, is •vis- iting 'Mrs.- J. •Barkley • and Mrs. R. Fitzgerald,/ • Rev: Mr. and Mrs,- E. Gill, Wellburn' visited Monday with • Mr: and Mrs.. Burton - Roach.,. We are ' sorry. Mr. Roach, is not 'making as, speedy re�Cov- ery .as his ' friends •wish ,for: • • • Mrs. Gordon .Ritchie, • Zion, and :lit- tle. son -Mervin, visited •a few 'days the beginning of the • week with her. mother; • Mrs,. Elizabeth Robb. The, Presbyterian W. M. ,S. is meet- •ing• this' week at the ..home of Mrs. John Bennett, Port.. Albert. Their be •held 'i n ' •n will 1 h f ' t ankof enin the Erskine Presbyterian. meetsPresbyterian. church on Friday, 'April .26th. • ' Mr.' 'Melvin Reed, •Toronto, •spent the weekend at .his •home •in •Dung-: annon. • • • , • A. 1•eceptioA and dance is being, held in• the Parish Hall on Friday, night, April 09th inhon orof Pte Melville Culbert and his bride, formerly Mise • Verna Anderson. ;' Mrs: •Wilfred Hoffman and little son' Allan, Dunnville, visited 'her bro- ther Mr. John Blake for a few •,days, last week, also their " mother Mrs.' Wm. Blake, . Ashfield, was a visitor. Mrs. George Irwin' who went to Goderich H'o'spital fast week for med. ical treatment is showing signs of im- proving..'Her ,many friends wish her renewed strength and 'health. The United Church Women's' As- sociation and tea is being held on Fri day afternoon in •the ' church °for the April meeting. • ' Mrs., Roy.. Rutledge receiv,,ed word on Tuesday evening that. her father Mr. Gibson, Goderich, had passed away. He has been in poor health for some time, and had never recovered since -having a broken 'ieg last year. 46141111.011111.4.. PAGE. E'IVE. OT all the guests who enjoy the appetizing goodness of the. Clover Leaf Rolls in' the British .American Hotel at Kingston realize that €` they are dining in the oldest f, ' hotel in Canada; one that has sheltered • many notable per- sons, including Sir John A. MacDonald .and 'C1-at-1es: Dickens: Mrs: Leggett, wife of„: the owner, personally. .supervises the dining room. Her Clover.. Leaf' • ROIL% :are a feature and their fame•` ,:hasrown , and grown until now' they are one • of thespecial attractions of'the hotel, "What's the Secret?” , "What'sthe secret of such :un- usually nice rolls?"\ T asked. "It's the .flour," Mrs. Leggett replied. "I'd never think , of.... using any •flour but Robin Hood for my 'ro'ils. And I use • Robin Hood for all the pies, cakes and other baking done in the.hoteL Mrs. Leggett added with em- phasis: "No other flour' gives' • my rolls.such silky -fine texture and tender, golden crust. ivtrs. Leseo ,'s Clover. Leaf Rolls gt•. " I •have been using it for over ten years and . am `so. satisfied' that I never itse any other flour." Otder•a bag of Robin Hood, Flour milled from 'washed, wheat --from your dealertoday:' Yob 'alae running no risk be-. cause Robin Hood Flour is un-. conditionally guaranteed to ' give you better rolls, cakes or pies. In every bag is a green certificate which guarantees your money back plus .10% if .you , do not find . that . Robin Hood Flour . gives you • better satisfaction than any you have ever used. • •HOME BAKING SERVICE •ROBIN HOOD.FLOUR MILLS LIMITED Robin HoodilOUr Md ea 6T/a ie *Jima BOUNDARY WEST • Mr. and Mrs. Colwell and Milfort Emnnerson . of Gl,aamis spent.. Sunday at. D. N. Nicholsdn's. • Miss Jean Raynard of Faramoii'nt. is assisting at •Robt Mr. Harvey Thompson of Purple Grove visited at Alvin Irwin's' Mon- day. Mr.•. and Mrs. Lockie MacKay of Huron' spent Saturday at Mr. . and Mrs. Garnier ' Stanley's. ' Ronald Henderson who has bean snow plowing ,in Braee.' County for the lass' fewweeks has returnedto his home. • - Mr. ,Wm. 'Stanl'ey who is working at Alvin Ir•win's. visited recently at his home in North Bruce. 33/4% On Guaranteed Trust Certificates A legal investment for Trust Funds. Unconditionally Guaranteed STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION STERLING TOWER TORONTO I�. dr CHEVROLET'S Vacuum Power. Shift DOES 80% of the WORK FOR :YOU! YES, it's almost magical ... the way this marvellous, Chevrolet -pioneered" Power Shift does the work for you —takes all the tag, push and strain out of gearshifting!, You just slide the lever with fingertip pressure -with- out skis:g Our hand off the steiring wbeel—and the hidden Vaeuum Power deviceresinto action, provid- ing 80% of the shifting effort. Come in and try it " today. ALL Chevrolet models havetheVacuum Power, Shift,. at no extra cost. • • s "ROYAL CLIPPER" STYLING . "THE RIDE 'ROYAL' — Chevrolet's Perfected Knee -Action Riding System . . NEW FULL -VISION BODIES BY FISHER ... SUPER -SILENT VALVE -IN -HEAD ENGINE .. , PERFECTED ;It HYDRAULIC BRAKES . . . LARGER TIPTOE -MATY 'CLUTCH . NEW SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHTS, with Separate Parking Ligfih.. AND IT'S "LONGEST OF THE LOT"—.181 inches from, front of grille to rear of body! *::44<A 'On Special De lam* Modell, .. and told me :they were engaged. to be married!" Yes, Long .Dis- tante is the answer to a maiden's ra er :.' . when she gets her man! . wAA In fact it meets• every sit life when you miist and can' ignore • distance, for a real eat -to -ear talk. After 7 p.m. (and all , day S'unday)• . rates are lower as every 'little minx' knows! • Wti � = ' ro LOCA VI KONG X DISTANCE x ' .sTEL PHONE. CANp• ASHF1ELD Dr. Jack '.Treat and his mother Mrs. H. Treat of 'Chico: o spent avfew' days the guests of Mr. and Mrs. isse t. - -Mrs.. Clifford Cannel is a patient in Kincardine Hospital 'it vingunder-: gone -an op '1`a`tion on Sunday from which her friends will be pleased to know she is reco`ve'ring nicely. •Mr. and Mfrs. Malcolm MacLennan of Barrie attended the funeral of Mr. Alex MacLennan last Tuesday. Friends here were sChTy to learn• .• a+)hMM L_i i h>YYd4.% �ti� 3g 42 �"- ii irtina Camp ell: """iC2sa"inpbell was well known here having spent her summer vacation for several years with her sister Mrs. Effie Mae' Lennan at her Il home here. • (HEVRCLETA C•4156 - B eP Ya+P.fY •a �.�•.: