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Good quality by' Virabasso in 6,59. 'and .04), values. rat -
patterns and ?bade& Re glilar 69c value.
W11000,1S. Patterns. and shades.,TO clear. at ..
SEE pua .R:EMNANTs TABLE,
NrAt,uEs WORTH:. LOOKING OVER:
,THAT Mr. and*Mrs. Harry Swan
, of ,If,hiloss Were too soon by
'smile: twenty hours to qualify
- for' the honors of having the
.first New-Year's•baby.,at Wing -
ham '.Hospit4. Their ,son w,as
THAT evidence of how little
some people' 4resped public
'• property .can be seen, at the
Recreation Centre Where sev-°
eral holes have been punched
thrbugh.. the partition of the
THAT the night classes for :the
-welding course will -get Under -
..way this •Thursday evening at
the High School.
AGENT FOR KusitAskpiNE:cLEANERs
Free Pick-Up:and Delivery Monday and Thursday._
sufficient app. iications are _received; 'night classes
be held inhanuary for the following:.
' BASIC ENGLISH. ,FOR NEW 'CANADIANS FEE.
Lucknow Distrit
igh Sc ool
IN W. BOA r.pleiPal.
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t ha4 been definitely; establish-
' f.t,' Palmer. co2e has. an an-
on with' 1:410.14.tiow back in
x:•., Were: barn , framers,.
Ve Andre* of Calgary
ai,itt;andin- rdott7thliaetc:Iri.;y.:
opportunity em.ployittent in
This observa.tiOn "rang a bell"
With S. P. Stother4, ..who was
'certain that he .had workeehere
With:his.brOther Edwin Cox, who
married Mr. ,Stothers'.greatraunt,
Alice.; Andrew,. 'They. Went to
Minnesota. in 1869; .Where 7,Unole
as a ineMber of 'the Minnesota
.write'. to 'Cousins. there to, see if
they Could offer .any information
about • the life of Palmer Cox.- •
T the .Anxiliary' Shoot. part-.
les *ill resume :on FridaY of
; lowing a. holiday season' inter-
'''THAT.t.iie Week Ott Prayer iS in
.p.'rogress this week from. Vies -
THAT Heti. and Mrs. Alex Him -
trio Of. Winghain had the pleas-
arit,',..7ekterience7--:at -.- Christmas
GePrge Malcolm. at. Tel.'.
was ,fronv Mr.:, and. Mrs. John
N/2., Hanna Who, aye wintering
Pellets
their, trade in illia.cliatrict WhiCh hclian Herefor,c1 . Asseeiatm, and.... at' Miami. •Both parents. were
• Was. rapidly 'being: Settled,' - : ' , a-. native .of Ashfield,- had read ‘.,s4dly. bereaved during the year
1,11einorien ofa old-tithers hive i. the 'old home paper of . the w.hen, their •sons were killed,in
_ Arihur si4 ,of the 1..;girichni Free .rne: Cox i;infdormii:_,.hioand'..17iboonittP.01- ;a:raotpi accident ,' . . :.•'..
been 'freshened ;by, att'article..by quest ''foF —o --i.
Pies.% rec:alling ,,,n,i0.,,,Brovvpies,, , very de,finite 'to offer, .arid pen THAT Mr. Alan Cooper, a'Sani-
' ned the following later to 4A . -1-a,ry inspeCtor for the Bruce
feature' Of an AMerican Toga-
: zine long ago; Mr. 'W". H. pobert-•
fernier'. publisher of The Signal-
' Sint Well remenibers these little
-gnoth,:like,figuren; and. was under, ed in. knowing that the :frame...
the iiMpression that the WOrk of'. the . honey-hoiise at Kirk-
Stothe
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as interested i.n. your note
in the last Sentinel about` Pal-
mer Cox. You might be .interest-
0 Year Right
ed 'his duties here ,is. week,
with . headquarters . at' the `local
office' of. the Health. Unit. Mr.
Ciioper is boarding at: the. borne
of. ¥r.;and Mrs: Roy Black
THAT a' nuanber. of Amish . men=
• nonite• families are migrating:
%to 'Sullivan Twp. near Ches-.
leiltvhere they are: paying cash
•• for farms., It : is • forecast' ;that.
as Manias ,forty families may
move from the States as.they.
.are; opposed. to coinipuisory mil
itary; training and are ' dissat-
•isfiea with farming ,conditions
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Phone .91, LUcknow
.T1IAT there :were nix tables of
..plaYers at Ahe' Monday': Night
•ShOot. party' with Mrs, Bark -
well and. Mel Stanley the prize
THAT AUX: MaCIntyre
end,' Alberta, Sairs • that many
are• now Strange to, him but it'S
worth the. prige to. hear of 'the
Ones he (Loeb remember:
and .liart1Ware business.- 'Bite
letter 'wai. written just before
"Chrintrnis and since Inid-Oct
ober they. had. Wonderful. wea-'
; to. 60 degrees -r -above that is.
Orange Juice, 41kozN
Green Giant
Cut :Wax Beales
.Libbys Deep
Brown
Aylmer Choice ;:
Peas ;and_ Carrot.
Breakfast. Club
Raspberry Jam, 24• oz. 3 -for $1. -
Campbell's . Chicken
Variety .Soups
Gerber' traineiI. S '
Baby Foods , " , ,. 41 for $1
r Ogilvie:Chelri y
Almon Mix for $1
Jello, assorted flavors 11 for $1
Royal- Guest ;'Coffee 7•:7: $1.09'
Johnson, Hard..Gloss, qt..... $1.
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6 for $1'
MITIVS
Dog 11'0.'1.4 Rog FOOil.
5 -Star peciais
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-THAT effective° this . week the
Bank bf. 'Montreal Will cOrn-
. menee closing all day Satin--
dayv and 'will be open for a
longer- Period on Friday afterz'
and a half tmtil '6490, p.m.
THAI' wO Ain have trotible get-.
aries At the: end of laSt. week
,apPeared 'after
the mkt meeting' of:the group
edly st,ated, we Welcome re-
ports of' all meetings but Munt
, insist •that they' be sent in
.mediately after the °meeting in
held. li not, they TlIn the
chance of being consigned to
cenven
their
cornple
Agnes
erg' 111
a Cow
in reg
end I
issue 4
Cow
apply
now C
en tO
be' gry
age p
Clerk
asana
Om I
Cou
when
agree
The
send ;
Bruec
izing
ehaint
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Ap
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over, ti
asSistai
duties
iv -
Were
THAT ,"first things" Of the ,New
Year are often noteWerthY,
: the first. Sentinel ;renewal of
- 1955 was' received frorn
Auatirr 'Reid of London were
;mother 'and. hia- brother 'Eldou
Brown Nylon and Riibber
Green plant' .
Fancy Peas gt.
11.G.A. Margarine 4for $1.
- Robin, Hood
Sockeye. Salmon IA'S 3 for $1.
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the story: Y04. —�xnay `` recalY' the ;
"1ittiebarn", as , we used' to call
1t„ a tat sat • near `.the road just
opposite -Charlie Ritchie's,-gate::.
it', was;, blown down in :the ,Good.
Friday` windstorm that hit that
areaab.out:1910, maybe later. We It
piled the, timber and lumber and
later used. `the lumber and, part of
the �frarne-min building the -honey
house, The i rain reason for us-
ing •the frame was to, preserve it.
because of its `_-associations With
Palmer °Coz. No doubt there are
.franied by him but this is .one.
You can qu�Iote�,often beard Dad
tell how. during rests, etc., Pal
mer,valiile sitting around chat.
ting; ° would be drawing ,pictures'
on ..:the .fresh :hewn timbers".
. omen's iBrown Laced, .or Zipper
Laced or •Zippered Overshoes—Re lar to, $7.50
athwell& .on*
, Fine Footwear For :All FamilY.
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Popularly priced, of good quality',
full: bed size; eoIors yellow, wine ,
Ladies' rayon jersey ,•pyjainas,
sizes 'rnedityn, and' large,,Only, a'
__20.ALACIslaTING 'WOOL
Silvertone ,and 3-plY- wool and
First quality, plaid, closely
en for long and sturdy. Wear, Sitp
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G*ood Quality "Doeskin" S
Heavy cotton , "Doeskin" el
hard wearing, warm and soft. 'An.
sorted cheek patterns. Sizes,141
Sanforized Cotten Flannel ShirtS.
Smart looking .shirts for. work or.
:street Wear, Red •Or. hlue plaid
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.' cotton anerayon Yarns in a fin
weave that ' promises!' long hard
• wear:Deep shawl Wine, 0)
all wool , Botany, Colors' blue,,
Wine,' beige and white.' Small.
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