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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW,
ONTARIO
:WEDNESDAY',; MARCH 16; 1955
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Friday, March 25th. •
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- - SPECIAL PRIZES;'Presented to '
FROM O�IER, YAIi.Dize G ODS or ers wearing .dresses Made
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wearing dresses
bought FROM OUR STOCK:.
New Summer Cottons In: Now
More Teena-Paige' dresses'.this week '
For - styles•. see "Seventeen' Magazine.
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SALEOFADIES' HANDBAGS
We have receiVa quantity of manufacturer's samples
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to be cleared' at Ai: ,GREAT SAVING :This. 'week- only,
AGENT. FOR :KINCARDINE CLEANERS
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Free Pick -Up, and 'beliv7ery •Monday and Thursday.
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Men's, 'Ladies', Children's Wear Piece Goods. 8i, Woollens
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EADIE—in Wingham' Hospital,
cn . ' Wednesday, . March Gtl, ' to
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne 'Eadie, Holy -
rood,. a .song a brother . for Doug-
las, David. and . Kenneth.
-13.011N ,---. In Wingham . General
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Hospital, on •Monday, March 7,
1955.', to 'Mr. and 'Mrs: James
Burns,' Wing••harn,
man Robert. .•.
a son;
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THAT Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Boyd
'of Monkton were dinner guests
last-'Wddizesd of Mr.. and
Mrs Jim '.Duncan, on the oc-
casion of. the 28th; wedding an-
niversary. of, both couples.
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GREEN GIANT:NIBLETS
1.4 oz.. TWO for
RASPBERRY JAM
,Breakfast' Club, .24 -oz.
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MARGENE. MARGARINE
Pound
PREMUM SODAS
Christies, one pound ,.
FACE .:TISSUE
Facelle ' TWO for
All merchandise sold ' under money -back guarantee.
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1 : • SEE BY THE .
SENTINEL
THAT, Robert:. Ritchie of 'town
underwer man- oper'atiOn_ in Vit•_.
Joseph's ':Hospital, ,Hospital,.:London, ,. on.
Monday .evening .for the re
rno'Valx of a • kidney: stone; He.
`had been ,ill -for over a 'Week,
On Tuesday he was reported tp'.
be doing nicely. Mrs, Ritchie
has' also .been ' oh the sick" list,,
and Was quiteillsi, few day's
;ago, but is now improving:.
THAT. Miss• .Mary .Porteous of.
Toronto is visiting at Daytona
Beach, Florida, 'With .her par-,
ents, Mr. andMrs.. W. 'A. Por
teous,: who have changed".their
plans andare riot leaving for
home, • until the .end 'of the
_month.
THAT George . Irwin,. son 'of•:1VIr
•and Mks. Spence Irwin, ' undar-
. went an 'appendectomy at Ald
ershot .Army :Hospital . in Nova
Scotia ..last, Thursday: Ha tele-.
phoned, -his parents .on Satur-
day to say :he rwas .getting along
O.K. • George reported at Alder
.shot in January • after .a• fur-.
.dough -here fgllow-rng-chis-ret-t •
from Korea, • .•
Protect. Your Children's Feet With''•
Long -Wearing Shoes by Savage.
RED SCHOOLHOUSE
TEEN- -AGERS
BROI,JWER'S RESEARCH
Stocked in Brown Oxfords, Straps, Boots
in B, C, ' D, E . Widths.
THAT Mr.' 'Dan MacLean of
Lochalsh has received •word
that his sister,: Mrs.-. W •; W;
Kincheloe. of Chicago,. had the;'.
'misfortune':. to . fall, and suffer
a `broken ';hip:. Mr's. Kin. eheloae
was formerly Sadie MacLean,
: daughter._`•of_:-_:the_iate_Mrarid_
Mrs. Donald ` .MMac•Lean.'. She
left. her native Mownship. many.
';years. ago, 'and has .now passed.
the, four score` mark: • '
THAT new 1955 markers are be-
Int lost 'already. We have had'
• one 'turned in' .at The - Sentinel.
–�•53-801C. - ,
THAT in renewing' her Sentinel
:siubscription,Bessie Carnochan
• of Ottawa, says; ' "I do, enjoy
receiving it • every week and
would : not,olike to be . without
it".
3th*eU&.S�
e` Footwear ' For,. 411 'The. Family
Alle.11~WbAleibibA"r1110.111.Ab•Wfr .41,,14"..44,
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• Aman came.by plane •to'TOr-
onto• .
THAT a note from' Mrs,• Sydney
Plopwright of Oshawa (nee.
• Ruby, 'Nixon) says' that ;the;;
enjoyed•, Mr. Rae's' letter from'
Lakelannd: ' ;It is over `thirty
•years
.a"since "S d :and '• Ruby".
Y .
left
THAT :Mrs Ena Anderson 'of
:Vancouver,. • B.C., also Mrs.
'Belle Cooper.' and :1VIrs. Jessie
'Aman of Calgary; were "here
attending the :rfuunneral. of the
late W.'J McDonald, and vis-
ited '- wi�" their cousins; . Mrs.
•Christens and Miss' Janet Mc- 'time' and space ah• ,The • Sentinel
OMIT NON; ESSENTIALS!
The Sentinel. carries manyre-.
is tOf-- ist-aet–tgr-oulrs adl
wielcomnes them:: We',do 'need the°
full co-operation *of.'' press. secret-:
aries in ,handling 'these,..Reports
are coming in '.more promptly:
now,but considerable improve.
mint. is necessary in the conVos-.
ition and contents of 'some, which
require:, a good deal of editing;.
and on occasions have to be 're-•
Written '
Press secretaries- Should bear
in mind: that we are not. fainiliar
with what took. , place ,at each
and`.'every. meeting, and that we
can. only 'guess : where .corrections.
have to be made. Please avoid
abbrebiations,Wand take . care:with
o names an e`
the spelling f, . d t�
sequence of eyents.- '
Above ' all, to conserve space,
please avoid non essentials such
asthe•••names of hymns; the read-
ing'of the minutes, business was,
discussed:. That last phrase is 'of
rio interest whatever -unless some
details, of the discussion .are gip
en.:.:
A little moretime and carp'
in_:preparing som.e of`•the reports.
we receive,.will. make them snore..
interesting) and result in ...more
reader interest: •
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More than that, attenton to
these details'4-will save .precious
APPLY FOR TV LICENSE
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Mr.. Cruickshank also.iiot<c
that. "The, radio operation' ' o
CKNX„will• "remain.•as it is and •
continuee to ;grow: along: with,
Varied : Program
':Program 'planning„ for;tht.' >iiro-
,posed CKNX television station •
on Channel'8 is based upon pm-,
vidi.ng suitable local • service for':.
el.rnbst 206,000 4ieOple in the cop-
erege–area Initially; th,- station
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'would.' transmit . prograrrzs ap•••
proximately 760' hours per 'week. •
About' one , half of this-•• time •
would be `, devoted to network'
service, and' the remaining 'time;'
almost equally divided;*between .
local shows and filth transtnis-
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Included in the `live ,''st:udio
productions would be programs'.
dealing with: news; short,' wo-
men's events, ''f arra even.ts, music,
religion, public :service
ren's featii es;
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it,.D.H:S; CONCERT'
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rating 'were: -Shylock,. aim` Reed;
Ahtonio, Geor.'g'e Richards; Pop.
tia,, Marilyn Kilpatrick,; Sa1arino,
Berl '.Moulton:. Sala.nio, Dale Hal.:
d ;1y,• Bassanip, Archie 'M, cQuil.
1 anY Lorenzo„, Marvin McDonald
Gratiano, Beverley'' Ma:cKenzi •;•.
Stephano, Arnold 'Hartford; Ner-
Xssa,-. Edith 'Marshall; Servant,'•
Bill Marshall; Jessica; Ann Craw-
ford; Duke,. Bob fM,oW bray;
guards, • ` Roy Einberlin, • 'Alvin
Baker; Magnificoes, . Ken Mac
Nay; Beverley Ashton, Jack;
Chin, Bessie.:'' Reavie, Rodriie
Wraith,' Ruth .fireleaven, $ill
Donald. •-ars: Cooper and Mrsr Office. Fisher..
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LOADS . OF BARGAINS IN•..EVERY DEPARTMENT
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Men's White Tee- Shirts.
55c, 2. for, $1.00
Boys' White Tee Shirts.
. 39e,, . 2 for 75c
Kiddies' White 'Tee 'Shirts Ea.' 29e;
Kiddies' Anklets; reg. '29c to 35c
Pr. 12c
;'42” Pillow Slips, • good 'quality Ea. 39c
' Men's' Athletic Briefs ,fit Tops, reg.. 69e Ea. 39c •
18x36 Corigoleum Mats' 17c Ea. 3 for ,49e
" Wool Work Sox, 4 lbs Pr. $1.26, 2prs. $2.39
Sanforized Bib' Overalls, men's, 6 oz, Pr: -$3.88,
Boys' Bib - Overalls, .Sanforized,. best
quality available, bargain price, Pr. $2.70
Men's' Wool Pants, reg t'o $8.75, bargain
price , Pr. 4.77
Men's kine Dress Shirts .,:.:.. $2.88,. 2 for $.5.0)
Nylons, subs Of a • better line, good wear
Men's Fur Felt Hats, seco,tids, dan 4.
for ;everyday ." • •
100% Nylon_W,ork__Sox ._. ...Pr. _88c_
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Final Clearance Men's Fleece. Underwear,
• $2.98-$3.50,; at' . • Ea.. $2,33.
Ladies' Wool and- Cotton Hose' Pr. m
36"" Plastic Film,°many patterns, reg:
65c Yd. 39c.
Crisp •Patterned New, House 'Frocks- ' trEa. 0;9'1
Dimity' and ..Kriskay : Dress Material, .bar-'
gain' price ... Yd, 1P•c
'Print 'Quilt Patches . Ea.2c, 3c, '1e
Rubberized Greyhora 'Scatter . Rugs,
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Ladies' Wool 'Pullovers, pastel :colors,; Ea.?,:',S;
Kiddies
Nylon Anklets,, reg. 490 Pr.''e
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