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THE, LU'CKNOW SENTINEL, 'L7CKNOW, ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY, Al'BIL 6t1, 1955
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1VlEN'S WEAR
NEW ,PINK., SHIRTS' 'ift stock now , . .
The Eyelet style (new 'round •edge or, collar with pin) .
The Gladstone style, a collar' much like the 'Pal
but a little shorter.... The •Windsor,, this is 'somewhat
• wider then the• Gladstone.
MEN'S PINK SOCKS
'ties -in Daws _-.and
outstanding. shade.
MEN'S' JACKETS , .
New sport packets
'MEN'S PANTS ; .
A good variety of
ink pink edged. be
AND .TIES
longs silk and knitted. Pink is the
in• these this spring. r °
in stock this ,week, sizes 34 .to 46.•.
men's 'dress 'Pants. This•week---match-
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BOYS Windbreakers, Extra Pants, Shirts, Ties, Sweaters.
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CHILDREN'S COATS '.. •
Sizes 1, 2, ' 3 and 4 to , 6x. Matching hat and coats in
velvet, . wool corduroy, checks, •
MILLINERY -' :STRAW -and FELT HATS
RAIN, OR SHINE COATS
f,'xirls' and Teen : Agers, sizes'10 to ;14k. A good' range.
of colors •
A'TS only$9.95
SHORTY ' C4 �
LADIES
New shipment of allpurpose .Coats this week"
''.. •Open ThursdayAfternoon This Week
Stores
.$16.95 •&" $17.95
SEE. RY " THE'
SENTINEL,
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THAT Howard Robinson shOuld.
hold. , the record- for early
planting, as he had insix rows
` • of , potatoes last , week, 'not'. to.
mention onion planting.
THAT ill fortune has •befallen,
two members of the Sanderson
Store 'staff,• ,Last .week Mrs.
Sanderson wag' struck on the
nose 'and forehead' with a. puck
'at a hockey game at Godericli.
'Seven ,stitches were required
• to close the gash,. but Annwas
fortunate at that for she might'
easily .have •lost the- sight of •an
eye;. On. Monday.'. afternoon
• Mrs. Harvey .Webster fell from
....a .. ,stool which tipped at San-
derson's and .suffered • 'broken
rbs:.and .aa' •leg injury Which
have been '. quite painful. • . •
*AT...- Winner_s at r the Ladies'
:Auxiliary Friday might Shoot
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party were Mrs Robert
ilton, and.. Leo Huber.. Ross,
MacPherson , won 'the . consela-
tion prize.
• ...ENT •FOIAKINCARDINE.. CLEANERS
FreeP an
d• Pick -V d• Delivery • Monday and :Thursday
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Men's
Ladies', " Children's Wear Piece Goods & Woollens
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FANCY HONEY .;POD PEAS'
• Stokely, 15. oz.
JEWEL ;SHORTENING
•;l •. lb. pkg
orecials
35`
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SHIRIFFS PIE CRUST MIX and
irrifs:Lemon Pie ' Filling
P1JFFED_"VS HEAT
Quaker
NEW BLUE SURF
Giant and Regular Size "
LUCKY'NUMBERS"
Ilse Prize, 18075 2nd Prize, 18401 3rd Prize . 18253
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Store Open All Day Thursday " Closed On Friday•
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For ,Longer Wear
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Sisr`"-..nail Tredders goys'. Dress Oxfords
SISMAN SCAMPERS;
Youths' sizes .11x.131/2 -- $3:95
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oy$ _ .9
Men's, Sizes 6:12•.'...---•-•-.4.-----:.;::---.. $5.95; •
SISMAN '`THOROBILT WORI(• SHOES
For comfort and wear, 'priced from -$6.95'
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athweil a Son
Fine Footwear For All The, Family •
VILLAGE COUNCIL
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$500.
' The 'Board pointed.' out that
other work is ' necessary, .at the
Hall includingwashroom facil-
' iities and --painting.: It was -decid-
ed to •inspect the hall,'and Reeve
Hamilton suggested that if it was
necessary to carry out extensive
work lit might be wise'' to. cover
'the cost by debenture. •
An estimate on the, 'cost of, a
new •:munieipal'.truck was receiv-
ed. There are only 21,000 miles
on thepresent truck and the
Board was of the• opinion that.
it would be best to make repairs
to the :Vehicle as and • when- re -
THAT Wendy. VLacKerizie ;enter,
'. tamed about tWenty-five little
• friends' last Thursday on, the
occasion: of her seven•th birth-
day. , -
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THAT, in renewing 'Ther Sentinel,
• Miss Mary. Struthers of Tor-.
onto„ says she would not like
to be without the home town.
'paper Which. keeps her; in touch
pap P
:with;; .old friends, who, how-
ever become. fewer. " as each
year takes its , toll. .
THAT the lovely 'spring'. weather
Which '.arrived last week; 'saw:
:the accumulation of snow dis-
appear as if by Magic. First
,spring . plowing wash observed in
•..the Benrriiller •ditrict: on April'
1st:
THAT :With navigation opening,
. Jack Ca npbeli is ready' to
start the Point Clark light
flashing, upon word ,that the
freighters •arc plying : Lake
Huron.
Another, matter -Which (vas ,dis-'
cussed 'briefly was a filtration
plant for the: new• well south of
the Flax •Mill, • Such an under-
taking might run to ' $10,000, and
Connell was of .the opinion that
`if. anyaction' was : required they
should explore. all other angles
before considering a filtration
plant. ;
There has • been • a . certain'
amount of sedimentation in. the •
water system 'resulting. from "the,
ironcontent • in, the' new. well.
How . serious 'this could .become
is an . unanswered'` question, al-
though it was felt that frequent
flushing •at the dead -ends of the
system, , ` would minimize this
sediment formation.
'THAT Mr. and,' Mrs. Bob Mac-
Nay and=daughter have -_taken.
tip residence' at Port Arthur
'while ..Bob is sailing..
THAT'` Bob. Morton, who is stat-
ioned� 'at -the CAF_=tatr-on"t=
' • Trenton, spent th ' week end
w th iis`ps rents ` 11 r: a rd`' 1VIrs.
Albert' Morton. He. was 'ac-
companied by a, friend, Rich=
acrd ;Webb; 'The "boys, hiked` ani
air -.lift' 'fr'om. Trenton to Tor
',onto and :then thumbed' it-here.-
THAT resignations have been
received` :from , seven members
of the teaching staff of God
•eri:ch District Collegiate,-
THAT 'places of "htsiness in Luck
• now ' will rerriain, open this.
Thursday afternoon' preceding
the, Good -,Friday holiday. '
hopping _Gui'-de : To Better Values.a
�O 1 ••LONG TERM
acture
is y
:ixture.
• For Medium and High Land
"24" fibs, to the A.ere
.,6
Brome Grass • lb.
Orchard. Grass . , 2 lb.
Timothy . '4,1b.
Meadow Fescue 3 lb.
Kentucky Blue` Gress •: 1 lb.
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Creeping Red Fescue ••2 lb,"
Ladino Clover 2 lb.
Alfalfa 'Clover . 4 lb..
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24;
A' ,Scientific• Blend of; Clovers'
and •Grasses.
Treated
In Sealed Acre Bags
"Sow 24 Pounds : Per Acre"
'RETAIL', $10.95. UNIT
SUNOCO
_ . - Finlayyson
'Phone' 91; Lueknow
1ERGURY-MADE :OI -L-
Per' Gallon ____:--
DYNALUBE.-HEAVY DUTY OIL
Per Case
• GREASE AND WILLARD ""BATTERIES',.
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•'Phone 148, Lu
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BOYS!PANTS'DISTINCTIVE
3 y.'an p centGabardine—L.,"
HATS '
88.00• Each. $3.88.
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CONGOLEUM "MATS
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MEN'S WHITE TEE SHIRTS
55c Each---.2-for-$1-00:
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Dress Pants, tailored just like'
Dad's, sizes: 6, .to 16• yrs. Pr, $3:351
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.SynarSFRI1�GstM%DLI adios and
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misses .. .. $2.95 to $4:95
'`RAMBLING ROSE ��.
New open stock ' Dinnerware .:
Georgian China. 22• kt.• , ald. tri .
pc, Breakfast Set. Special of _
for ;" `
pc, Dinner .Set, y Special of- '
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al moderate prices'
individual pieces
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'MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS •,. •
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igen s fine 'quality. Broadcloth ••
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Sort Shirts' .• smart, colors,, •fine"9.S),5
tailoring, san ize ..
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COMPLETE I!I*SPLAY
Easter Candy,. Baskets, 'Hollow
Mould Chocolate, Cards,`Etc.
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Popular Prices..;
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KIDDIES' TRAINING PANTSr
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Good quality tion 5. for 89c..
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WORit SOX„
S print w•ei ht blend. '
1 .. Spring g
..Special , Price •.r. ..r,..,,r.,. 59c Pr.
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Three Pair $i•50 •
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Bach• $295
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