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UCKNOW SENTINE, •LUCKNOW, ONTARIQ 19 5
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Ladies'
SWIM SUITS'
atalin
Lots of style's and colors.
Size range. from 33 to. ,.44,
]Price from: $7.95. to $12.95
Other Makes from --$5.95: up..._
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TRUNKS AND
BRIEF STYLE
A good ;variety of men's and.
,youths': trunks and :brief 'style by
Catalina ,..and 'other well.., known a ' . •
manufacturers. '.Sizes 30 to '40 in '
mine, 'gold, navy, royal, "beige,
white, pink, • checks, in nylon,'
silks, satins 'and • bengaline.
Cliilcien's
• , SWIMSUITS:
All sizes in.. stock .2.0.6.
' Boys as: low. as 98c
Briefs suitable for, trunks 35c
Also. a' good stock.' of 8 to 14 . .
in both boys` .and: girls.
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AGEN'I'::FOg KINCARDINE •: E.RS
Free Pick -Ups and Delivery Monday and Thursday:
Men'', Ladies', Children's Wear•.—Piece Goods. &.. Woollens
It's Famil .Week at.` The Playhouse Theatre. Friday •and.
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Saturday -$1.00 admits Mum 'and Dad; with no
charge for the, family regardless , Of. number:'
THAT t;he > planters Peanut float.
wes in town on Saturday •even
' ung '.in..sttpport of The Clans-
men's peam t tag .•nigght.. The
. Club men'bcrs previously ,.made`
a house -to house .canvass . `kea-
nuts are still available from
all members
THAT Miss °Maureen 'Vassella,
.:daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred
'Vassella of . Kintail, has.'enter-
ed St. J6seph't-Conventt Lon=
don,; to .become..'a nun.:
lye.. Star".
HONEY POD PEAS
Stokely,.. 15:='oz.
,., LL�OJ OWD_ERS
All flavors -_ -_ --_--
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ecials
or 29c
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SALADA TEA BAGS
10c coupon in each pkg.
• SOCKEYE SALMON
Gold Seal, Y2's
The' Trend Today s To I.
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BYaTH.E •
15 E11'I"INEL
THAT Eugene Gardner, son` of
'Mr and Mrs, Jim 'Gardner of
town, underwent treatanent;at
Winghan' hospital on Satur
'day ` [Morning ' for an 'infection
Of • the hand. A• "haying_" blist-
ter, ,On his : hand had become
`Ibadly,"infected, .and , the ''hand•
had . ibeeon a swollen, making
• int necessary. to •lance •the in=
fected area. " ; .
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THAT the ' Lucknaw Boy Scouts
attending Cainp Martyrs: apt In-
verhuron • . returned ' by Allan
Reed's bus ori Monday after-
noon, '.
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THAT parking :stalls, were, re-
:painted
e-'painted :on Main Street this
week by town foreman Alex
Havens arid: Norman Stewart..
If rnotorists 'would abide ;care -
'fully by• these parking strips,
i would. 'simplify_ parking and
provide room for a good many
more cars on . the main -than,
ougbfare.
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THAT The•Sentinel 'has a ;new
supply • of,` Kiitail cook :books.
on hand:' You' .. are invited.• to.
look `them over without 'obli�ga-
tion. They .are $1•.00 if you .wish•
one.
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THAT::Mrs. Noble. Johnston ' at:;
tended an1. educational :meet • in
Kincardine on .:Tuesday even-.
, ing of last week. This program'
.was organizedby :the Bruce
-County Health -Unit and ` held
in the Bruce ,Inn•`through • the
courtesy. of Mr. :Malcolm:: Mac
Kenzie .Films. were shown' de-:'
ictii . food—• andiing-',.Method ; s. 'A : Suth.erlancLarrcLMrs. L:
dishwashing and sanitary pro- MacIver. • •The . current events
cedures in the_ restaurant busi- were taken by Mrs. ,•P. Steer and
ness. Alan Cooper, resident in=: the, roll •call answered .by a .pro
spector for "the- Health 'Unit Verb:. Mrs.. H. Buckton gave • a
was. among those in .attend talk on "Education m' India fol-.
arses ` ..lowed by • a�. contest by Mrs...Ira
DAckie' ., -hymn=and the.-rn.izpah•
THAT Rev. E. J. 1Roulston :of St: benediction closed the meeting.
omas will' return to the old A vote of thanks was extended
H.ante; community next Sunday ` .to the hostess and `directors, MTs:
to conduct anniversary services H . Buckton and Mrs L. Mac
at Olivet United Church at 11 Do g
a:m. and 8.00, g.m .
THAT. Sgt. Sid Smith,; formerly-
pt. the. Zion' Community,' has
been` •posted' from Lewisville,
New Brunswick, to' the . RCAF
station, ;at .St. f iu'�ei ts.. Quebec.,,
TE AT. H ron""'Courity 4-H Ci b
For All' The' Family
WOMEN'S FIESTA .MOCCASINS A
Men's and, Boys' OIL ''ANNED. MOCCASINS
- SISMANV—SCAMPERS.
MENS • BOWLING SHOES
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CANVAS :RUNNING SHOES
tIt's , Family Week: at The Playhouse Theatre Friday and
,Saturday—$l,00 admits Mom and., Dad', with' no .
charge for the ',family regardless ,of number..'
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_ iiathvei*BSOfl.
rine Footwear For. All The Family
•'. at the poor': in `Teeswater, the
;,leas Wil,l:leave at the following'
times for swimming classes::
Mondays and Thursdays (Jun-
iors) 8.20 a.rn.; Wednesdays and
Saturdays (Beginners)' ,9.45
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THAT Spence,- Irwin-' was hospi�-
talized for: a few. day's in Wing
ham. ;after Undergoing surgery
East 'Thursday':for the! •removal
Of.` a carbuncle::.
-South 'Kinloss .:VVV .S,: A
The July ,meeting of. the, :South
Kinloss ,W.1Vl,'S. was .'held at the
home; of Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon
with 24 nieanbers .present. The
president occupied the chair. The
hymn "He. Leadeth Me" was sung
and the. Lord's .;prayer. repeated:
A fine. Bible study on "Eve was,
given .by :Miss D. MacLeod, who
"introduced the new study book_
for the 'year on : "Women • of '' the
Old . Testam.ent"..' The prayer`
circle, Consisted of M.S. II. Laois,'.
u all and to all who' had taken,
part_ Lunde and a .. •social • :time.
followed
are' ".planning a special train
trip to Toronto, 'on . Tuesday,
July.,i9th. The 'day's .outing will
include tours of Canada'Pack-
ers•; Swifts 'and 'the 'Parliament
Buildings a subway ride, sup-
per at the. Exhibition .groynds,
and a double=header .ball game
at . .. the Stadium.. .Tickets are
available: in this vicinity from
. George Kennedy, Arnold Alton
and• Chester Finnigan; .
THAT 'a bus load attended the.
doubleheader i:Detr'oit Kansas
City'"than game in Detroit on
Sunday. They went by Allan
=••R-eed's btrs,
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THAT. in order that there will.
he ,as little waiting as .possible
S K. PICNIC AT
POPLAR BEACH
The annual • South Kinloss pic-
nic '.yas "held ,at Poplar Beach,. on
Thursday ,.afternoon : June 30th,.
with 98 attending.. The early pal t,
of the -afternoon was ` spent on
the beach.. and then "'races were
held. on the picnic grounds. .
The winners of the races were
the following: 3 and under,.IRod
Rod -
die MacKenzie and'Jimmie Clark;
5' d • d.. KathleenH it',a" d'
an un er a :: n
:Walter Dickie;.: boys 7° • & '8, Peter
Steer; girls 7 and '8, Carol Mae
Intyre; 'boys 9 and: 10, Donald
Carnp�bell;' boys. 11 and 12, Adrian
:Vanderlugt; girls 11 & 12, •Elean •
or Clark; boys- '1'3 ' and' 14, Robert•
Austin; .girls '"13 • and—'14,. P.hyll�s
Steer; girls' •
.,14 and 'over, .Ruth
Steer;; boys. 14 and over, Stewart
Stanley; , married • couples, Mr.
and Mrs. ; Haro1 :Austin;.boys'
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. a I� acDonald� and legged. rack., M c ..M n .
Hughie MacMillan; girls' 'three
legged race; Helen : •C•amplell ,&
CarolStanley; ladies' kicking the
shoe, Mrs. Garbutt. The young-
est person., present 'was' William
Dickie and' the " oldest. was
Rod .Campbell. A ,bountiful •sup-
per was served by , the; ladies: and
after' a` ball. game was played.
Mrs: Connie _Edwards of `Guelph
spent , the past' week' with her
friend, Mrs: 'Etta. Roberts. Mrs,..
Edwards :sails on July •28th for
kidney, ' "Australia, `where she
plans to make her 'home.
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i• FINDER SIGNAL KITS TR'UCI£
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• $8.40
$49.95
$12.95
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B. F', GOODRICH and DOMINION ROYAL TIRES
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International Mufflers ana Pipes icanicO Piston' 4ing
Saroxi Seae Covers. — Thistle Bikes and 'Wagons
Swimming Fins and Life Jackets — Softball Equipment
cINTYR and IR IN
'PHONE 65, LITCKNOW
It's Family .Week Tlie—Playhinige—Thicatre—Friddy—and
Saturday—$1.00 admits Mum, and,,Dad, With no
charge for the faMily regardless of nuMber,
, "Esmond" Indian blankets, bright
ana gay; ideal kr picnics, 54x172,
TOWELS
Heavy weight kitche.rt towels..
45c each Pair 89C ,
Sfrn'art Ladies' Blouses, tailored or
YARD GOODS' ,
Good quality prints and brtiad-
'to choose from. Now. only, yd. 36o
Men's silk jertey sport shirts, "
short sleeveS,, ideal kr mirk
or.Play. Only, each
BOYS' PANTS
Little,. boys' boxer typey short
.pariti, colored drill, 'Size' 4 to 6x.
Only, pair' 79c
, Boys' Western 11,ariger jeans, good
quality', dentin; .Pair $2.79
' 'MEN'S PYJAMAS
Mert's sardorized striped broad-
cloth pyjamas, all Si/6$,,
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