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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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BOYS' and YOUTHS'
7to18
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JEANS
7�4• to 11 oz. in Ziazor-B'acks,.
Western (Riders, David Croc
'kett. Doubleknees, nylon
content. Sizes 7 to 18. • "'
Priced from, $2.25 to. $3.95
W'INTDBREAKERS
8 to 16. assorted shades
•From $2.98 up
BOYS' T=SHIRTS..
40_10' only:
• Speciial . 49e..
OTHER .GROUP •.
8 to,14•'•
99c -- 2, for, .$1:29'
SPORT SHIRTS
IlrOken lines in sizes 8.: to
• 14., Values to . $1.95
Special Price: $L29 •
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BOYS' SOCKS
:59e 2 for- 51.00
F . T GIRLS'
GIRLS' SWEATERS . -
New shipments' of sweaters
in nylon and wool: pullovers.
and cardigans. and wool
cardigans. •
As Low As $2.98.
PANTS
Gabardine and • Melbourne
'Flannel Pants in grey,teal,
navy • and charcoal.
Piked from $3.95 :to $7.95
SLAZEI
Sizes 8 to 14
$3.98 and $4.98
• SCHOOL •DRESSES'
Drop in and look• over the
fall shades; and fabrics in
dresses: 8 to .14. .
Priced frown $2.98 '-up
CLEARANCE of COTTONS
Many good: values for
school wear.
' BLOUSES
A. good ' variety of plaids',
patterns ..aha: plain.. shades;
••8to:14.
:AGENT. FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Plck-Up and Delivery. Monday and ' Thursday:
MOWN Ladies', Chlldren's Wear,Pieee . Goods & Woollens
1 "SEE: BY THE
SENTINEL
THAT the Huron County Junior,
' Farmers' Association is . plann-
ing a .bus trip to 'Detroit on
Wednesday; August 31t, -that-
` will cbnckude by 'attending .the
:evening .performance of. "Cine
er'ama Holiday". Arnold` Alton
of:'Aslfield' is president of . the
Iuron.'' Junior Farmers. •
THAT P. Sgt. Donald MacDonald
viisted. here last week 'with . his,
• uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs,
W. A...Porteous. ' ;Donald, has.
served ,for ten years with the
United .States ••Air Force, 'in
'eluding a stint overseas. He is
at present stationed at Sewart.
Air Force. Base at 'Nashville,
Tenn.
THATBarry I3 ackett has under_
„gone . an operation .in London
on 'his 'knee which was badly
injured in a recent car asci-
,dent, He will remain hospital-
ized yet for awhile. '
THAT a'... comedy laugh riot,
"Never Wave At .A ;Wac",' .is
scheduled for . The Playhouse
Theatre. this Friday- ' and Sat-
urday. . ,
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THAT Charles Steward . split. a
$200: prize at the '•MildMay,
bingo last Wednesday..,
THAT. Clifford Congran is i11 at
his home with -pneumonia, and
his barber shop ` is 'closed- ; 'at
present. •
W, F.SDAY, AUG, 241h, 1955
Five Star::Spe.c;ia*.s
25c
St. Williams
PLUM JAM, 24 oz. .._.-
SOLO° MARGER'INE
,l lb
HEINZ CATSUP,
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Shirriffs ••
WHITE CAKE MIX, 16 oz
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BISQUICIC•
40 oz.
FREE .D�I.IVERY
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"`'PHONE 20, LUCKNOW, , ONTAEIO
THAT, Otto Pedersen has been.
engaged in painting the trim
on the Carnegie, Hall.
THAT Dr. Jdhn Crispin, who has
been interning in Winnipeg
:Hospital, ,'since . graduating a
. year ago, is at present •teinpor-
• arily . located , at Nokomis, Sask.
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THAT. the lucky ladies ,in ' The
Market. Store Dollar Days.
draw were MTS. X. Bakker, ' R.
2, Lucknow, :,and. 1VL's. Archie
Bonnett, 'R:' 1; Holyrogd. Each
receives a. lovely pair of blan-
k.ets.' • •
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South 'palm W.M S. Meeting
An' :evening meeting' 'of tlae
South. Kinloss . W.M.S. _was held
'at' the,' home of 'Mrs. Alex Suth-
erland on, Wednesday, August,10.
3a .'the ,absence of the, president,
Mrs. W. MacIntyre, Mrs. Doug=
"las Graham graciously took. the'
chair: • The meeting opened with
the :hymn "The Great Physician
Nov Is Here"?. after which the
Lord's prayer; was repeated.:An
interesting . •Bible study on .the
"Life, of . . Sarah" . was :given Iby
Mrs. W. F. MacDonald The pray-,
'err's were: 'given • by Mrs: I. Dickie,
Mrs:' H.'.Lavis, Miss M. MacDon-
ald.. A chapfer ' from the . study,
book, . "India's Health Problems"
was ably.; .taken •by :Mrs G. Col-
well., followed. by a duet by Rutih,
•and Phyllis: Steer. Mrs . E. Keith
gave the current events.,'The roll
call was answered by a 'proverb
Mrs: H. ;Laois :give . a vote •• of
thanks and the. singing of a hynm
and the.'mizpah ;benediction end-
ed the '.meeting. ` Lunch and" " a
social time'followed, the " direct-
ors being Mrs. H. Lavin and •Mrs.
P..Graham. .
-TO; INTEREST : PEOPLE.
"Our program is very definite
an4'"appears -to be, succeeding in.
our'' first objective, to 'interest
:people,notably youth". '
BY ' 'SAVAGE
Start Your Child Back'. to 'School in a Pair .of
LONG' WEARING SAVAGE 'SHOES
;WITH NEOLITE 'SOLES
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Red -..School Ho .Brouwers Research-
FREE SIZE CHEC -UP No Obligation
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LOAFERS, SADDLE OXFORDS, STRAPS
• For The Teen' Agars.'
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Fine Footwear For All. The Family.
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'Huron County, recently. •experi-
eneed the truth ,of this pro- •
nouncement from the ' Q.T.F.,= i
THAT Bill Schmid is: busy :Mov-
ing his china • and jewellery
. stock to , his . new • store . which
will, be ,a sparkle of; brilliance
when the task •is : fully' 'com-
pleted:
THAT Mrs: Jaynes Brisbin (Helen
.MacDonald) of Ajax was guest
soloist at : the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning
She •.sang . "I ' Shall Not Walk
Again This Way": The previous
• •Sunday the 'soloist :was 'Mrs..
T. A. Leishman (Mary Doug_
las)'.
•HOSPITAL , ANNIVERSARY
(Continued from' Page 1)
Dan Smith 'of, 'Ripley, Joe;:John-
sten, .Bill Johnston; 'Leslie Alton,
Rod MacDougall; Thomas Wall,.
John Barclay of Bayfield, John
Gollan, Wm. Slack .of. Bayfield;
Thomas..: Turnbull ;of Port Elgin,
Wm Bow•er,?Miss. Esther- McGill, •
Mrs. Winnie Miller of Walker,,
ton, Mrs.. Gordon of .St. Helens,
Mrs. 'George Bower, Miss Mary.
McQueen, ,Miss. .Bartlleman : 'of
Walkerton, Mrs.. "Hugh King ..of
Auburn, Mrs.' Larson• of Dungan-
non, Miss Lila Irwin, Mrs:, Dave
Alton, :Mrs.' John Jamieson, • Mrs.
-Wm H bkirk .iGlrs. W,`T:�Garth
ner, ' ` Mrs. ' Essie Hewat, Mrs..
Burke,, Mrs. Buchner of Strati
ford. '.
Mr: and Mrs., Baker. 'employ a
staff • of thirteen, comprised of
Mrs. Orville Jones, Mrs.. ' Les
Purves, Miss' Gaeta- Hudson, Mrs.
Gilbert; Hamilton, Mrs. • Jim Eng
lend,, Mrs.. Mae Irwin; Mrs.' Har-
vey, Irwin, Mrs. Russell John-,
sten, Mrs. Harold Johnston; Mrs.
Ernest Wilkins, Miss'Sylvia Stin-
gel, Miss • Shirley 'Brown, Mrs.
Wm. Webtser. '.,Mrs. Hgward Rob-
inson ,assists' on a .part -time --basis. .
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headquarters. ' During the week:-
end of the Temperance Conclave"
held- in Goderich . in May, upd
wards *of 1800 people.:from: all
over the- lit ty were -in atteii =
ance Ori Saturday night, Teen
Agers and Yoiing;. Adults to the
number of more than 500• flocked
to the new- G.D.C.I.' and Knox
Presbyterian„Church.fora •unique
new -type temperance rally
• On. -_Sunday night many of
these returned to Goderich bringL
ing- parents and friends.. .Knox
Church auditorium, S S. room.,
chapel, parlor, nursery, were .fill=
ed.. Twelve ,hundred people . gath-
ered to hear,Dr. E.'Crossiey'Hun-
ter. "This' ' was. ' the eighth' such
Temperance Conclave Sponsored.
by the . O.T.F. in the `past two
years:•.•
oi�th=wh eY e2lu`c�iionr1 pro-
ject? r We of 'Huron . County cer-
p.ra+���:��ii�Nfi.i�,t•Nf�a,N���,i>•��Yksiia�►u�,r�u�u'.�h
tainly believe so.--Advt. '
-VPL lTE- HART -TRACT BATTERY—i
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17••PLATE HART CAR BATTERY,• guaranteed 2 years $16:50
(with old battery) •
ASB.,ESTONOS _.BONDED BRAKE.'_ OES
(Complete set' 4wheels)
NEW FUEL •PUMPS r. Y.YY.Y:.... 53.95..
SEAL BEAM UNITS
•KRALIN•ATOR OIL FILTERS
Saran Seat Covers - Tires &
i Thistle Bicycles &Y Wagons -
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$1.39
89c - $1.7,01
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'Tubes Softball Equipment' �.
Mufflers. Fishing. Tackle
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'PHONE `65; LUCKNOW '
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LADIES' HATS:.
-:-:;Ladies' smart fail- hats,; a1-] h
latest colors and 'styles,
Priced at YY.......Yr.rriv $2,50. to $3.98
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PILLOW CASING.
Bleached circular,, pillow casing,
42 ..:i i cl ;' reg: ' $1.25 'yard. • 7y[(/1
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Now, yard' •... iY YYi r .,., wry . 88c,
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FAL(, PURSES •
e`er r--•selectio -of•--iall--purse
priced $ R $2e-//1 5,�r��8iA��
•-:N •rr YYi YIr-r• 1,98 to «fr,JtJ'
MEN'S SEANS
Men's 9 oz denim jeans, senior•
ized shrunk, sizes 34 to ' 40, reg. '
' $4.16, Reduced price, pr...:, $3.99
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PLASTIC
"-`Gay-�colo-ed good• wean g' #tastic-
� r'eg. 69c, now, yard38e r .
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. OVERALLS
---Boy-s _ Walker- bib-•overalls--sikes--
10 to 16, reg. $3.35; now ..r•.' $2.70
BOYS' ELASTIC , BELTS .
Ad jt stable sizes, oilers brown.,
' vine and blue: Price 59c
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- $--Ei YK-=WINNI':1t
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In the lucky $:T�ays sale draw, a
pr: of blankets each was won • b,v
Mrs. Y;; Reicher, It. 2, Lucknio ',
Mrs. Archie Bonnett,
Holyroad . •
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