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WEDNtTY, NOV. •30th, 198$
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We will •be pleased ;to lay sway any Mnerchandise for: •
whieh • yoU. might; care to shop.• We.• appreciate your •
early shopping and " WE . DO NO•T ASK FOB` ANY'..
DEPOSIT.." .;.
MEN'S . PLAID SHIRTS—sizes 1414 to 18.Good warm mater
ial in attractive patterns $2.59 and $2.93
SPORT SHIRTS in plaids, .plains and cheeks 1. Sizes St, M
'l• $3.98
MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS in Soft 'n' Silky Terylene* by Brill.
as advertised in next week's 'Toronto Star Weekly. prop
in and look •them over:
*ORLON AND LAMB'S WOOL BY .TONY, DAY—the newest._
in Men's sweaters.' Our stock is, now m, 'in s1eeyeless,
pullovers . and cardigans, long sleeve ° pullovers and
sweater coats.
* Registered trademark
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS"
Free PIek-14 and Delivery Monday and :Thursday:
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THAT J. D. .Durnin and Bob . .December 27th.
Mowbray, who went West on.
the harvester excursion, are
Presently, at Victoria, B.C.,.
where we understand `they have
shad an offer of'work and will
likely' remain ' for' the winter.;.
''�'J. D. has an uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. ``David Kennedy, • 'liv-
ing in Victoria and made the
• trip to the West Coast 'to' visit
them. J. -.:D.' talked.. to his par-
ents, Mr, and -Mrs. Lorne •Dur-
nin, by phone from Victoria
_ last week.. •
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THAT falling on
i
�}�fi with
Christmas
Sunday and being obsgrved on
..Monday, • the' question
ar
is
es,
',what about B�ing Day?" It
,poses' a prdblein that .Luck -
now Business Men's Assoviation
failed to settle' at last week's
meeting. •Kincardine is one .of
:the few towns to: date 'that has.
. announced a decision --they will
hold Boxing Day on Tuesday,
THAT winners two weeks ago at
': the Auxiliary Shoot' Party were
Miss Annie` MacLeod and Bert
Gammie; with consolation
awards to Mrs Bill Stanley
and Les Purves Last, Friday
-,high' counts were scored 'by
Mrs. Al Irwin and. Keith Coll-:
yer, . with low score prizes go
ing to Mrs.: Hollyman; , • and
Philip . MacMillan. The next
party will be on December' 9th.
THAT in' • subscribing to The
nel • •Donalda Nicholson,
Sentinel;
e
who recently went. to Calgary.
from Seaforth to .nurse, informs
US that it's the ;:coldest Noveni
ber in that. western city since
1 SEE By. THE:•.
SENTINEL
THAT we mayhave started some-,
thing (andall, for the.'good)'.
.when last week we. talked'' Miss
May Boyle Into coVerlag .the
Kinloss, Township nomination.
meeting. In our experience lad
,les ,have never. 'before attended
this • meeting,. but to tis.' • oc-
casion ' Three of the fair, sex
were ,conspicuottts by their • pre-
sence, and • it "could - be that
their nuni'bers may .grow ' in the
future. •
THAT Jack Beatty, manager of
the Lambton-Kent Insulatii; g
Company of, .,Bothwell,' which
has been working in •this' area
for the past three . months, an -
flounces. that, they have about
. ' another' week's , work ` before'
moving out.
•
THAT 'Mrs. Howard' Cowan was
the. ,lone lady at. thenomination
meeting, on Monday. She 'stuck
it out to 'the finish, and when
called, ,on '•by; Chairman J: W.
• • J'oynt, said she could only
make ,a .speech 'when, she was
good and • Med, and that she
had . thoroughly enjoyed the 1
meeting: A year ago there' were,
several ladies present.
THI"D
TODAY
is to'
SEE $DAT SPECIAL
GES: i6
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THAT
o=THAT a '`touch" of' winter, , has
`been in: the air this week. Rain
on . Sunday night,' was :followed
.by a : quick 'temperature `drop
Monday •• morning to 14 above.
Snowflurries and colder on
Monday sent .the mercury hov-
ering' near zero ` Tuesday morn -
THAT 'there, was a big crowd at
the Legion's. Saturday night
bingo . for .turkeys and Y chick-
ens:
ens: They -plan to . hold
One
each. Saturday : night until
Christmas if support warrants
THAT Mrs:: T. E. ''.Morgan. of
Teeswater w i 11.... commence
weekly instruction:' i 'arts and
crafts at;public scchool ''9n
... the ,� •
Friday of :this week:' Thein-
struction will be given to
pupils .of Rooms 2,' 3 and 4.:
'PHONE 20, LUCKNOW,. ONTARI,O
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Fender Mount' Mirrors
Windshield Washers
.Signal ' Lights
Baek7Up Lights-'
Wheel'Muffs
In'dian.. Blankets
Spot Lights.
Flexy Brushes
Exhaust Extensions
Seat Covers
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'PHONE 6.5„ LUcHNOW.
a crew ' of linemen.
THAT Miss Olive' Blake under-
went . a major operation in. Vic-
toric Hospital, London, and.. is
convalescing at the, home of
her : sister, Mrs.,. Grace :'MacIver
of London, Her '.mother, Mrs.,
- ; Thomas Blake, who. had • been.
in the .city for the past month,
returned home on Friday. Mr.
Blake..also visited. in . the city
during;Olive's. illness. •
-o•-
•THAT •Ernie Ackert of Holyrood:
has his right . forearm in a cast,
as a result Of. a'; .fracture above
the, wrist, which resulted when
flew while
lumber
a piece of
•v -jn a board In
he. was .rip sa g
the mishap he, also suffered. a
gashed ear that . required ,five
stitches, but 'it. • was fortunate
itmi se
1860. Zero and sub -zero : tem-
peratures have been common.
Miss` Nicholson, along with two
other.nurses from Seaforth,
made the western: trip, about
-the :' lst of'-Noveniber-
• —o--
THAT Kent, Hedley;:." son of :Mr.
and Mrs. N.. H. Hedley,, has
joined. the. Bell Telephone. Com-
pang; and commenced his dut-
ies last week in Toronto . with
THAT Mrs. Jennie Weish, who is
enroute. to New Zealand .from
Scotland, left.' on Tuesday for It ; is 'better to do :one , good act
"down under"Tafter visiting for than—to—Speak many° good words:
1
a'.few days. with Mr and Mrs;
Wm. Welsh :of town.. Bi1Ps. siS--
•
ter, who accbmpanied their
mother here, •left also on her :.
return' to her home' in Neta
I run.9wick., •
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'THAT` Mrs. Margaret •Dydley eel -
lapsed on the .::street' late Sat-
urday ;afternoon,' in front of
Schrnid's• Jewellery' Store, and
Was removed Eby ambulance to
Wingham Hospital.
THAT Mr.- and Mrs.'W. G. Me
Guire Of, the Second Concession
of Huron Township, have mov-,
ed to Ripley to make 'their
`home.
THAT you are inviting a ,park-
ing 'violation ticket `by •park-
ing in the : prohibited ; zone on- ;
Street u ng t-he—period
.: of bridge construction work.
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CROK1l11OLE :BOARD . $4.49:
Imported Fine Handkerchiefs 39c, 49c,'59e
BOXED' SETS, each. : • ; - 75c
FLORAL. DESIGN TOWELS,: each ' $L19
• NYLONS, 51 gauge, Pair. .. .., $1.00
ac e"Triii 7Silk- ecsey``GOWNS ;; `x$1'.'3
SILK SQUARES & SCARVES ..... •95c
LINED. CAPESKIN. GLOVES,' pair $1.89
ttractive- TABLE. .-LAMPS fibre glass'
. shades .YM..Y..k)Y..YIi......v....Y $2.95 and $3.49
Smart Glazed Chinaware, Pictures,
Jewelfery, Pillow Slips; Lined Goods,
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'Wool Blankets, • .
BOXED TIES. smart • designsc .,..Y.... ` 95e
'PLAID SPORT SHIRTS, ea. $2.89 & $3.29
JACKETS, best quality suede .
leather ......,.. ...,YYY ` $16.50
•Sanforized- tette-:PYJAMAS— . Y......-•;$4:50
DRESS GLOVES, leather, lined .... $2.75
DRESS SOX'—wool and nylon
• •', : :and. 4x9$''.
HAND SLEIGHS ;,... $3.69, $4:29 and
•HARD COVER CHILDREN'S CLASSICS • 6
.12 -Piece'. TOY' COOKING • SET. ..,:. .
tw RUBBER DOLL, SARAN HAIR .........rY.
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ELECTRIer"TRACTORS ..r::..,
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