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Tian 1 explow SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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CURTAINS
Dotted Marquisette Curtains with frills at $2.69, $2,98, $3.95
Plain tailoredCurtains in 'Rayon and Nylon . $2.98,• $3,49,, $4.39
floral patterns
:11I rquisette Curtains in .,
e$5.95,. . $6.50
Received This.: Week .
NEW CURTAIN MATERIA.
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. hemmed, edge ,
Rayon:.' (Plain), , .,., ,..., .,, ,., , ,::.,.
Nylon (Plain), hemmed. edge
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Dacron ,..., . o fi
$X 05
Nylon' .(floral)- ;,.. $1.38 Yd.
Dotted Marquisette, small and largedot, frilled• and tailored.,
`AGENT FOR KINCARDINE 'CLEANERS
Free Piek-Up and Delivery Monday'• and , Thursday.
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Men's, Ladies', Children's Wear Piece- Goods and Woollens
TO .MAKE . QU I,L' TS
s. Allister Hughes was hos-
February meeting of
#ess,for the•
.: the • K. airshea : W.I: . Mrs.. D. L.
eKinnon'.. presided for the
b' mess:, when' it was decided to
give $500' each, .to the Penny
Rundup for 1V1ental Health..and
St.' John's Ambulance'iCorps.•The.
short' course has 'been ' changed
•• from March 8th to March "9th;
Each line is to. be. responsible.
for quilting one; Red cross quilt.
Roll cal, was 'answered by, "An
• antidote; for Worry". • Mrs. ' A.
M,atIntyre _ introduced the..guest
:speaker,'.Miss Joan •C'ormack;.
who gave- a very interesting and
informative talk'' on the' 'toll -
ac-cidents . take in .lost work -and:
health. Mrs.'.: Wm...Scott . aceom
panied Mrs. Steer who sang a
solo. and also accompanied ' Mrs..
4.114era isli-Jor. �a c
Keith Mrs. H , Buckton and Mrs.
C. Roulston . gave readings:: The
Motto "Good health and.. .good
sense are two of, .life's greatest.
blessings" was prepared and read
by .Mrs:, Win, Scott. Alan Mac-
Dougall then 'sang . a solo and.
Grace ,'1VIacDougall' favored with
an instrumental:. A -con`test "Parts
of the.• Body" was :conducted by
Miss. Dean MacLeod, the winners
being . Mrs. A. MacIntyre, Mrs.
H. Campbell', Mr ' .H: Buckton:
arid Mrs.. C., '. Roulston. Mrs. L.
MacDougall :gave the vote of
thanks and the meeting ended
with a social'. 'hour:
The March meeting will • be•
held at the, lioiine of Mrs..: Win
-MacIntyre.
l SEE BY.. THE.
:SENTINEL:
THAT . Isabel MaelVMlan, daugh-
ter :of Mr. and Mrs.. Philip Mac-
Millan, Observed ,her 7 h birth-,
• day, on, Friday, when' she en-
• tertained a. number . of her.
friends at ,u birthday party.
THAT the prize winners at 'the
Ladies' Auxiliary Shoat ,party
on 'Friday night were Miss K.
•MacLennann 'and Wm. Gollan.
,Mrs.:Sid Gardner w•as tied for
'the thigh lady prize, but lost
- out on •."the cut',
THAT Mrs. A. Lenioine and
' children' left Wast week to, take
up residence, in Quebec City,
as her 'hus'band is stationed at
• Valcartier . Army ." Camp. The
• Lemoine family resided here
in the Gammie ' Apartments,
while Mr. ienoine was ' serv=
ing in Germany, '.with the Can=
di .4 Ari,,_
,THAT a short. circuit •in hydro.
lines in . the' vicinrity . Of Alex
MacNay's home ' w•as 'cause. for'
a fir -.e. alarm .on .Tuesday 'even
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trig 'about . � 9.30.' The. 'vicinity
was "lit up g like ,a Christmas
• tree", and With flameslicking
along :the insulation on wires
leading' to the . M,acNa'
and to the nearby sawmill,. it
created 'a. real '.hazard. . By
• temporarily . cutting .. off the
, power the outbreak was Con-
trolled,
THAT Rev. Wesley :Arnim, :not-
ed . evangelist, . addressed; the
Youth forChrist .meeting held
last Friday :in the High , School.
• auditorium. He presided at
WEDNESDAY, MiAH 7, 1953
See:::p041: 3for bid
ri��e�sary s4e specials
Phone 20
Lucknow
•FREE DELIVERY
the piano for a rousing period
of • hymn singing' and theta de-
livered . a `forceful address IP.
, lustrating how, while , many
people profess their faith in
God? they do not commit thenci-
.selves to Him.
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THAT Mr.. and • Mrs. C. H.Cad-
Man have • moved from St.,
Helens to the Gammie' Apart-
ments on 1VMain' Street. Mr. and
Mrs.. Cadman. had. , lived at St.
Helens, for the --
five ,'arid
a =`half'years . -where- th oiv` ,
the forme Phillips 'home.
OBITUARY:
MRS. JAMES STOTHERS
•:'Last . week Mrs. Jahn' Einer -
•son. and. Mr. Isaac Nixon receiv-
ed .the . sad news of the death . of
their ' sister, Mrs. :James Stoth-
ers . of Winnipeg: Mrs: - Stotthers
was the former Margaret .Nikon;
eldest ' daughter • of the late Mr.
'and Mrs.` Ralph Nixon of Ash-'
field;• where ..she was . born and
raised
After• her. marriage ' to Mr.
Stothers, they ..lived^on. the -r0th
Cop., of '. Ashfield , and for .a .few
years at. the Nile • before .inov-.
ing to Western Canada. Her htis
band .predeceased ' her • about 20
years ago. p
Mrs.':Stothers lived a life ded-
icated to thework of .doing ,good
and will be .missed by her fam-
ily: and in the church 'where she,
gave unsparingly of her. • time:
She: was, also associated with,
evangelistic ,work in Norther=n:
Saskatchewan. ;
She had made plans to 'visit
her daughter •who is in the civil
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Ings ' at Ottawra, but: shortly •be-
fore leaving she developed,. a
blood disease, 'lukemia,. *for which
there is no known cum and pass
ed away 'within a' few weeks.• .
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:She' leaves to: mourn her pass- \
ing, two .daughters, Isaballa (Mrs.
Kossats) not ' Winnipeg; .Margar
et of, Otta*a; four sons, Steven
of Kingston, • .Ira and..,John of
Vancouver, Will of Saskatoon:
A ` son Tomi y predeceased. her
There . are also., four sisters, Mrs:
Harry. Brunt.' of Winnipeg, • 'Mrs:
Nelson Albertson 'of Vancouver,,
Mrs.. Victor ` Whitley ,of Hainil=
ton, Mrs,' Jahn Emerson' of Kin-.
lough- :and our. fbio. hers, Geo.,
Will and Ralph of Saskatchewan,'
ahJ Isaac ,.of Ashfield.
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THERE'S. AN OPPdRTUNITY ,T0
Save
DISCOUNTS'
On EVERY' .ITEM of Men's';
' Clothing
WHITE . 'FLANNELETTE • ,
"Run df . the milt" -Some imper'-
fections, ',. ibirt a real . opportunity
to save: ' ' •
2% Yard
LADIES' HATS
....Winter styles - .
50c Each
HOUSE DRESSES'
1Veiw crisp .styles
' $1.'77 Each •
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)ur Sale'. 'Was'. ;greatest
re.
WS E:I3T ONLY, A SEW $EL'OW
CHILDREN'S RIB HOSE
Rego 59c and. 69c
28e. Pair
CUSHION FOOT ANKLETS
Were 79c,- .Girls' or Boys'
• 25c Pair
72�t90,,flette blankets., •
First, quality -'-
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$5.69 Pair
GROUP OF DOYS' ANKLETS
Values from: 39c to ',69c Pair'
Sale 18c Pr. •
AID RS ' NEW SPRING HATS;;
20% Off Reg Price
PLETTE • GOWNS, PYJAMAS
Reg..$2.9.8 and 03.75
Sale Price $2:25 Ea.
. NYLONS.
First grade, 51. gauge,
88c...'air
BOYS' JEANS
8 'to 18'years,11 oz, . sanforized
zipper .
Special $2.7.7 Pair
MEN'S UNDERWEAR'.,
Fleece Tops and. Drawers .:
$1.00` •Each
.MEN'S PANTS
'. Heavy '13' oz, Dentin' pant
$3.88 Pair
MEN'S TOPS & BRIEFS •
2--for--88e;
FINE"'DRE SS -S.H TS
$2.88. Ea. --- ,Two for '$5.00
FLASHLIGHTS
Reg. $1.49
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