The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-08-29, Page 10.",4FEDISIESMY, AVG; Mho '1950
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tax.r .TObn Jordon Of Brussels
haa bought the. home the
late Mrs. Wilson Hantilton, and.
. after doing .some• renovating IS
now tnoving. to toWn.
BOYS' WEAR .
jAcKETs-,-.'8 to 16 Years, new shipmerifh 'of -gabardine jackets
• in wine. and navy, with. stripe sleeVes, cuffs end' collara.
SailriAL ;ON BOYS' JEANS—in sizes 8 to .18,s-naVy tan
. and faded
sizes 2 to 16. Good value for school wear. •
T -SHIRTS -8 tai 16, in' stripes or plain, long sleeve' or'short.
JIAOKETS-•-corduroy, 8 tO 12, in royal or red. Fine pinwhale
MACK OF INRZSSES. `SICIRMS.--1tes 8' to 14, good stYlea
GIRLS' cAnmpAlsrs—iii to 14, 100% botany wool in red,
green,' navy, powder, .turquoise at .$2 29 and $2.09
OUTHS' and YOUNG MEN'S WEAR .
29% Off VSIHRTS—all T-phirts stock at 20 percent
diseount M young men's sizes M, L. -Good valitei-for
back -to -High School wear.
JEANS.—good stock' a Jeans in tan or' navy
riders or regular styles.
puILLOVERS ARDIGANs.-Lin Orlon,' wool or prlon and
wool in new shades as mint green, grey blend, blue
Mend, spaniel brown and white. • `.
THAT D, J. Kenney is again \a
patient inZWingliam 'Hospital.
He was at the •Gibbone farm
Suffered 'a, seizure that .requir,
ed • him to be hospitalized. 'He ,
is in the same room as Alex.
MacMillan • .0 f Whitehorse,
, whose Condition shows some
•ically ill.
THAT, • Ole week -end breught
. dry, sunny weather with pros-
/ pects bright for harvesting to
be resumed. But before work
could be commenced on Mon::
day another downpour broke,
aCcom,ponied by hail. It • was
ram a ain on Tuesday and 'the
TEENAGERS' WEAR ..
New shipment thii week.'
SKIRTS, DRESSES, BLOUSES, SWEATERS
You are welcome to drop in and look them over..
en's, Ladies; Children's Wear-4ieee Goods and Woollens
AGENT FOR IclINCARISINE. CLEANE
Plck-Up and Delivery MOnday arid Thursday.
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Five
STRAWOERRY JAM
ioz
100 feet _
.PARNATION MILK
TO tins •
Prices Effectile- Atigwai 40;
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,s‘tom‘e'f
Phone 20 Lucknow
FREE DELIVERY
harvest picture ge.ts -more grim 20th. ,
daily as The Weather/Iran' re-
fuses to co-operate.
-THAT Mr, and iMrs.. Colin Croz-
.ier and two boys are visiting
at the Crozier home in Ash-
field due to the injUriei suf-
fered by . his brother, Clifford,
,when attacked )35, a steer ,on
,Mond.ay. Colin is. principal. Of
. the High School at ,Tilbury aiid
will be starting the fall term
on Tuesday. '
-Fir-GOODRICH-CAVALIER TIRES
These lare suitable tires. tor °Mfg, 'model ears,
trailers and farm wagons. '
We Mao have a laige stock of
CHILDREN'A WAGONS
of ail sizes and are offering these at ltedueed
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THAT Mr. and . Mrs: Alex. Smith
and.. daughter • have • taken up
residence'' ' . in . Owen • Sound
which will be . central 'toMr:
`Smith's :'new public school in-
spectorate..
THAT the bus trip to ;the Ex; Thursday.
• sponsored • •. .by, Lucknow .
a men's`Institute, is 'open to any= ',
one wishing to ` go '
THAT. Ruth McGillivray, .daugh
*ter of kr. .and • Mrs. Stewart
McGillivray, has joined the
• staff of the i uckir� ow branch of
the , Bank' of ' .MoiltreaL• .'
THAT, Jim Hackett, son of Mr;
and .. Mrs ` .Wilfred Hackett,;
whiz, is serving With the Royal
Canadian .Mounted Police, has
been . transferred froth Regina
to -Nova Scotia. Jim, joined the
force ' last -November.
TIAT ` Dungannon "4-H Beef Calf
Club .. and Dungannon 4-H
• Swine Clubs • will hold their
mu,,arr
on Monday August.
THAT ,Mrs: * Arabelle
who has bee.n eniploSred it' the
Bell Telephone exchange in Mt.
Forest, has •received a transfer,
to 'the Stratford Office.
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'ItHAT Miss Margaret" Salkeld left
for oVrancouver, • last week,
where She ViSited briefly prior
to going ,to the Yukon where
she will teach for the ensuing
term. Her school is about forty
miles from Whitehorse. Mar-
garet ',taught in Montreal the
THAT. Mr. and. Mrs. Jack MaC,-,••
• Donald and. Garfield. MacDOn-
tournament at Gpileric)1. On
achieve.ment 'day at Dungan-
non Fair.ori'Tuesday,:Septem-
Club will hold their achieve-.
ment day at the Lucknow Fair
ori Wednesday, September 26.
THAT Winghem is to lose a
,• Practising dentist with the de.:
parttme of Dr. W. /twin.
Dr. and •Mra Irwin *are going
• to Florida - where they have'
purchased a Motel bisiness.
THAT Helen Johnstone,'daughter
Stone,. entertained a fee!, of•her
little friends . at 'her eighth
Monday
is Labor
THE ORDINARY -MAN
He niay neverl....reach :the
Few will evp hear his name,
..He'* just the.ordinary man,
For he knows not wealth or. fame...
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He is one of the World's Wc•rkers';
Just the usual hired, hand,
•He's your Milkman, or your
Or 'agr9feaeirtnei-; 'OA land.: •
Or a sailor on • the sea,
Hes and thousands of his buddies
Foughtand died for you and
And'in his pe* each S'a'bbath day
He'S just one in a great throng,
'He bows in thankful„.:preycr to
•Glif7tsd' in song.
He: may; never reach the heacl-:
A.s hilenetsOilS. along life's Way,..
T. et rtilleterworld will b. e" made
Sint 13.ed'auSe; he.Passed this way.,
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—Wm. M. Buckingham.
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ports and Auto Simply
Phone 65, LuelmoF, 'Ont.
FOR THE. TEENAGERS
Stylei for GOOd:'Fiqing. and'
'PENNY' LOAFRS
FLATTIES
in black or .4rown leather,And blick patent
for dressruip occasions
RathwelleSon
PINE FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE ItAlVIILY
BEDSPREADS
spreads. Many colors to choose
THROWS
Plaid cotton car' & Couch throws,
,all bound edges, only
APRONS
Neat and -dainty, ladies' _fahey
:ion aprons., Makes a lovely gift.
CARDIGANS (
,,,4aclies.;,,J.Ine knit wool .cardigans,
. GIRLS!. ANKLE 'SOCKS
'Girls' triple. toP fancy ,ankle
socks. Just the thing:for back-
Boys' Stripe, stretehy anklets,
YOUTilS/ STRETCHY ANKLETS
Sizes 8-11, aSsorted stripes. Pr. :.69
Men's all: wool work soeks
toe, heel and top. Only '49c. pr.
. MEN'S PANTS
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Men's 36-44 navy pin striped
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