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LADIES & MISSES CAR COATSAND $IJBURBANS
Sizes. 12 to. 20,, A good selection frownwhich to choose, All
have quiltedwool interlinings in the very . popular tan, red,.
navy of Black Watch. Priced from . $12.95 to $19.9.5.
GIRLS'
11•8; 16 CAR COATS
A new shipment : 0f Car coats
of colors. Wim.
Dress ' Coats ui sizes 8 „and 1.4
-AND DRESS COATS
for this age, group in a tvtariety •
• $10.95up
only, clearing at one-tbiard off
CHILDREN'S :COAT SETS, ETC. .:.•
Drop in .and 'leak over our boat Sets, Bench • .Goats, Shaw
'Snits and Etc! We have, an outfit priced for your needs.
Sizes 'to, '6x.
A few 3 -piece puttfits,. sizes. 2-3-4, reg. $15:95; to clear at $9.95
MEN'S SUBURBANS & STROLLERS , .. ,
In : blue gray, steel, beige,, brown and .a good range. ,ot pat
terns• Sized ' from 36 to 46. ,Priced tProm . $15.95 .to $23.95
few; Bench Coats left at • Se'S4
f�YS'WEAR, 8 to.14'.Years .,.
Whether it is for school or better Wear,,, we have a good
selection to Coffer:
A few Berich Coats, sizes 10. to 18, only, at $785
• Suburbn Coats in all sizes ranging, tfrom $12;95 to ;•316.95
A. few Station Wagon Coats in 14-1648. only at Halt: Price.
ITh WERW AR;OOR THE WHOLE FAMILY' . .
penman'' s, Stanfield's or Mason Knit. Our prices are goo
Drop in and see for yourself.
Men's, *Ladies , Chi dren's Wear-i'ieee• Goods and �Woolle,ns
AGEri'I';. FOR • KINCARDINE . CLEANERS
clic Monda and Thursday.
:gree :PIck-VP . snd.:: D. �_ . : , �'v._ _
BLAMES ALCOHOL
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fines' • the ch was accomplisn
ingelk thin in , curbing
little'or nothing g
fatalities.
fa" . ; , wrong
"We're bar 'rig utp tlje
�.'claim-
ing
Boyce,
in
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tree", said.
: that alcohol'was responsible
for a high .percentage •of the ac-
• cadent toll, and quoted . a .lab-
ratory technician as the .. author-
ity that alcohol was a ' factor in
as.. much as• 85 percent of fatal'
accidents.
- . Constable Boyce . said he was
twit giv ng<a temperance lecture,
for w at a person does with a1-.
SENTINEL u,'OW, ONTitr *.
Il NE NOV. •14th, 195x'
1 SEE, BY THE
SENTINEL
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THAT John Dahrher, who Joined
the ROM' about a year ago;
_is being transferred . , from
Camp Border to North•• Bay.
John, Mrs, Dahmer, Michael
and Patricia. 'are visiting' here
*tine he isn leave, prior to
taking up residence at North
'Bay. ' •
rivate
and not infringing on p
rights. Do as your . heart dictates
but stay off the highway if . you
are drinking. ••
Constable Boyce. said it was .a
privilege to; drive, and in . his
personal.c sinion those who drove;
while drinking should have their
permit' suspended and upon a
third offence permanently re
voked He also favored license
suspension for those 'having in-
toxicants open:. in a motor' . ve-
hicle. There is no reason ,for it,,
if we are • interested in saving
1,200 lives a year, '• and, he con-
cluded, he would have no corn
punc7tion in taking offenders to
cdhol is : their own business, so, task, whethery
long as they are within the law or high. degree: e.'
THAT effective Monday, .. Fair-
view Dairy increased the price
of milk one . cent, • to 20c a
Wart. This : is. still,. -below -the.
!price in neighboring towns,
where the .price is 22c a' quart.
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THAT Glen. Walden has taken
10 ,of the purebred Guernsey
herd of William Cruikshank of
Turnberry Township The cat-
tle were • left witlhout ' shelter
following the $25,640 fire of
l4r.. Cruikshank's !barn and.
stG early Sunclax mrnng�<
,oma•
THAT we must give credit
• where credit . is due, so•it.; is
only , fair to 'point out that it
*as at Hackett Church,, not at
Slakes, that the recent bapt-
.isma1 of • six infants took' place.
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THAT wild geese ".by . the mil
lions''' passed • over 'here 'last
Friday:' Wilfred McQuillan tells
us__ that:: the locks filled the
sky as +far as you. could . see
from east 'to. west.
Five I,tar�$peoia;
I.G.A. ° PEANUT' BUTTER'
.16 oz.
' tthe ' be of low
until' closing: Saturday, November 17th
off regular price
on 411, Papers.'on hand at Our Store
65 - . PAPERS, : TO CHOOSE FROM
FIN-LAY-DECORATORSAND GIFT SHOP
Phone 218
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SOLO MARGARINE
1 lb.
SIMONIZ LIQUID W 49
ALU
MIN'UM FOIL WRAP' . o•
I.G.A 25 ft., .,. r _,� � ----= -�, _ - ,
OLD DUTCH BLEACH
16,0z, '
•'Prices' effective November' 15, , :16` 1
for 2
luckno 1G ar
Phone •20 - Lucknow FRE DELIVER
Fair on Tuesday.
T Richard Elliott -returned
home a few: days ago after be-
ing hospitalized for:. a time as
the result oft a heart condition.. •
T1LIT �: the • Lucknow District •
.!High' School • Coni encement
will (be held( in the school' aud-
itoriuttn .on 1 `riday, of�feriiog, the
held/next Tuesday' in l?un- usual varied. and interesting
,program:
THAT !Margaret thin; Beg.N., . is
nursing at --Glasgow, . Neva
Scotia,‘ and has been there for
some time'although we just
heard of' the, item that will
still be news. and interest:
to many. of our readers.
-TRAIT -the Colwanash • Junior
ran
Faers annual % banquet will
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THAT the new mail- service is
speeding up delivery,: at least,
•in some localities. We now try
' to despatch the • Sentinels'. to•
-outlying points on the late 'at,
'• ternoon mail., As a' result Mrs.
Wm
of London tell-
ing
.
' Lloyd,
Miss ' May • Boyle of Kin
lough, that ..she now is reading
,her Sentinel about . 9.00 a.m.
Thursday .Morning, . before the
rural route delilvlery reaches
the Boyle mailbox. '.
THAT Mary •M,acaInityre 'has sue -
c ssfully !passed • the nurses''
registration exams which were:
!held .recently!'. At ' the -''present
time the is, on the staff of
Sarnia. General Hospital
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THAT. local • !churches are this.
Sunday 'carrying. out'the,,,theme
"Each One Bring. One", which.
was ,'recommended at' a reeent
gattherin ; cif ennbers of;: the
hilarious churches, who discuss- 1
ed ' ways and :means , of stim-'
dilating religious enthusiasm,
and a 'resulting increase in
regular church attendances
THAT Mr. James Forster, return-
ed home on •Saturday after 6.
weeks in Wingham. General
Hospital, which he found out.
was a ,glood place to 'be when
ill, "and where he was' well
: looked after: During his ' stay
in the hospital Mr. Forster ob-
served` his :85th (birthday.
THAT Clair. Johnston. and Lloyd
Hunter were winners at the
Legion•cribbage party on Mon-
day night, which 'is to be . a
weekly event:
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be held
gonion united Church with
Rae Watson as guest speaker.
THAT . W. B. Anderson is a mem-
ber of a deer .hunting party
of' ten members from Walker.
ton'. and district who are spend.
ing • ten days on Manitoulin
Island: • Grant . Case, local Co-
op n onager, has joined a Zur-
iolh party .of nimro'ds *in quest
df the whitetails. on Manitoul-
in, Gordon Bailey also amain--.
ipanied the. Walkerton party. Mr.. Ernest Gaunt is a patient ,
=--o- at the Shouldice' H,oapital m Tor-:
T1iAT bus load of students ac-• ''onto ':,He underwent surgery on • ..
' d t a�dhers William Tuesday and will have
.TRAT.B Harris,'who: makes his
home with :Mr.'and Mrs Blake
Alton, suffered a broken foot
while playing football at' Luck-
now District High School last
week. The .foot was : put in a
cast. and Bob was able , to:,4re
turn to school. He expects the
east to. be on 'about' . five
weeks.
a o , a second
eompanieby eMrs.
MacDonald and Dick Abel of operation , on ;Thursday. ''
Lucknow District; High .School, Gaunt . is visiting ' in the city
attended the Royal ` Winter while Ernest is hospitalized,
ootwear T
day now' we may need the protection of.
Warm .Waterproof Footwear..
Choose from our Coniplete. Stock .of
Men's, • Women's and Children's
RUBBERS and- OVERSHOES:
Women's and Children's .
PLASTIC OVERSHOES
in Frosted or Charcoal Grey
°Don't . Take A Chance -- Be Safe
itathwel*s 5on
FINE FOOTWEAR FOR AL THE FAMILY •
LADIES! SLIPS -
Lovely lifetime fantasy slips, 34
to 42, Guaranteed for year, $2.98
• NIGHTGOWNS, PYJAMAS
Ladies' Warm' and cosy, night-
' gowns and pyjamas, smartly pat-
.terned yama cloth 1....1.....1 $3.75.
CUPS AND SAUCERS
Lovely mtported fancy' cups and
saucers, ideal for. gifts ,..IV.., $1.09
.Don't1orget to ..use our
Christmas Lay -Away Plan
" . FOR THE' CHILDREN
Ask ''to See .the following items
to Tease .the children.' at Christ-
mas:
Tool Sets .:...... $1.89 & $3.98
Mechanical Tractor sets...... -$1.5.9
Lovely Dolls Iran $1.98 to •36,98
Cute Doll. Teasets, 89c . to $2.98
LADIES': HATS.
All sem' Fall and Winter hats
On now, exactly half 'price.: We'
need this , spaiee.
BOYS' UNDERWEAR,
"Plump. -line" comnbinations,. sizes
4 'to' .16 years, each ..... $1.69
MEN'S IINDERWEAR
Fleece line& shirts and drawers,
sites 34 to 46, each ............' 0.98
BOtSL LINED J.ENS
.Blue denial, Sanforized,plaid
lining, '
Sizes 3 t� 6 years ......r........ '$2.49
Sizes 8 to 18 years ..:.:....ITti $3.98
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Plaid • sa,orized cotton flannel,
Sizes 14% to 111/2. •
$2.05, each. or g : for $5.60: .
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