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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
TT SiDAY, F:PBRUA1W 1, 18.51
EMBER THE ` ..
•. .:LADY LOVEr
YOU
ON , VALENTINE DAY, FEBRUARY :14th,
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SILK. I,iNGF.BIE=•+all: 'well known °makes,:-lYiercury; thLen
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nardol nos and, Stanfields Pantees,. Briefs &I Vests.
SILK SLIPS-- `;aybar, Holeproof and Stanfields., Colors -7,
white, black.
NYLON HOSE, CREPT' HOSE, LISLE HOSE
BiLOUSE — mart • styles: in, long and abort sleeve blouses.
LADIES WOOL GLOVE$ in pastel 'shades
4
.p astel
LAD IF.,.,�'. NYLON GLOVES in � shades
,PUL�I,roVER; "SWEATERS, , yirl>a1te,; aqua, pink, grey, Sizes
x'14-20 years.
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,G'IRL ' GUIDES
.The Giri Guides : held their
weekly,xr eetin$:"on January' 26th
'et the Legion Rooms.- There were
21 present. ' • We had.' horseshoe
formation::. •while business was
;discussed, The girls '.worked on
• badges for a half hourarid then
the . Canary 'patrol took . over • the:
-- giarnes.
e
eel
Nature's . Best Tomato Juice
Choice Quality
Gallon •tin ....... ... ......:. ,..... • 45c
Post's . Sugar Crisp' Cereal
Slecial! '; • 2 pckg;, 35e'
New .honey, -flavored. coated. ,
Puffed ° Wheat
Dare's . Ginger Snaps
12 '.oz cello bag`
Special!
Lipton's
Noodle Soup 1Viix'
pcings. ., .,
'Freez-Easy Ice Cream: Mix
2 pegs. 25c
Monarch: ,
Gingerbread:. Mix
Pckg. ':•R., ;:29c
Interlake Household. Towels .,
Roll • 19c
25e:
. 1 '4:
The-. Store of Friendly $ertrice
'Phone 82 .. We' Deliver
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and° Irs Charles Mason
of, • Lueknaw ••. announce • the. ' epi
gagement of :their .daughter; Shin
ley, to. John H. Cooke, ''son of'
Mr. " arid Mrs.' .Charles: Cooke,
Liucknow. The marriage to . take
place early it ',February.
RE'QYJIRE; 'PUMPING SAMPLES
ON. NO. 5 TEST WELL
The Village ` Council •held a}
special meeting on Mionday after-
noon to deal with a few matters
requiring ianrnediate' • ,attention;
including the pumping of • the . 5th
teat 'well in order to get :water
samples for analysis by the De-
partment
e
partment.'of Health:
These samples are ,to be ob-
tained over a : period of; several
hours' pumping•, which will be,
carried on under• the 'supervision
of Sanitary Inspector Crebe Mac -
Sween of • the Br=uce . .County
Health Unit. '
Ali they` .matter ' was' the dis-
'mission . of the.. proper : procedure:
in. selling, sometown property`, to,
Cam ' acTavish it his new B. -A;
service station at •Campbell- and
Outram. Sty Obtaining of a prep: -
per title 't.; the property : is ne-
cessary;'before :the Department of
• ,•lighways Will; permit the ,install-
ation
nstall-ation of gasbline ' pumps.
• 1 Outram St. has been -laird out
in such a way that a: portion o;
some properties on . the °West side
of . the 'roadway are on Village
property.
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Ruthie: Do you think I ' 'show. THAT .Elmer Umlbach is making
distinction in My :Clothes?' • major alterations 'to .the store
Ruthless: ,I'd say, "distinctly" front: and entrance at his drug
would be a better 'word.
1 SEE BY THE
SENTINEL
(Continued from page, 1) o .
THAT in renewing her Sentinel,,
subscription,, Mrs. Ida Elliott
for Toronto,:, ;say`s; "Am very
glad to • be able to Send my
,Sentinel subscriEption for • an-
other year, and even i:f SD many
of • the names now appearing in
it are unfamiliar, there is/al-
ways much of the ,news that is
of interest,': such: • as the new
school set'' -up • in ; the *Own
Lucknew is surety • doing . itself'
honor along; that line'*:
THAT eleven, tables: 'attended the:
shoot partyon: Monday night
in , 'the Recreational ''Centre,
• Prize winners were Mrs. Etta
•Roberts and Bob Reid. "In event;
of Intermediate. playoff, games
falling; on ' Monday, the 'shoot
.party will be held on Tuesday.
THAT Mr. W. ` W., Hill is ill, with
pneumonia, -:but is making fav-
orable. progress:: Mr. W; S. ' Mc-
Leod who has also' been 111.
with ;pneumonia,. is' able to be
up again this , week.
THAT..next; Tuesday is . Pancake:
Day 'Pancakes had their origin
in the • historical "Shriving,
Cakes" made and'served by the,.
housewives in Old England • on
Shrove ,Tuesday—the . day "'be-.
fore. the' start of- Lent.` At the
toiling: of a bell they rushed to
Prepare . 'their.'. pancakes:. (then
called Shriving 'Cakes), accord-
•'ing to a prescribed ;formula.
Then they flocked 4q their
• churches to' be "shriven" ' or
absolved ' of their•. sins. Hence
the last day; {before Lent be-
came,' known as :"Shrove Tues
day" now: popularly termed'
Pancake Da•y:
THAT Bell Telephone linemen;
who are busy in this -commun.-
ity on a program of laying ung-,:
derground cable from Lucknow:
to Winghanm, are., undaunted iby
the :near zero weather' of the
last few days. "
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THAT .Miss • . Elizabeth Welsh, is
now, ac�tmg �as o•rganist ,at .St•
Peter's : Anglican; Church.
—o . < •
THAT Rodger. Milliken of {Mill
bank, : the •.iiew ;irrernIber, of, the
High School: staff, ' is 'boarding
at the home of Mr. and .1Virs
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To • nlake Room for our New Spring ,Line.
'ire.
CLEARING the IOlIc'wingi
LADIES COATS -with • or Without fur trim, '
LADIES DRESSES—wools STATION WAGgl1T .'& gabardines,
. ,and,, lull lengt
abardsizes 11'to 1"7 only,
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. • _.... . ,ines, . , .
YOUR: LAST CHANCE IS
A
S TUR'DAY, FEBRUARY 3rd.
CAMBRIDGE `FREE PANT OFFER..
Don't be too late to take advantage„ of
this'exceptionally good ,offer. .
LADIES;
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LADIES' AND MEN'S W EAR
• LUCKNOW, ONT..
'PHONE 85 z
FEW LEFT , f ,
ati(
TO ,CLEAR AT
e-'
Sizes 12 to 20.
ALL 'THIS WEE', --:
-Continuing Our Sale : of 'Ladies''
'COA'TS' AND DRESSES :.
-TO-TEEN ands
'Phone.. 89-w
I:ucknow, Ontario.
THAT ,Mrs.. Douglas Trench.• (nee:
Audrey • Henderson) ,;,is 'vice
president .of file Listowel Grad
uate, Nurses.' Association.
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THAT as the Co Operative. `anci
the ,.W. A. of. St: 'Peter's Church
had , .each ' planned a banquet
and supper. On the same night,.
, .the .. 'St Peter's .ladies have
c•hanged .the ,late of t•heir ,sup
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•.per to Monday;•'February 12th:' ficers:.`;The new president Mrs.
CHURCH NEWS
United -Church Evg. Auixiliary:r
The January' .meeting of the,
United, Church Evening Auxiliary
• met at J the honrie• ,of Mrs: Alex
MacKay ;With an • attendance ` of
24. The worship service; was tak-
en ,by ;Mrs; 'McNay and Mrs, H.
Webster. Dr. -W.. J, • Mumford took
charge of :the insta'ilatiom Of , 6f
• t.
store.. ,,i..•
U3
OW,
or
ancake,. Tuesday, February 6t
'"RGE4S'
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2
iL0c
4.
.v nea9Ces;•" 5v
•McLaren's' PANCAKE.: SYRUP ; :..:.. '°,..w . ,34c
Beehive CORN SYRUP, 2 lbs. :..:........::..30c•
Sil'verwood's BUTTER, lbs .....: ......:.. . . •
666'
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Lyle's CANE SYRUP, 2 •lbs.' ............ 34c:'
MacStveen'§ ' HONEY; 2, lb•s. ,:,..,..: 40e.
Marperie MA1{GARINE .lb. .,:..,;.:.:. ,39ci'•
VELVEETA, CHEESE,,,'/2 14 _ a- 3.1'c;
• National Svireet '
MIXED PICT_ _ 4&
Wagsta+ffe's-
• RASPBERRY/JAM,, 16 oz. jar
--.: 62c
jy
Post's Never SUGAR CRISP
As .A Cereal -°• Itts Dandy.'
For Snacks -- ,It's So • Handy •' .
o Sugar Needed M 2 pkgs. 31e.
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FR. SH Fruits and Vegetables
California ORANGES,, 944's .oz; 3 'e • New Green Arizona CABBAGE ..,....... ; lb. lie.
• Texas GRAPEFRUIT, .-..,,::..; • 10 for 45c TOMATOES, lb.•,•
OC
Caitiforuia6 GRAPES ,.. 2 lbsr 29e, . 1~'resh, Crisp HEAD LETTUCE , .... 2 for 31e
Firm Gol'en Yellow BANAN'AS,a •1b, 19c ".Waxed TURNIPS, •`.' ib. 40,
MAKING ; EFFORT '•TO HAVE
BIBLE BROADCAST 'RESUMED
•
T'Upper U. :er Canada Bible.:Soc-
iety is trying to muster support
to have he radio broadcast . "Do
You Know ,Your Bible" resumed
by ''the, Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation. This' program iwa's,
produced by Don , Fairburn ,and.
presented each Sunday afternoon
by the CBC,until discontinued at,
the end • of . the . year:.
The ,Bible ' Society •• fee1s° that
there was„ a :good deal' of interest
in this.' :program• and if the Cor-
poration was aware of this, the
prggram might be: restimed The
,Society•sugge5ts• ghat••those inter-
ested-wxrte Jarvis:
St„ orentro, expres frig appreen!a
tion and: the . hope ':that• it be 'Con-
tinued. A .;letter 'suggesting his
;action Vas recently reeeived Eby
Mr., S. E: Robertson secretary of
the 1oca1 branch;.r .
'JAN OLD .iu ' ! •
"The codfish lays ten, tkiousand.
eggs; • ' •
The homely, en'hut one,', w ,
$tlt•,the codfish 'never cackles
To tell us,.•,wihat she's done,,",
,So' while we _ scorn the codfish.
The homely hen we prize •
Which goes td prOVe to you and
]17 e• : r•
6,
That it pays to ••ad'vertiSe
:1t's Sentinel renewal timer '(
-Alex Andrew, • took -the- . chair: A.
Valentine teawas discussed- arid �•
it. 'was' decided to hold : it on'•Feb-'
nary 15tjh. The' program was in
charge of Mrs.Thelma 'MacDojn
ald who presented :the study book'
with: the assistance of Mrs,
Jones and Mrs • 11: Webster. Mrs:;
J,. C. •Armstrong rendered ,a ` solo'
followed by" a reading by' Mrs.'
Orland Richards.' An amusing
contest brought the meeting to„ a
close. A delicious lunch
vett .by the hostess and'her corn,
mittee.
United Church: V' p U
the regular weekly meeting of
the.Voting, Peoples°was'; held on
'Tuesday 'evening,: January, Z3rd,
in the church' b_aseni'ent;_ with` an
attendance 44 22. Atillate Thomp
son, Christian :Culture :• convientr,�''='
presided'. Following the olienirg
hymn' and invocation; Dr. Mum- ..
ford led in •'the responsive' read=
ing -and offered prayer: .,Tack' 114c-
kim • was, in, .charge: of the bisi,
ness period. `Mrs. Joynt rendered
"Flow' Gently Sweet Afton"., ac
' cotTlpanied ,by, Noreen Kilpatrick atrick '
Y p
'and 'Mrs.• 'Harold ' Allin• presented
'a medley ,of gcotch airs' o>i the
pi;ano", Both these -numbers wore
ouch ,enjoyed and were "the.
'the•
.works, of .,li;obert Burns: C01o2'('d. ,
slides 'ori
,the life ;of Burns,
'Wath interesting scenes of . SCot-
land; were' thea• 'shown, after
which the ;meeting closed w lull `
.therepeating Of. the Miz�p•ah bPt
l�
edict of . :
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