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THE LUQKNOWSENTINEL, LU'QK iQW, OY
THURSDAY 'MAACK 29th, 195X'
tao,
ugs
matte: to the
-0O,L1,SEAL•
high standard of quality
' NO INC ,EAST
IN PRICES
Sizes; • •
6x9, 7i/2x9, 9x9, 9x101,
.9x12,. 9x15.
CHESLEY'S. TAX RATE.will be is
64 'mills .in °,1951, .:ori Ian • assess-
ment of 1 million dollars, which
is. ' up this year over. the . 1950.
assessment : of $85.Q,000.• •
Elotill Fruit Cocktail:
20 oz. tin ..::. ..........::.:......• 39c
Libby's Crushed Pineapple
20 oz.: tin •� • ..F.,...Y. 35c
G Wair'Beans
1d ozi'tin ; 2 for 250.
Genuine Dill Pickle`s
24 oz. jar:
29e
Christie's. Mint Cremes . -
1 ib.' .. 59c
Golden Bar Baby Cheese
1 lb. roll 49c
p
Club: House Stuffed Olives
6 oz... ice box jar , 3.9c
Quaker Spaghetti
l lb. box :.r.., ... 18c.
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.The Store '.of •Friendly Service
,Phone 82:," •We Deliver
CREW
The sympathy of this cornmun-:
ity is extended to Mrs. S. J, Kit
patrick and` family in ' :the loss,
of .a loving 'husband and father. ,
Mr. •. and' Mrs. 'Jim Hoak 'and
Jamie visited Sunday with Mrs.
Fred: Cook. ;and 'family at Bel-
$rave.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Larry :Tremain',
Miss •Gwen, 'I're- McDonald were ifi. Toronto bast
and, family dnd ,week at the .' Mill show. Jack
leaven called. on; Mr; and - Mrs J. Curran, and' famil'i- says he` .never before Saw as''
y on Good..Fri s
Y. : many good bulls at any. show,.,
I SEE BY THE.
SE!TWEE .
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(Continued; from. •page 1),
THAT . cattle Won't be, perrriitted
in Kiriloss. Township for sum.
mer pasturing, unless they are
certified to have had -two treat-
rnents for the control 'of warble
flies..
THAT the first 1951 c$,riarker
to' be turned in at Theentinel.
Office this year is plat
ber 1857-J. Found 'also is'
• vehicle 'permit 1855-J. •
1.
THAT, ''Henry.' 'MacKenzie has:
bought the . farm of'• •Mr• Alvin q
McNain,, near, Amberley.
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THAT, March didn't give way to
. Spring without a struggle. Last
Week 'brought snow and freez-`
ing.. temperatures, cimaxed by
a short`.lived blizzard, on Sat-
urday ' .ithat temporarily' clog-
ged back. roads.. With King,
Winter still holding sway. ' East-,
• er bonnets were conspicuous by
'their .-absence for the "Easter
Parade" in this. locality: '
^° .
• THAT
Shoot stenPartablestyontook
'Mop
padrayt innightthe
.
Prize ' 'winners .,,were 'Howard.
Harris and Mrs, 'A., J.. Wilson:
=o ,
THAT .at the convention of the 1`
Farm Mutual.,:insurance Compam-
ies held ,recently in Toronto, a : •
cane was presented:10 'Foster G.
'Moffat: of Langside, who is a past
president ,;of the kAssociation
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•THAT Jack Henderson and Coral
n� r...iS'THE TIME TO BI
ring Outfit
WHILE THE SELECTION IS GOOD...
LADIES' SUITS—wool, gabardines, pic and pie, rayon: ga,•,bs, is
SHORTIES --in many 'shades, and styles. ,
LONG COATS—both fitted and' loose ,backs. '
DRESSES -crepes,. failles, . nylons And printed 'silks.
Accessories 'to go with any color or costume. ,.
NYLONS—Gotham Gold Stripe, Phantom. Supersilk
and. Orient.
Webster's has your New Easter' Hat. made' by
• BIL'TMORE and STETSON',
NEW, TOPCOATS in English and Canadian fabrics, tailoring .'
by leading` British. and Canadian makers.
We; have the distinction. Of being'agents" for .three of the'
leading. made -to -measure Ladies: and Men's' Suit*.
' Manufacturers. in, Canaria= •••
CAMBRIDGE`C OTHES, TIP.TOP 'TAI LOBS, FIRTH BRO8
/LAD.IES.'t:,AND 'MEN'S WEAR
Mr; 'and...I/Irs.:34ioyd Saunders
`and `family spent Sunday with
Mr. ' and Mrs George Saunders 'at
Mafeking
•Mr.` and 11Virs. Beriso''n Shackle-
ton. and ' family visited Sunday
'With . Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Shackleton ate Dungannon.
'Mr,:.Roy. Culbert spent Easter
week -end , with. his .parents,.,. Mr.
and Mrs: Torn .Culbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran and
family • visitedSunday with Mr.
and :Mrs: Allan '.Corbett , at Cedar
Valley,+
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THAT Ishorytly .before 'noon .on :.
Saturday; .'oyer;heated pipes at
the, •home of Ralph • Hodgins
Were' cause . for. •a fire,:. alarm,
being 'eturned''•in, The red hot.
pipes were in danger •of col-
' lapsing.; A fire bomb ,quickly
•smothered the ;fire. •
HANNA/ GEA
APRIL Oh marks` the date for the
See our "TEENAPAIGE" DRESSES .Sizes 11-15:
. Also Cottons and Prints, all sizes.
SPRING'"WEARING APPAREL
Ladies Coats—long or shortie, Ladies Suits =wool gabardine,
pie n' : pic, celanese 'gabardine,' flannel• `'
Dresses, Scarves Handbags, Blouses, Gloves, Nylons
COAT "SETS—Corduroy, Gabardine for •.girls and boysr: sizes
1-3: Sizes 4-6x , gabardine 'and wool.
TOT.TO-TEEN and/: LADIES' WEAR
one .'89-w' , Lucknow, • Ontario
HEART CLINICS
with proceedings has to ,1 a over
awed•: His wit and`. repartee 'have;
I,,
..*John• ' ,Hanna has added brightened up many an other -1
:much to the gaiety of life in . the'' wise dull sitting. His extra -mu% al ':
Mr. and '.Mrs: Palmer Kilpat-: Legislature since he first enter- I activities :have been along : the
rick, By. ran and Cheryl' are spen ed the House in 1943; (,saline ',line,.
ding Easter, holidays with friends' , There has been :'more color to ,A . few years ago he:'made cop=
here: ' r his . career'. than"' •:an
,. , an • Y siderable news'. When he 'started
•Mr.:and- 'Mrs Chester Finnigan •( other an. the House. Dignified and • Lizard. Cluj ". 'A satire on
� .. . "The izrd 12' •
spent Sunday ,afternoon with Mr. handsome,; he .',dresses most . se-.. the ..seriousness of'•olitical .Iife,
p
psi hisdays 'here I it's members woresilvervgr lizard,
dately and earlysi;
was .labelled, with the tag ."Sen- '.phis On their lapels, better, than
with .ator" two. inches long and of the type.
it uncl _and w t•_,.�_Mr. and i His halwo'rki .g a,isuall:y found' on ladies'. hand -
•.ver: •
bags. Their ,program was y.
: simple= -they. ' were. for ,"The Lit'-
tle People" ,
wird Mrs. Henry Gardner at Zion.
Misses 'Ruth and. Sylvia' Curran
are spending' Easter week
Mrs Lary Tremain at Springvale'. member On (behalf of his Riding;
Mr and Mrs.• Chester. Finnigan I of Huron -Bruce, and his attitude
spent the first of the week, with toward the . proceedings of the
Mel • Henry at Pine : River while House hag been more • casual. He
Mel attended the O.E.A. meeting • has been a steady .attendant, but
• 'he nevem has•been so;impressed
PACKAGE 25c
:PACKAGE' •28c,
'PACKAGE "25c.
Fre1hFruit : ,Ve Vegetables
tiP,INEAPiLES .,........ ......:....... .• i..... Y. 39c .,
SUNKIST ORANGES, Marge 252's . ...,Y••..... 50e
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, 96's ., r. , 4, for 29e
TOMATOES; 1b. .+ I .••••t.•••Y..Yi,;••Y4.6 •rY+YYYY 29c
HEAD LETTUCE .•::... ...Y••Y.•..:•.Y....;. 2 for 229c
CARRUTS, 2 bunt les .able 4•Yii%•:rr Lb•r•rrt,r�...r•:.. 25e
• 'Phono :20
GREEN GIANT MEXICOR14•
CHIPITS COOKIE' MIX ...:;
MCLAREN'S FREEZ-EASY
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.. , ..•:.:.Y
21c'
Y•: ..Y.. • Y•.• . 38c
CLOTHES PINS :...:..`.....:..........:.:
OLD• DU•TCH•: CLEANSER i...,i
KADANA COFFEE, lb, tin :• .Y :•YYY.,
YORK "PORK. & BEANS, 20 ,z. tin ,.
AYLMER., CATSUP, bottle , r ..,...:.:.
•2 for 25c
3. doz. 22c
2 for 27c
,:1.:.. '$1.05
2 for 31e
•
19e
AYLMERCATSUP, 105 oz' tin $1.24`.
STUFFED"' OL1VESp Clubhouse .�. .............:. 53c
MARGENE
PACKAGE'' 45e
• Then it • Will . he remembered,
he also made the, kesS across
Canada, when, on. one ,quiet ev-
ening here in' Toronto ;he ' .an
Trounced: he was • contesting.; the
Federal •Conservative leadership
He was never' seriously in. the:
.field,.-:of,,course, but, ,as the :.-first
declared candidate, he •got plenty;
Aofpublicity• . •
Behind this front of apparent
frivolity, however, those close to
Jack have known: that' .under
heath' he has a strong seriou•�'riess.
His, latest move bears this out..
In a statement he has.' come out
:with, the proposal' that heart
clinics ,should ' .be established
throughout; .the' , Province. The
victim • of a :mild • attack . himself'
last summer, h'e has a thorough
knowledge, of heart disease :and
its effecf s today Ile points • :out
that in. his 'home'town of Wing -
ham, six of the 'town's • leading
business men in "one. business
block alone' are all suffering
n
frorrr��� heart .conditions. It''is the
leading, killer in the prQvince and
in 1949 was ,responsible for
14,788 deaths, while cancer in the
same year was ' responsible for.
6;004 deaths. •. Experience in the'
United Statesi with clinics, has
showtt that much of• this could
be ' corrected; thet.rrierrnber 'con-
tends, and he believes 'there
`Should be clin%cs now in every
large centre, and every hospital
(low Theyr'Got, Into Television
Read the behind i.t4 scenes
TOMATOES
"Tip. Top", :Choice
2 '25 oz. , tins .. 35c,
PORK and BEANS
• "CLARK'S"
2: 15 oz. tins ;:'• 23c
2 ` 20' oz. tins .. s..:......; . 29c
TOMATO_JUICE '
FANCY QUALITY •,
2 2$ "oz. tins ,.. 29-e
PEAS
"LYNN .VALLEY", Standard
2 ' ZO oz. tins ..................... 25c
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PEANUT BUTTER
.. ' DALTQNS" . a
16 oz. jar . .. 35c
PASTRY'' FLOUR• '
' "VELVET"
20 .lb... baggy $$1.45
CORN
`'OA.i` LES", Chbice .
2 15 oz.s tins .:...,..t • .25c
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SALMON
Maple ; Leaf, 'Clover Leaf
And. A.,B.C. Fancy Sockeye
1/2. lb. tin ,,..Y.Y ... 45e
All prices Subject to Change
Without Notice:. ' ' -
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