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THE; LUCK..QW SENTINEL, LITCICNOW,. ONTARIO
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MEN'S :DRESS SHIRTS, ...
OBITUARY.
.MISS MARX,..SOMEi MLLE
• Miss Mary Somerville, a dau-
ghter of one: of this district's first
settlers,, died in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, Hamilton,. on Saturday. She
Sana :..86 ,and had beenill only a
week. _
• . Miss Somerville was a daugh-
ter, of the late 'Mr and Mrs. Thos.:.
•,. • i Somerville. Her father and his
brother, jJames Somerville, were
the ,..first , settlers to'follow Eli
Stadf f er to this' community. 1VIr.
Stauffer ' blazed .a trail- here in •
`1850,, and was' followed the next
year by James Somerville,. 'who
took. over the:; mill which Mr.
Stauffer •' had . established. Mr;
Some a cond'ueted the ' ifirst
surveyyo.:the: Village.' in 1858
.In .the , meantime his brother
•Thomas 'hadd located in West
VWawanosh. on the ,present Harper.
•• Sideroad south of Con, .10. Here
Thornas established a grist mill
and ' history has recorded with
what 'difficulty • he .brought the
millstones' north. from Goderich..
One . of the highlights ,'of' this
journey being. the fording at the
Maitland River. •
MarySomerville was one of a
family of ten .children born in
;West. Wiavvanosh , to Thomas° Som.- •
erville and:Jane Michelson. She
left ' this \comaanunity many years,
agoaid as a.' cook by profe's$ion,
;..• .• spent 40 years . in Toronto, Roth -
ester .and New York before' re-
tiring in 1934: She • moved ' to
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for
anti Hamilton . 15 years ago,
the .past.ifour• years had made
her,' home With. , ra; :nephew, W.
1Roy Somerivnlle; R. R. 4,. Harnil-
.ton, who`is a soma the late John
Somerville ' , ' - :
' The f>xneral ° service was held
:at. the Thodsworth and Brown fun-'
eral home in Hamilton tiro Mon- -
day evening and ,on. Tuesday the
remains were brouight • by train
to .Lucknow, from where the fun-
eral.
un-eral: was , held. to South Kinloss
Ceinetery where her -Parents 'and:
sister Isobel ` are buried. ' Isobel
died.' in 1947,'' and 'a . brother Pal'-•
mer passed away just two weeks
ago 'in 'Alberta.;
0 The burial service was conduct-
ed. by Dr: W. J... Muinford. The
pallbearers were Brown Harper,.
Wm. Rutherford, WmG,. 1Vfac-
Crostie, Thomas Burns . and R. T.
L., 'to clear at ; „ •75c
Hopalong ,Cassidy
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REiN'S� SWEATERS—Children's
.. . sweaters, Sizes..:, . . , ,:. ,
RAJAH SILK: plain colors, 36" wide .., .. _ ., 98c
BOXS'-TKUN 'Sr -Boyd' poplin Bathing Trunks' , ,,;. $1:29
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SPECIAL .FEATURES
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%os. WHITE SANDALS' °clearin ` at " $'3.93:
N'S CANVAS CASUALS, crepe soles,
at- •- - - $2.9543.95.
quips OUTING SHOES. $1,4
„....MISSES' OUTING SHOES $1..95
'CANVAS : CASUALS :. 1.99 ,• $2:49
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'.SEE BY THE•
SENTINEL
(.Conttinued from page•..1.) :
THAT Lucknow Pipe Band' is' re
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heaping for;:' their' annual Sun-
day concert at Port Elgin beach.
THAT Harold Campbell will have
both his fractured -wrists in
casts for several weeks yet, but
wi -t-lte-flingers-or - -h s :eft
hand free and, partially so on
the : right, . he is not entirely
helpless.
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THAT continued . catchy hay wea-'
then has' dragged :out this oper-
Douglas `• 4
ation, until it overlaps the liar 5 three t
vest season: Wheat cutting conn Surviving are ' roe•`' sisters,
g Mrs.' Thomas 'Halliday of Hamil- A
com-
menced last: week ani is , more 'ton, Mrs. Helen Anderson of ;Lon-
don, now. An over a�bund- don, ' Mrs: '.Jean, -Spindler ; of Dill-
anoe'of hay.,suffered some from. uth,; Minnesota,• ,and a brotleil
the freiiuent rains,; but. the Robert'F;. of Kainloo s, B.C.
majority. was mowed, or baled p
in; fairlygood .s a .On some miss was predeceas
, h � o ed by three sisters; and two: bro-
farms, because "of the weather thers, Mrs -:Will Mathews (Tena),
Isobel, Mrs:, •Wm Moody (Jen-'-
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nie); John and Palmer.: .•
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and : the surplus crop, haying
was !Brought to, a halt,: without
• the job being completed:
WILLIAM "-KEARNEY,
:SAM MCNALL 50 -year-old
THU1 i,SDA" ,, J1Jf.•.Y, 2441)a.' 1.051.
Mothers,, if your Teen Age Daughter w>h b need n
BACK -TO -SCHOOL DRESS
Now Is,, The Time ;To Buy One,
AT A GREAT SAVING
And' when ' you look these .Dresses over at The Prices.
offered,' we feel 'sure you will want. to pick
' . one outY -for : Yourself.:
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ALL SIZES • ON SALE=-- 11, to;. 46
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,TOT -TO -TEEN andLADIES". WEAR'
Phone 89-w." ' . LucCnow, Ontario
WEBSTER'S ..::.p
reat:
BATHING SUITS $3.95 and up
SHORTS ' '$1.49 and up
ALL O.TTON. .& BETTER DRESSES
.REDUCED :TO CLEAR:
VALUES IN SLEEPING:COMFORT;
COMFORT
PYJAMAS as low as ..: .$2.19 a pair ,',
GOWNS Froin' ' $1.39 and up
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CK OF DRESSES, - at
'Chance to Fill in Your Summer. Needs.
6.95.:
REDUCED- :TO CLEAR
,MEN'S & BOYS' BATHING SUITS •
SPORT SHIRTS from $2.95 :Op
LADIES' AND S MEN'S
WEAR
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was formerly Annie Cain, dau-
ghter of the' late . Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Cain -of Lucknow, her father
Ibeing proprietor' of the Cain
House. for many years'.
Bill Kearney was born' at St,.
Augustine .,and was well . :known
in the come •unity. -He' was 'a 'jov-
ial gentleman and . made ' many
•fr}ends: in the 'village,where'' he
spent -- considerable :time some
years ago. `.He ..was a shoe* sales-
man,.
Mr. Kearney was a meinb'er of.
St. :Peter's, Cathedral;, London,
,and of the 'Holy. Name- Sgciety;
Requiem High Mass. was sung ;at
St. Peter's on, Friday ,morning at,
:ten: la.m. with.. interment follow-
ing in St. Mary's 'Church 'cernet-
ery-at-Halyroad
Besides his, wife • there also sur
vives , a • brother Thomas •of , St..
Augustine and two. sisters, :Ekia
of St.. Augustine and Sister ::IVI.
Col= William; Alonzo (Bill) • Kearney'
of London died in , St. , Joseph's'
Hospital in that city on :Wednes-
day, July • 18th,after a short ill-
ness. -
Mrs.. Kearney; '.: survives
+ who ,
borne Township farmer, was gor-
ed' by a ibull he was leading on
his farm ' near Benm ller..Hp:. re-
quired 'hospital treatment for:. leg
and. rib injuries. -,
'Phone 20.
SPECIAL !
PARKAY ItiARGARINE,
1 Lb. Pkg.. ',33C
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SALAD . WEE
' IC, July. :24th to` August 4th
FOR TASTY SALADS WE -HAVE:
OLD SOUTH
Blended Juice, 48 oz:
Grapefruit Juice, 48 oz.
Orange Juice, 48 oz. ;
734e
40c
NEW PACK ;
BLUE ' GOLD `PEAS• R
f'Or 394'.
15•,oz.
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FRUIT FOR JUICE
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ORANGES,t 288'a
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GRAPEFRUIT _ 8 for 45c
LEMONS 3 for 12c•
Margaret Kelly's
SALAD DRESSING
TUNA ,FISI,
LOBSTE ' _ _L:_,
OLIVES, Muffed, 4 oz.' 4 .. •29c'
GHERKINS, York brand, 16 oz. '39c'.
45c' '-
34c
540'
�s7c
WALNUTS, 4' oz.
CHEESE, old white, lb.
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4E1...(141( POWDER .__..
MIRACLE WHIP, '16 oz.
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- 25c
• 59c..
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for 31c
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Jerome., of St. • Joseph's:Coinmun
ity.; Windsor.
WEDDING BELLS •
PARRY-PHETTEPLACL
'At a quite wedding '• Ceremony
on July, 18th, 1951, Helen Phette
'placie '.daughter• of ;Mr; and Mrs.
Earl Phetteplace of Decker, Mich.
became' -'they .bride^ofz_CorPora_l
John 0.'Parry,, son of Mr.:. and
Mr=cyareyC airy of'I'heisen .
Ave. Dearborn :Michigan. Fal-
lowing -tl a marriage vows; a. re-
ception "was pekl :at . the home of
the bride's parents: for the inn,
mediate. families. On Saturday,,
July 21st, • the bride . and' groom
deft'crc fo•rtlieS-altMgr-oao • Ana, Califorrnata;
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'the United a States' Marine Air.
Base,'' •E1 Toro. Corporal .Parry
has been home on'a '20 -day fur-.
lough.
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