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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, °NTAB•IO
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And Added To Last Week's List Are:
r URSDAY, JANUARY 1341952
NEW
CHURCH
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36," ,PINWALE CORDUROY --for suits, skirts,, :slacks, fine
wale . corduroy, colors red, green, brawn "'"JYd yellow.,
Special $1.9'8
NYLONS -0 gauge, first quality. Special; $1,00'
Also included, 45 and 51 gauge, sizes 9.& 1016,, in I.00 pr. dark
shades; at•
h. ....,,.:. $
-�36-C-'pTT1oN--SEF.fRSUC,IKER. in p.v4y. and white : stripe, to
clear at • , 69c yd
•( ;DBEN'S, 'SWEATER COATS, Scottie designs, in cot,..
•• ton, sizes 2, 4; 6. .. ' 'Special $ k:4.9.
LADIES' GLOVES in black only: Sizes .6,34,-61/2_ & 61/4.
• • Sale ` price , •
$2,00 .pr,
em etO*1 o..
I BEE' BY THE SENTINEL'
- WUontinued drone page 1)
THAT Mrs;,:Frank Guest of Wa
dena, Sask., and for. many years
4a.; Sentinel subscriber,' is con-
,. 'fined. to Wadena Hospital" with
.. heart condition. Mrs:.., Guest;
was :hospitalized from Septem
ber .until .early, in. December
following a heart attack,, and.
after'sIPend December/at her
home, is back, in the hospital
again..
THAT •a professor from the OAC:
and : GG...R.,'.Gear of'Walkerton'
were intown on Monday : night
discussing- .soil testing reports
with district farmers.'.
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THAT-theelec�tric blanket:.. rat,.
fled 'off ':at Chrstnsas . time 'at
'the' Co=Op.:Grocery was won by
•''Donald J., MacCharles. .
THAT Miss Ruth -Anderson, 'dau
ghter . of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Anderson,; suffered '.a broken
bonee in her ankle theday, after
returning --to Wester Univer-THATPRobert Ritchie, -who=suf-
city following the holidays. A . fered a heart spell• at the home United Church at which Rev.
walking cast has been applied .."-Of•-• is daughter,. Mrs. A. J Wil ':A. S. Mitchell: ,will speak:
as omm sie>•s mmis■o(io■mit■ ■■■s■miimisimama ■i:■e■ smomminumm mememi m0
to ' the injured.Ruth'
-.foot; , and'
will be: able .to continue her
studies:
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THAT .Mrs. Elizabeth Passmore
'•has• accepted a secretarial posi- Mrs. A. E McKim .with a goodly
With the De tinent' ,: of y number present, The meeting
tion: m 0:
Economics ; at 'the. O:A.C,., and: was opened by' a hymn and pray-
taken u residence• at th t l by er after which., Dr', Mumford con-
• has p ._P
Gue1 h, ,.She and her son had.: J McC1 1 d" b ducted the installatio of officers
pMrs: M: Lolling, Mr. Bryden
been residing'„ here',,with her for fine new year, Mos interest-.
closed *frith prayer after ` which ..
parents, •Mr. said Mrs: S B. a .d'an!ty bunch .was served Iby the in reports' were given for the
Stothers. year. $ •work by:. leaders in the
hostess and her; helpers.. ,
•=.o- various departments. The tress-
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'THAT snd lowin was ' both. a United Church W:M.S'. user's ...report, ,given' ;by, ' Mrs
T wp g, •
The January•. • Meeting of the' Burns, • was Most gratifying show-
;,proble�ri and an expense during; ry �
' Novemmber arid December. Ash-. W:M�S" was held at the home.of ing that the :'year's. ,allocation• of
field Township kept about 1•00 $420..00 'had been. more. :than
p p
miles of 'roads open with three reached. Dr. 'Munford: explained
United Church Mission Band
On. January 7th,, 1952, Mission
Band opened by .singing the Mis-
sign. Band hymn followed by the
Members Purpose Ann Crawford
then read the minutes of the last.
meeting.- • Joan Crawford and
Nancy Webster favored, with a
song followed by Mary A1l,in•
playing a 'pianaselo, .Lynda But-
ton and Lynda Crawford sang; a
song followed ° ,by • a story • by
Gayle McGhee, 1V1;arilyn Kilpat-
rick • then favored with . New.
Year's. resolutions.. 'rte program
coirunittee 'wag then picked. We
closed our meeting by. repeating
h benediction.,,
'the.Mzpa - �
Ql vet . W,M.S.
Olivet W,M,S. met at the .home.
of • :Mrs. Walter Itoulston • on
Thursday, January 3rd with Mrs: •.
Q. McCharles as president. Roll
;call was. answered' by a New
Year's thought.. Minutes of the
last meeting _ were read iby the •
new secretary,,. Mrs. D. Henry.' It;
.was decided to hold' a 'work bee.
Four•ladies were put on the Will-•.
ing Worker, group, :Mrs. ''J. Coll-
ing, Mrs. E.°; Osborne, Mrs. ,A Mc-
Tavish, Mrs,,J. McCharles; Par-
sonage committee; . Mrs, R;' Bark-
well, . Mrs: H. Brooks: Installation-
of " all : new •officers.was 'conducted
(b Rev.. D: Bryderi.:: Mrs.. Rout-
eon's Group took ' over.. Mrs • 'ZI:.
Henry reada Scripture; solo ,y
Mrs. ar es; reading y
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• COATS:' (last year's). Clearing price
3 COATS (Fur. Collars). Vaines Up to $89,95; To ele4r 159,95
JANUARY
NYLON.. STOCKINGS
Sale Price 25
Regular $•1.59 line .; .,. , .. $i,
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Regular $1.95 line," 51 "gauge a Sale. Price $1.50:
FOR YOUR KNITTING NEEDS-.
. 'lie , #lave a clearance' of a 49c wool to ` offer you: While
' ' it lasts: at ., ,,. 35c.
Also Atlantic Fingering Wool at ;, 330
A TABLE FULL OF STOCK -TAKING ' CLEARANCES
Drop in and look them over.
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. TOT -TO -TEEN and LADIES' WEAR.
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outfits.'• em. on . New `Year's . Day, was a 'fine new project • for. the year
:able to return,home• on Sunday ao be 'undertaken'�1y the, women
•• andWis'. feeling, well again. ,:�: of the United Ch ;"; h throughout
-'-o`"' : ' ' a a -=the ` raisin R of a ,sum of
• - -Can d , ��
THAT there `were ten tables at .$600,004. for'the erection' of a new
Monday. night's ishoot party, the; .training' school for wen work-'
winners• being Mrsr Jack Ack .. of 'our church. He�ur g e d the
,ens
ert and P: At , Johnston.:'.. hearty co-operation of the local
-0 church women's, .organizations ion-
gram,
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THAT41.1e Week of :Prayer : is cur- new, endeavour. For: the pro
:x�'ently being observed .locally gram,-..'Mis:. W. B. Anderson pre
and will Conclude. tonight sented the `work of the church
(Thursday) -with service in the ;.,a ote � _'New Canadians: Mrs. '.P.
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'W.``1 Hoag and .MissB"Robertson.
-favoredwith a : duet'. and Miss..
Hazel Webster gave a reading.,
The. meeting closed with singing
and •benediction :.after.. which. a
social hour' 'was enjoyed: by.. :all,
refreiiiments served; by .the com-•
mittee in charge and the hoitess
South Kiinloss�?V:M,Sa `
The January meeting of the
S<iuth Kinloss -W 1VhS -vas eld
at the home of Misses:Annie acid
Jessie MacKay :with an • attend
ance of 27. Mrs. Harry .Laois pre
sided over. the. Meeting. which op-
ened-,withaliymn:.69.7._..fo1l,owed__by_..
the .Lord's prayer in unison. Tho
-minutes of the • December :meet
big ; and the annual :report were
xea 'an a ogtrs D:'Gra
ham read' a ` splendid report from
the Mission, Band: • Mrs: Alex
Sutherland' . then took* .the scrip-
ture and .meditation and 'gave an•
inspiring message for the New
Year. The roll 'call which was
"Something • interesting in , the
Glad 'Tidings" Was well answer-
ed., Mrs. Hughes read ° a New
Year's .message from a columnist
in, the Toronto Globe. A solo ,by
M1rs..Chadwick' was much enjoy-
ed. All joined in singing hymn
`109 and, Miss Dean MacLeod gave.
readings on the New Year.. Mrs.
Steer 'moved .a vote of thanks to
the • hostesses and ' after singing
THAT J . _F, j oIoney.._ is 'assisting
at the Bank of Montreal, dur-
'ing the obsence ..of Mr. C. L.
Smith, who :js ' convalescing
from pne•lanionia, Mr Moloney.
Was transferred' .` teMporarily
from the'' Belleville Branch. His
home • is in Peterborough. '
aanary VALUE DAYS' e
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'Vegetable -.Soup . 2" for '27c Cake' Mikes
s , '37c -�.
i • . bin-HQod
■. Tomato Soup'
--- 2' 'for 25c :
r Easy Mix 29c ■
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Aunt Jei>•iinia
Pancake • Mix, reg. , 20c," large : 52c
_Kraft. Dinner - - __ 2-afor' 29
Crown .Brand.
_Corn S,yr5•;lb.- in _ _____ 79c
1VlacSween's' Honey,2.113s. 45c
Cateui
Pork: and 'Beans, 2'0.. oz. , 2: for -35c
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Lynn Valley, 20 'oz..
Corn, Cry style --_ _. - Z .for 274e
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r■ ` NGE� 252's,�41�c • � •28'8's : ` 35c." -FLORIDA•FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 6• for 39c ■
1 HEAD LETTUCE
■ PARSNIPS, lb.
■. WAXED TURNIP
a:
York
Dessert Pears
15 oz. ,:tin 2' 'for 37.c
-. - 25c
4.0..4.5.c
: AVE DELIVER `• .
(full of juice) ' ■`
CELERY, 2 bunches Y . 29c
71111
Bugs' Bunny
CARROTS, .2•: lb. cello bag __�_�__ 21c
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'PHONE , 20 the closing 'hymn Mrs Eaulch led
• ammee■seas■sassissas■■■■■uamil ■■■■s■■sawsg■s■sekamnia s ialimmi ---■■•■■■
Lucknow, ' Ontario
United Church .Mission- Band-- =
• The, Mission;Bancl:or;tUrxjtd°
Church was held` in ' the 'base
nent,' ..with Ann .Crawford,
, 'the;
,president, in 'charge. The Mis-
'sion :Band .hymn .:'was' sung .fol-
lowed 'by.. the Member's :Purpose
being repeated The scripture ,
reading :.was. given by Bessie
Reavie. The roll. call .was: answer-
ed,` the 'collection . taken: and the
prayer offered iby Ann Cra*fard.
The officers for 1952.are as fol,'
lows; leaders, Mrs.. George Joynt
and • Mrs. B. Cleland;. pares., .Ruth..
Treleaven, vice pres,, Nancy
Johnston; secretary, Ann Craw
ford, treas,,..Fraser Ashton; 'press
reporter; Reyta "Collins;: pianist,.
Marilyn:. Kilpatrick: A splendid
•'prograni Was .enjoyed and the'
ineeting•: closed by repeating • the
.Lord's prayer.. The next meeting.
will be held. on January 7th..
BORN
RITCHIE - at Arekandra: Hospital..
Goderich, 'on. Friday, . January 4,
1952, to Mr.. and• Mrs.:Lorne. Rat
'ehie,, Port `Albert •(nee . Margaret
Nicholson), • a daughter, Anna-
belle Jean',
CARRUTHERS in Wingharn
General Hospital on Sunday, De-
cember
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ceOE berT-23rd,.--1951; to• •Mr .. and
Mrr�c Irwin ., Carruthers- of Holy -
John ' Irwin..•
EORSTER- In Kinca'rdine Hospi-
'tal on December 28,1951, , to Mr.
,and__Mrs __Walter__ Forster; _ O. ,4;
Ripley,: a son.
MIZ TELL --,In •Kincardine. Hots -
plea 'on -De n be `21; 1951; -1VI
and Mrs. Lloyd • Mitchell, R. 6,
•Lucknow, a 'son, 'Leonard ` Alan.
.11USSE in :Goderich Hospital,
on Thursday, January 3rd; to: Mr:
and. Mits, Jack ' Hussey; .R. R. 3,
Goderich' (nee Evelyn, Nixon);, a
son, John Brian:' '
TRELEAVE,N= fit: IReohester Hos
pital, Beaver, Pa., -on Monday,
December 31st, to Mr.. and' Mrs. "
Wm Treleaven, a 'son.
Rf TCH1l Wingiharr Hospital,.
O. January. 1st,. 1952, to Mr. and
Mrs. ,Alien Ritchie of tion '(nee
Violet Culbert), a .. daugh^ter,
Brenda Marie. • i ,
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MEN'S MACICINAVVPANTS
Ali *ooh leeway weight
waist sizes 32 to 42.. '
$8..75
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NYEN'S 'T.WEED• PANTS
'.Rhodes i
famous
En lish cloth 'tweed pants made of the
., ''Hd sten Tweed;
waist sizes ; • 32 to, ,46. '
PAIR,— 47.50a
*MEN'S COTTONADE PANTS
f eatft weight,, striped cottonade' :
:pants by ' Snag Proof;
''ONLY .$4.95 PAIR
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