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THE LUCKNOW ,SENTINEL, LUCKHOW ; ONTARIO
r . ;.•. , - THURuS., 'FEBRUARY 28th,.19 i2•
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DifferentStock On 'Display This Week
LISTED BELOW ARE, A FEW OF
THE SPECIALS
LADIES' NYLON CARDIGANS & PULLOVERS
, 'SPECIAL THIS WEEK , . . . ..............,.., 25% OFF
LADIES ,PULLOVERS, all wool, values to $3.98,, i
To clear , $2.98
LADIES' CARDIGANS, sizes 14 'to 44. Special_ ;.:..,,' $3.79 .
► EEFERS
Children s'Flannelette PYJAMAS. & SL , ,_ , ' -
to• clear at ,, _ „ 98c ,' 13
EN'S' PANTS', a special buy for our sale. !
Made ' by Haugh's, sizes 32 to 44 .. , ,:,.., "$3.59
MEN'S PLAID SHIRTS ' , ' ,, ., ''' . ., ,.. ,,. , ,,, $2.75
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Hackett's W.M.S..
Hackett's W.M,S: met Tuesday
afternoon,', February, lath, at 'the
I SEE BX THE SENTINEL
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THAT George Whitby, Roy Colt-
yer,and Jack Bannister'of town
and Elliott Webster di Kincar-
dine tried fishing through the
ice On Lake'Simcoe, .near Beav- •'
erton at the •first of the week,,.,
THAT Mrs' Margaret . MacFar-
lane showed us. • a copy . of the
Perthshire Advertiseran. ill-
'" castrated magazine. Published in.
• her h6me town of Perth, Scot •
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land. Among the 'many: pictures:
. is one :of a` group of the Perth.
Panthers hockey team, includ-
ing Murray Stainton of Wing-,
ham.
• for Easter Mondayy night with
Mr. .Woolley . to 'engage' a speak-
er...Bynan 2.56 was sung and the
•closing prayer. offered by Rev.
home • of Mrs: ' :Andrew' • Ritchie. C. 'B. Woolley.__l,unch..was served'
with 16 , present, The 'president,' by .'the, 'hostess assiaated;• by Mrs;
Mrs: George Alton, opened' the' Bert Alton and Mrs: 'Cyril' Camp.;
meeting with ;',hymn 247 and the• .bell.
Loral -'s -prayer.-, -followed by the --
scripture 'lesson read by Mrs. Far_
rish and prayer' i0,y Mrs. C. Wilk.-
ins. ;Mrs. Andy Ritchie; secretary,
read the' minutes and• called the
roll. Hymn' .249 . was .sung and
Mrs. Bert. Alton introduced • the
new study book, "I' • 'Kept`' 1Iy'
Powder, Dry", by: Rev. John Co -
'burn, reading';the -first ;chapter...
Mrs. Woolley led: in prayer and
Mrs.: C. Campbell gave ' a;. read-
ing. At. the:' 'business' session . it
was Moved by Mrs. .Beit Alton
and 'seconded by Mrs. C. •Carr'ip=
bell that-. we serve "' sandwiches , on C. W. •Saunders, . G. .Benson
Cok, 1V .:. M. Goldberg, Archdea
.con• W. L. Armitage, Canon' W. A.
Townshend ' .and.' Revs. • Thos.
Hieks, E. Hayes, J. C.'.•Caley,, H
L. Parker,. R. E. Blight, . H.' .E,•
Yanke, G.Russell and H. D.
T. Fuller. :The present rector,
: Rev. A. S.: Mitchell; .was also, in
HURON;' COLLEGE'
(Continued Froin page 1)
and under graduates, ; who paid,
tlie'supreme sacrifice• during • two
wars 'It. was (provided by. the
Alumni .of Huron College and.by.
the university men; avho lived .in'
residence..' there during. .their
THAT with cattle branding a' cup...,,
' 'rent topic:: of' discussion, the
branding • irons on display at
Unibach's Drug Store : are of:
more than passing interest This
system., of letter branding is
done with . a, . ' caustic solution
rather than a heated iron. We'll
have, to charge Elmer adver-
tising rates for this plug.• '
_per .
THAT Mrs. D. C MacMorran . Ob-
. served' her .86th .'birthday ` at
served ` her 86th ..birthday• at
•Kingsville where. she is visiting,
wirtiii;her daug-er, Miss Made:,-
. lyne MacMorran. Mr, and. Mrs.
.Jack` ;McKendrick of. Windsor .!
spent the ..day with her Al= i
though' she has been confined
• to Ibed for. the past while, .Mrs '
`MacMorran isbright and cheer-
ful"•and. enjoyed the oceasion'.of
tier 'birthday which brought re I.
mernbrances froni old friends::
THAT , The Ven, Archdeacon J. : 1
N. H. ' Mills, Commissioner . for ` 'i.
the . Diocese of Huron, 'visited jj
Lucknow on Monday, to inspect
the e. ' restored Rectory . building; I
undergraduate days at' Western. .h Rectory g,
Among those. who have lived., and for ..conference 'With church i_
in resider}ce : 'at Huron • College, .officials
and wlose names •are familiar 'to ,••�'o I
Sentinelreaders, are Revs, Can -THAT the 'need. ..for •. copies 'af •
• January 31st; was ainply sup--
.plied after our request •for'this i;
issue•., • last week. Are recei!ved
papers, or the, offer of them',
from'. -S.' C: 'Rathwell, • Rev. C.
B. , Wooley,.: Mrs: Maud Sher- i
wood, . S. E. Robertson, R. 'J. 4
MacKenzie, M'rs. Hugh Fergus-
is
Thankoffering meeting' was set 'residen•ce; ,Cameon,Mrosn, Nellie GeorgeMalcolSwanm; .N,.Jas. H: ! •/•
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IN STOCK 'NOW
NAVYLEADSAGAIN•!r "p''and •Ou ,• Sprin Dsses fe�fture 'the •new ca es'boleros,: as well as .the' fashionable silkrints:.and nylons
Dropin 'and look` themover:atyour'leisure.-.
TOT-TO=TEEN and LADIES' WEAR'Phone 89-w . •,fLucknow, Ontario
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!iN)n�0lc,�04•10:n4•0•n11•91,40i,I 4nro O ii�Ql�ll�qi�ommgoln�q�q•,
and cake. or •cookis : for ' lunches,
not both.' This was carried. It was
deccided to writa monthly letter
toa m$sionary, iMrs. C. Wilkins
writing the first. month and 'Mr•s.
WilfredHfakett the :second. Mrs.
George' Alton.. gave a reading on.
Mount Rundle. The- date' of::the:
■•: i Habitant PEA:: SOUP, 28 •oz. tin > ` 2' for '35c
Libby's Spaghetti; 15 oz tin -"2- for 29c
etbtm g:
1. Protection in respect ,of cars' used as replacement while
yours is, .under 'repair,2: Protection for' you and your spouse. while drivingprivate passenger. cars. borrowedoccasionally•
Extension' . f sent covers e toa new carfor 14 13.ppreg days pending notification to . the insurance company4. ; ' : Medical expnses incurred b driver ' and passengerwho .sustain bodily injuries caused by' accident while'in--•i
your, car: .
5, f"Comprehensive coverage ' to your car : which includes :4
breakage of glass and.loss caused' by missies,.' falling objects, ,
fire, theft, explosion,. earthquake, 'windstorm,. hail,:: waterlimischief rit 'or civil com-• od; •'vandalism : (ails ;c ous ), o motion.
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The'first' three .items .are included at `no 'extra cost If $
you ,want the last two items .they can be' added; for a small
additional . charge and' itis ; not necessary o wait until yourpolicy e spires
•• AGNEWSIntUfame encestsons .: for Meatless MealsE'a• LUCRNOW; ONTARIO
.,�q.Mr�/,�.! _' .• �,.�o.�,�+r�!,r:,.
MACARONI :2 lbs: 27 .r'•N.
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• • . • ' , Medley ' Kelso McNay• William.:■■■iUi■ri■ii■ri■iiass.a •
Clover. Valley. •
47c Bushell; Currie ,Colwell, Jake':
HILO CHEESE ROLL __. Hinter,
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' A:.Sauce 25cLD WHITE CI�EESE,•Ib. _ _ _ 6.5d • Spector of P blic . Schools in
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■` FancyRedle. Hastings. North "says, he . is en-
Brunswick' , joymg: the variety ,and. chall•L
,C0,14, OE :SALMON
■ 39c CHICKEN H,ADI3IE _ ''27c ,enge of ispectoral duties: Mr.
Aylmer gARDINTES-20c,Wt n. c ■ it dt:,Ban-
and -Mrs, h -`re
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+. ■ erber s Strained ■. ' o •A1ER U AI OF THAT a' recent advertiGS
'.Ir ABY FOLD . 3 for 29c ,', ser of pigs
rofe,..._:_,__,„1:::
' ' .■ ``' . �`_■ iwas •more. than pleased• with re-
FRESH• FRUIT and VECETABLES
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Lb 32c
Sunkist Oranges, 252's''�
Sunkist :Oranges, 288's
Grapefruit, 9,6's '
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Florida_:Pascal Celery
Lettuce,
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