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ecials
SILK CREPE,SLIPS, sizes 32, '34,; 36 38. Regular
$2:88-:-Tcycle
•A , NYLON..�I,.,.I�PSS —sizes 32;-40 Values to $5.95..' te.
' Clearance price ..,a,::,,, s .r , •+ , ,•,..•,,,...•.....•.•., . $4.95
SIII 1'IA,T'Z'IES--sizes S, M; L.. Reg,, $125'.: To. Clear ..... 98c'
SAX VESTS--Sza 'large onl 'e 1.45. To clear t.,. $1,00
lar a g .. Y . .R , g $.
DISCONTINUED LINES OF` GAR TEHR HELTS-
Clearance price . _ . 49c
BfRASS1ERES ---..size 32, 94. Values 'up to $1.50. To clear 88c
LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
THAT ia. •Parkhill 'fisherman de-
serted . perch angling. 'at, God-.
erich. on Sunday aafternoon ;and
I SEE BY THE; SENTINEL:
(Continued from page 1)
THAT Rev. A. S. Mitchell attend-
ed the Bruce Deanery Clericus
at Bervie :on Monday, when. the
cl'eanery reportti-"'T'he Admin-
istration of the Laying on of
Hands", •was discussed prior to
r --presentation. to -the --Bishop.
p oceedirigs opened . With. the
Holy. Communion, when Rev.
was Cox as 'Celebrant,
THAT. Dr.; 'W. . J. Mumford Nand
Rev. , C. B. 'Woolley wvill con-
chide their . pastorate in their,
respective charges this Sunday..
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THAT Roy Havens recently had.
the cast removed from his leg•.
which was broken., more „I than
31/2 \months ago while playing
hockey. Roy 'has, been . putting
a .bit' of . weight on the •lin*,,
Jut as yet .hasn't thrown' away
the crutches entirely.
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TEAT prior to her marriage on
• Saturday to Bain,Stewart, Miss.
Mary Matheson was sOuest of
carne ; up to LuNknow, , where honor at several parties held
•'he 'hooked a 221 -incli brown in Palmerston, Where she .was
trout at the Flax Mill dam. . • is Member of the high school
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■ Best' 'Tea Value • •
HAYHOE'S FLOWERDALE TEA, Y2 Ib.. 55c
• SHREDDED WHEAT 2 for 31c
i' : SOCKEYE SALMON ; Y2 tin ,.:, 450,
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W$DNESDAY, . JUNE 25111; 1954
SALE SPECIALS!
SWIM SUITS:
CI?il dre. n"s, sib•-2.4�-•
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49c a:
BATHING TRUNKS
for boys, sizes. 2, 4, 6
$1,35 and $1.75
Children's
r TW0-PIECE SUITS
Sizes "2; ,4, . Regular $2.98
Half Price $1.49 '
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BATHING , SUITS
Girls', sizes. 8 to 14
$1.79, $2.69, $3.49, $4.49
SUN DRESSES.
Girls', 7 to 14—years
$1.9$ to $4.49
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A FEW OTHER
MAL! .
Catton ,R,ompers , .,... 98c
Oinnmer Pyj-axnas ..;, ... 98c'
'Girls' . Skirts, 7' to. 10 • 98c
T Shirts
59c
Girls' Halters 69. c `& 89c
teaching Psstaff. At ' one gather-
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ing, she was presented with
sevth'al Pieces of sterling. •
' .ENGAGEMENTS :
The engagement is 'announced
of Doris; daughter of Mrs: Soder
Willowdale and the 'late Mr,`"
THAT- work is progressing_ on' Joseph _Soden, .to. Mr.: Harvey
the stone pillars for the ,South Alexander MacDougall. .of' Tor,.•
Kinloss ,Cemetery ,gates on .the onto, son of Mr..Roder ck..Mae.
nhrest aide of the church, The Dougall of Lucknow ',and;.the late
fencin�g•:and stone gate entrance Mrs. 11?acbougall The 'znarri,age
will 'duplicate the work. Which will take .place quietly early in
was done on the east,. side of July. •
the cemetery ` last year.
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TI•IAT the Legion held .a 'rim -
mage
rummage ..auction sale in the ' Arena
on : Saturday ' night that netted
some. $70. With a' thorough o -
jglanitatipn, and a general,, can-
vasa ' for • merchandise; there
• appears to the possibilities of
• such a projecit Jeing rworked
up to a ,rf arnnn.oth sale.'
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THAT a' group : of . focal ladies
have : be'er ',attending a Singer
Sewing class held weekly at.
Ripley for the .past few weeks...
hey • include. Mrs. Archie:
Smith, Mrs.. Innes MacSweeri,
MM.' Grant Golian,' Mrs. Roy
Finlayson, Mrs. Stewart Mul
, lin and Mrsj. ;Bob. Ma,Kenziz e
THAT MracN,aughton' ' is
convalescing from an • appen-
dectomy 'which she, underwent
in Wingharn . Hospital
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THAT• the- Publisher' would. ap-.
preciate receiving a few copies
of the issue of June 12th; '&coin
subscribers who *nay still have
u their • copy an hand; and; with
no further, use for it. •
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THAT a reception 'Was held' in
AUSTIN 'MARTIN' . made a . tour
of the. State ' of Illinois last week
as a representative ' of the Junior
'Farmers': organization, ...
-OBITUARY
. ALBERT HELM
Albert' 'Helm, a lifelong and
.highly esteemed resident. of Con-
cession 13 Ashfield, .passed away
Wingham Hospital' on .Tuesday,
of last Week. in. ' his 77th year.
Death ' Was; due to .a heart; con
dition which 'had:. troubled. him
for some time. •
Mr.: Helgn . was the last :surviv-
ing member of a family of .seven ;
children of • Thorn is Helm and
.Elizabeth .Jackson. Albert.:, was
born on September :19tb; ;1875 .On_ -=
December 27th, 1899, . he married
Anes' Drennan of Ashfield, who
predecease him seven years ago , `
•in .July.., Mrs., Helin's death oc .
carred'}ust.a week after' the pass-
ing of their only daughter, Mrs.
Edgar Ritchie (Elizabeth).
, The ft i eraY seivice was her
at the .McLennan MacKenzie •
Memorial Chapel on Friday after-
noon conducted; Eby.: Rev.:.C. ' B.
oo ey• o ion !ru
of which Mr. Helm had/been an
■ the 1.Recreational Centre . Bast elder for several years He was
• Wednesday night in. honor 'of a .former' school trustee at Zion
-a M 'a a 11ts. Ltionard : Ritehre- ;in whit&-. community;heTTwas held
■ ,(nee rnadeanAlton') .and on in the highest regard as a good:.
' • Friday night at Dungannon Mr.
and : Alton (nee
BLENDED JUICE, 48 oz. 26c • SVladehne.,Anderson)' w: e
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE,48 oz.. 2 i :: ilarily honored A arse
9c ■ money ,was presented' to each
JELLO, Any „Flavor 3 for 29c a couple.
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FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES
Golden Ripe ' Full of Juice Florida, LEMONS
BANNANAS. ORANGES . 300's
■ .. '19c' 11b. ' 2 dozen •f 85c 6 for 25c.
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Florida
GtRAPBFRUIT
16's,- 6., for 33c
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friend •and neighbor' and an_ eX,
epnplary eitizen. • '
Interment was.. in Greenhill.:
etery, the pallbearers` :being,
Chambers Helm,Bert Heln'i; Tiv-
ertgn; Robert 'Heim, .William ,O.
Hunter, ,'Wesley Ritchie and ,las:
•' Little of Ashfield:
LAID' TO -REST WEDNESDAYMr: Helm is survived by one
son, Wiliam, on the, home farm
The death f Mrs W; H. Fraser arid by six grandchildren and. ••
occurred on onday, June ' 23rd one great; grandson,
at thehome of her daughter, Mrs. , Besides ' his 'wife and daughter,
G.' Jacobs'.' of Pointe Au Barn. the was predeceased .by. four bro-
The funeral was held from Walk-.thers, John,;Joseph,. and James of
en's Funeral Home, Wiuighasn, on Ashfield and Thomas of Con. 10,
Wednesday to' Wingham Cemet Kincardine Township, and by •
ery.,(_Nfrs:.Fraser- -wase •the_ only .two sisters -,-Mrs. Wihijam. 11unter
(Isabel) ''and 7.i
Mrs. Ralph xcn
' (Margaret). of Ashfield.
O11jE 20• sister of the late Mrs. Ben, Nay=
S■De■i•iiri■a 'i■D u■' lora.•
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'Plastics by •the. yard. A'
good selection of patterns's
• 'for drapes. and ''curtains-•--+ ;
367'Wide.. T,
Only. 49c: yd
Table Cloth: CORS
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Plastic table cloth ' covers;
54,» x 54"
'$1.00
'$1.00 Each.
CHILD'S •PYJAMAS
Children's'
Sumer, Py-
jaunts, polo style, sizes .248.,.
$1:39 ti.nd',41.95 Pr ~, k
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HOSTESS SETS
"Lady 'Clare" hostess sets,
good ' ;quality.: sheets and..
pillow r cases with 'coloured
borders, ' f u :bed size,
boxed.
• $8.50 Set