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UNDERWEAR
,PENMANS 71, 95,, and, fleece lined• in combinations,, separate
shirts and drawers. •
STANFIELDS all,' wool Blue Caber and Red Label combin
ations, shirts and drawers.BOYS' AND: YOUTHS' in Penman's• 71, fleece -lined and
• mason knit.; , • '
All Undgrtvear Atc The New Lower,, Prices.•,
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MEN'S PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS:
wring our sale in February every 'garment was sbld out. :
Now our new stdcks'elle in, showing• new styles and `
patterns and 'at the new^ lower prices.:
• In Stock-, A Good., Stock Of
OVERALLS, ' SMOCIIS. AND PANTS.
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A' few: tAll Weather CoatsI ADTE5
to clear ate:. & ,,,,.,... $19.95 $22:95`
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WORK IN FORMOSA
An open meeting meeting of -the : Even:-
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ing Auxiliary 'of the Presbyterian
Church: was held in the basement
of the church on September .16th
with ' . Mrs.' ,.Morgan , I eriderson.
presiding,: The scripture reading
and Bile study, on "Hannah" was
very ably taken+byc M'rs. James
Little :and Ruth Johnston favored
with a piano solo:,' Rev. Mr...Wmri
offered prayer, The sectional:
meeting is to. 'bbe held,' -in the
Presbyterian church on Septexn
ber 25th.'On October 8th the Fall
Thankoffer' of the W.1VI:S.` and
Evening Auxiliary will be held
' With Mrs. Bugle • MacMillan of
Forxnosa 'as guest . speaker. Wilda
Reid 'and • Anne Pedersen. sang., a
pleasing' duet, 'after whicii whichMrs.
Morgan Henderson introduced the
,,guest ;` speaker, Miss . Dorothy
Douglas; ' ` Missionary: from Far-
Mosa. Miss Douglas gave' a .very
nterestingtalk.: ontheir work,
and also of the • wonderful`, work:
some of the Formosan.Christians'
are • doing amongst their own.
people. She also had a number,
of slides of the country and its
People. A , vote of thanks was
tendered.to Miss Douglas by, Miss'
Mary 'MacLeod;Mr: • Winn .. close
the meeting' : , with prayer . after
which the Evening Auxiliary lad-
ies set -Ivied lunch. '
Langside 'W, M. S.
The Langside ' W.M:S 'met • at
. the home of Miss Einima Rich
,artisan, ' Mrs. Farrish Moffat : 'op-
ened" the .meeting :with; the call
to worship. Mrs. 'Neil MacDonald
read the scripture.' . The Medita-
tion , on ` this, "Tlte: .Harvest of
Lf a i
Life". was given •b yMrs: , Famish
Moffat. Mrs,. Lloyd . Moffat . gave
the:prayer, and read., the, minutes.
of the • last Meeting and, the roll
call; Business w'as::diicussed.- The
offering • was received and ded, i=:
cation 'by. Miss,, Einma Richardson.
•The ladies read chapter 6 of -the
study book. Mrs. Ehnen Scott
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prepared the program' and . closed
the meeting, with . prayer The
hostess• seared a' dainty lunch 'and
a . social` hour was` enjoyed,.- The
next meeting will be held on,the.
regular date; in ' the: church.
I SEE Wg ;TSE, SENTINEL: l'..
I;.Vontinued, 'from, page 1), ,'
THAT. Jing Hamilton has b'oughit•
the John A. 'Murdoch farm 'at
Paramount: • ..-?
THAT potato
Lloyd Collins brought in
s p tatofrom, :his Dad's garden
iwhieh• tipped the scale at •just
two ounces 'short of two Ubs.
THAI• Russell Aliin • entertained
seven boy friends on Saturday,
September 13th on the asion
of his 5th birthday.
THAT.applications are be g call -
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ed -for the dual, position of clerk
and' solicitor of ;the County of
' . Bruce to succeed •vetern clerk
David Forrester .who will. retire
apt the •end of the year. •
THAT Mr: and Mrs.. Alvin Ham
ilton• (formerly Gladys Gibson)'
had an unfortunate start. an,
thetr-wedeling trip last Satur-
'day ;morning, rwhen•. their 'car
Went 'into , the ditch near Dur-
' hain..N'eitlier were injured and-
were
and
were. able : to resume their'
journey later— but in. another
car as- their's was extensively
,damaged when it. left' the road
on a hilltop. curve'. 'and went.
into a' tree.: ;
BORN
WHITE—In. Wingham Hospital ,on,
Thursday, September • 18th, to Mr.
and' Mrs. Wilfred
White of Wing -
ham,
lam,
:a: baby boy, a. brother for ..
J phony, Mary and Barbara Ann.
ELLIOTT—in Wingham : Hospital
n; Morda y, : September ` 22nd' to
. acid Mrs. 'Orville ,Elliott .of
,Holyrood� (nee . Grace• Maol�nr
non), a .son..•
JAItDINE- n 1 n gl am `Hospital
on. Saturday, September. 20th, .to'
Mr. and _Mrs. Kenneth Jardine
(nee Ruth Dahmer), twins, a ,boy,
and 'a girl.
J0 M STONE -Win nghairi Hos-
pital on Friday, September: 19th,
to• Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Johnstone,:
Lucknow,. (nee Beth •Bryges),,.a
son, Kenneth. "William
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' ROYAL GUEST COFFEE ib. ___'.93c ''
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FANCY PEAS, 15 oz. • Z. for 39c:.
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■ OGILVIE. OATS •5: Ib bag • 45c' ; 'Campbell TOMATO SOUP,.2 for 25c I;
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WE ' NESDAY, SEPT. 24th, 1952
LADIES' AND MEN'S .WEAR
TWO DAYS
FRIDAY, SEPT.26 and, SATURDAY, SEPI". 27
Brings You . the lowest prices in years, ,
Many Items Not Adhertised -- No Exchanges;: or • Refunds
DOOR :PRIZE
Name Drawn- Saturday 'Midnight For A
-TARTAN MOTOR: RUG
DRESSES •
'Crepes,, ---cottons, --prinfteg,
to. $25:00. All sizes.
$8.00 . and $5.00
• BABY BLANKETS
-aa 'td- bhre..
30x36, reg. $.125 95c 1
36x50, reg. $1.98 ............ $1.59
BRIDGE . COVERs
' Plastic, • quilted, 'colors..
Reg. $2.98 '$1.69.
COATS
Fall and ' Winter ; Garments.1
Broken sizes in samples. - 1
Reg. to $55.09: Colors: 1
$16.99
SILK.. HEADSQUARES•
All patterns and colors:,
Reg. to $4:98 ,$1.25
Men's Broadcloth • SHIRTS
Sanforized; white, blue,grey,
sizes 15 to 161/2: All .1st quality
$2:99 •
HATS FOR MEN
'Clearance Jr" $3.49. '
$LOUSES -- Clearance'
Reg. to- $5 95; All sizes.
°' : $1.99
FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS.
For misses' and,. women. Brok
en • sizes and patterns.. S., M:;
L. and O;S iteg 'ta $5,95:
$3.00
APRONS--Cotten—Special
75e and.. $1.00:
LINENS
Pillow .Cases,. cotton, hem-
stitched ,, $L1.9
lie. nnied ' $2:89
Sheets to match,' pr $6'95'
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. HOSIERY -Special' 1
3/4 .wool for boys ansi,. girls,
reg. $1.25.&.95c 59c/
Nylon: Sox, frog; boys 79c 1
Lisle hose, #9 .to 11 55c 1
Semi :service• rayon . • • 89c1
Nylons, 81/2' to 11 .. 99c
Wool sox for men 79c1
Childs' nylon: sox:: 39c
LINGERIE—Crepe` ..& Rayon
Panties; reg; $100. ,f.... 69c,
Slips, '34 to 44 $1.891
° Gowns;• S. M L - $1.991
GLOVES -Fabric, 99c
All' sizes and colors
KNITTING WOOL-3-piy.
All colors, Nylon included. .,1
TOWELS
eavy terry cloth, plain and
TEA TOWELS
Irish pure linen 4
Dish cloths
Face cloths ' 1
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clearane factory maniples,
Hackett's' AL' S. .. the report,,for the Blue %Cross and
HaOtett's • September W. M. S. spoke on the Changes that are.
meeting waS held at the hame of being Made., The booth" for • Pahl.,
MiS. Wilfred Hackett.. The'pres-' Day, was discussed and the ladies
ident, Mrs. George' Alton, open-, decided ta have a booth outside,.
ed 'the Meeting with hymn 249 The 'secretary was instructed to
follawed by the Lord's prayer in send the district secretary the 35a
unison: Mr& Alton , • wekomed a member to helP defray expen-
Mrs. (Rev.) Dickison and *s. 'ses of the .World, Conference to .
Donald, Hackett to the .c4nnunun, be held. Toronto'.. Mrs.
ity. The scripture was read bY gave a talk ,on Health. Mrs. Mc,
call was, .answered 14. mem- cent 'trip. to 'the, west coast Which
;bers. The. study .book was read was mtich enjoyed .by alt The •
by Rev. Mr, :Dickison.: Mis: E. meeting. closed with. the singing...,
Wilkins read a letter from Miss of The Queen' after • which a •
Webb, a 'Missionary from Africa. dainty. hutch , was served by. the
A. work meeting and 25 -cent tea 'committee. in charge. •
to. be 'held Thursday ' evening
at the horne of Mrs: Jim Nelson.
Rev. Dick,ison dosed the meeting
with wager, A dainty, lunch was
Served 'by Mrs. Wilfred Hackett
and Mrs.. Tom Hackett.
Lucknow w.
meeting for the 'Pall
term of the Worneri's
was held 'the Cauncil .Charn-
answeying the. roll Call. The vice.
abasso Sheets Special only $6i
A , special purchase enables us to bring, you these *ARAMS() Sheets
at a great 'saving. Although these sheets are second qua Ay, the. flaws ,
are minor and in no way affect the wearing qualitie& Note the gen-
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PILLOW CASES TO MATCH THE SHEEirS
Pricelpecia klylokKOttiotlarn.
100% PURE NYLON KNITTING"' VAItN—a„ thneli..puteho#:se brinks PRI
this ;geed 'quality all-nYlori •yarlt ai half the regular priee. • Put Up by'
a Well' litieWn Maker this ,yairti s,pecially packed TWO OZ. balls.
c for IWO OL ball