The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-11-05, Page 10•
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THCKNOW -SENTINEL LUCKNOW ONTARIO
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• WiDNESDAY NOV, 5th, 1952
• LADIES': HANDBAGS
Assotment oshades. and '•
Sfyle.:4; Values up to. $5:95.*
TO cler at $2.98
VAltDIGANS
See our ladis' all wool
• LADIESNYLO1N§
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This week ,,., 89c
BOYS' PARKAs
A group of parkas in as-
, • cardigans. . sorted shades; mostly brown
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Ri4a1 .value at $2.911 m sizes 6 to 18 years. Spec-
ial this week. •
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Girls' Cardigans, 8 to 14 , To clear at ., $9.95'
Aslow as $2.69 •
•• BIJNTINGBAGS •
' an4. EstWind
cloth. ,Reg. value to $4.95
*le they last •$08
SNOW SUITS & BAGS
A few -gabardine snow'
suits and bunting bags
to. clear at .... S495&$795
STATION WAGON COATS
A number of girls' Sz boys'
Station Wagon. Coatsi up to
size 16 years.. Values up to
$19.95; • *
To clear, at $12.9
• BOMBER JACKETS
Satin •Bornber 'Jakets.
Special price $.95 41Ip $11.95 •
LADIiSL and CHILDREN'S WAAR
Piece Gceods and. Woollens
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PURPLE_GROVE
Mr, and Idrs. Frank Pore arid'
family visited at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs.- 'White at •Kingrf.
•• on Stnda3r.
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The girls' meeting was held at
the home of 1Irs. Donald Mc -
Cosh 'on Friday taking up , the
fall project, ."CottonsCan elle'
Smart". • • '•
A masquerade Party • was
held, in the schooldor the child -
s s Winnifred MacFarlane
spent a few days with lier par-
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! ents,- Mr. and. Mrs. "-Donald Mc
" . A number from the . Grove
' made their way to Kiriloss
churela on Thursday 'ehrjening for
the fowl suppr, and sat down" to
tables With heaping platters of • .
delicious turkey., A , concert THAT Kathleen Fisher was the
rounded out a full evening's en- lucky Winner •of a new
tertaininent bicyole on the Purity Flour
Mr. Cecil Dore visited with his 'radio 'contest in Toronto * on
••,parents on Sunday, Saturday monting:
Ten and mothersat: Purple Groye:
' Mr. and Mrs. Donald MeCosh
and 'family visited with Mr. Will
Arnold on Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. John EinerSon
visited at the Harris, home last
Sunday evening. ••
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.I SEE BY %WE SENTINEI. •
(Continued from lAge 1)
THAT Miss Jessie 1Vila,Kay re-
, cently obserived her 8th
•day and despite a rheumatic
•leondition, gets. about remark-
ably well and enjoys life to
the full. •
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MAT Rosezella Mullin is now
in charge at The Market Store.,
TraT Reeves S. E. Robertson of
LucknOw and 13ave Carruthers
of KinlosS Township are this
. week. attending County Coun,
cil atWalkerton. It is Mr. Rob-
ertson's first 'session • since as':
sumkng the reeveShip after the
" -,deatli Of J, C. Mclklab.
• TAT. the 1.101t10Mr° Di.strigi Co-.
• op is planning to men 'the new
stare oriain St. next Wednes-
day at which time' they will
• discontinue their services in the
present stand on Ross St. • •
•THAT Jack Fisher is confined to
bed at present with .an attack
of stomach 'ulcer.
THAT Robert ti. sauncters, chair!
• Man of the Ontario Hydro Pow-
er Commission, has announced
an increase in its rates for
power to the municipaitis, ef-
fetive January lat.. Mr? Saun-
ders stated that the increase
will net mean* an increased re-
tail rate in the majority of
iVitmicipalities There has been
nothing official on the matter
locally, but in view of the sur-
• plus carriecl by the kcal sys-
teiri, it would ieerri unlikely
hat there will be. any increase
-`*in rates locally, for some time
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THAT at the Bruce Tachers'•
stittite tconvention IN'ld n Kin-
cardine last week, Stewart.
Collyer„_principal a the Luk --
flatly Public Shool,te
vicepreSident. •
THAT prize *winners' at the Aux-
iliary Shoot party on Friday
night were Al. Irwin arid Cath-
erie MacLennan. The prizes
were donated. by Mr. and Mrs
• Al Irwin /
"LEST WE FORGET"
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Commencing 1Q:00 CM:
•• Followed By A ' • .
SERVICE AT THE CENOTAPH
Allorganizations taking part in the parade Meet at •
Recreational Centre/at 9.80 a.m. All ex-servee men and •.:
rwomen are requested. to Sittend. Veterans wear niedais,
iUCKNOW: than( SCHOOL 'SAND IN ATTENDANCE'
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LUCKNOiV BUSINESS PLACES
will he closed frolic 9.30 to 11.30 a.M.
THAT mumps have been break-
ing put sporadically in the•
• Dungannon District. Among the
latest victims was Eric Moore,
• principal of the • Dungannon•
School. Mrs. Gordon Anderson
supplied for him in the senior
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THAT Harvey Webster, who is
president of the Lucknow
Bowling lub, vvas, named dis-
trit vice-president of the Pro-
vincial Lawn Bowling Assoia,:
tion at the district meeting
held inSeaforth last week.
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THAT Mr, and KM Robt,
Won were honored' by their
family on the occasiOn a their
30th. wedding anniversary • ,at
turkey supper on Sunday ev-
.ening ,t. the home of Mr. and
R. •Avin Hamilton. Sup-
• per wasserved. by Gladys: and
•• Amanda Hamilton and Dorothy
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Mr.. Robert Hamilton Donald
and Lorne,. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Hamilton and Lariy Mr *and
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SALMON
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'Golden Net fancy Red
Cohoe 3 for 89c
FANCYPEAS
Blue and Gold, LbbY'S
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atOckley's..
15 oz. tint' _ 2 for 39c.
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PORK and 'BEANS
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, 15 tor 2501
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Heinz
OM,ATOCATSUP
• Bottle 27c
•• York
SAUERKRAUT
28oz tin. 12c
BLENDED JUICE
48 oz.
FRESH Fft UITS,
VEGETABLES
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Stmkist Orane°S." ;
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208's ' 36c :
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LeinOns
300's 6 for '24.
Florida 'Grapefruit
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96's' 4 for 29c
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• .Emperor' Grapes,' •
2 lbs. __ 27c•
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A Complete' Line of CHRISTMAS BAKING NEEDS at Attractive Prices.
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FEDERATION, BANQUET •
(Conthued frm, page 1)
that the strengtb of the Federa;
tion* :depends. on/. the Tow. hip
Units.ne pointed to the Co-op
medical services as 'one of the
outstanding• 'achievements of the
County organization. • • • •
John' Butler, . assistant' 'agrietd,-,,
tural representative,' stated that •
a soil tutthWrity w,ould be at West
Wawanosh Township Hall on No-, •
vietither ,17th t� discuss individ
.uallY the .41 'soil tests ;made ir
West Waavanosh.• this year... He
added-that--72solkinafArf-the-en,..
tire county would soon be aval-
able to All 'Ormets. •
• Mr. MacTatrishlateiadded that
he had been disappointed in the
number taking the Soil test, but
the project Would °be .imdertakei
again next year if a sufficient
number indicated their .interest,
• IVIr.GortIon Greig introduced
• the guest keaker, Mr. Roy Jewel, .
djtector ,of farm' services of the
• London Free Press.
Mrs. ,A1Nrin.Harnilton, Mrs: Jasa ' Mr. ... Jewel dealt at soine..length
MeDonEdd; Miss Dorothy
'Gib, I w* ittne ignrance. or indifference
of many in the larger urban cen-
tres to the problems of the rural
prducer. He stressed. the servke
and other. Costs that enter 'into
the price of many commodities
with little relationto the basic'
cost of the pr6duct and by way
of illustration pointed.. out that
there* is only 2 or 3 cents *ord.),
of wheat in A loaf of bread.
He paved support for the,Fed-,
erationi especiallyfrom those
fellows Who stay , away yet haive
ill the'an.swers to farm problem&
Reeve P. H. Carruthers of Kin „suggested • making ' society'
:re • aware of, farm problem.%
The presentation was made by ,.rnFl
by Reeve Ahren.s of Brant '1 and iebollinf the world at large
agriculture
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loss, after an •address wag read facts
THAT in renewing his Sentinel" th--- --e
Irityre, inspeetor of public.
MC
,the sneaker Others called on
ltivAatli.affllos . Das: , resident
Charles
' • 13racebridge says,
ichobls withi headquarters at' l*melP•ors.. B.
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. &Others anddPthanked
of Wallace Wa,' ern -Unit
subscrktion, 'Go r d o n
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tue,.0. • .• . in a lucky draw: ,
not 104 to.,. miss a aingwiecnIlis-.: forums
PehiltlYtipS' °wrogiainai $,,15.g00 prize
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MAT the're —were 13 tables. at .b3ririhWeina:11Sdtietoweasrtreopforew:nS'sglilvirl'
' son, •Mr. Jahn McIntosh. M.
and Ms. Win. (aid) Hamilton
were unable to be present.,
'THAT the Bruce County Child-
• ren's Aid, Society has launched
• its 1952 campaign, for funds' to.
• assist in the carrying on Of this
work.. A *.county objective of
$5000" has been set,
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THAT a beautiful silirer tray was,
• presented to Warden Ransbury
at the banquet at Tobermory.
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•.Some :Specially purchie4 for this everit.
Ladies' and Misses' Smart Fall Styles /
CLEARING At A DISCOUNT of 20 percent
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TOPS .1FVR VALOE,
A full rangeof men's wOrk
• glovesand mitts. for
fall. and winter.
Don't Miss These
Vool EREY BLANKETS..
144.4 witiinth mid .11144 Weaio.
citainingy.$9495*. SALE PRICE, .6404
ordinai1iy..$850i SALE -PRICE* 60k80 :$649 •
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