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• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,,, 4N'"AR10
REMEMBRANCE: •SERVICE ''
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ere sT quality
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AlTIES
'1. SMOOTH IES
-F,OR .FIT, :COMFORT
ND. -WEAR
We've never offeredlingerie •
,
,packed'with such satisfaction:
Washes and dries like magic. •i`
,Only Nylon ana•only"-LUXITE'
((made by Hole ' :
proofj`givesuch
•value.
ows moor )4a of
CHRISTMAS . CANDY
Public Schools, ; Sunday Schools,
Churches and any Organizations.
--Needing. -Bulk
-•Cared;, We
Supply That Wholesale Price,
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THE MARKET STORE,
=MONTH
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FOR THRIFTY SHOPPERS
Chinese Type Rice
2 lbs. 33c.
Royal York '•Peanut ` Butter.
16 . oz. jar ' 35c
•
Stokely's Custard Pumpkin,
28 oz. tin 2; for 25c
Dare's Peanut Cookies
1.1b 35c
• Stoney, Creek Rhubarb
Solid, pack •pie fruit,
20 OZ. tin 2 for 19c.
•Old. Dutch 'Cleanser
2'• tins • 23c
'Lipton's. Orange Pekoe Tea
10C per 'pound leas
'i lb:. only ' 54c
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•BEAUITIFLOR '•POL4SHER•;
Have 'you takenadvantage of •
our .Beautifier 'Polishing Ser-
vice yet? Without hard work,
and'in , only,, a fraction of the'
tinie, you • can get unsurpassed :'
results in gleaming floor's by
renting; our Johnson's. Electric
Polisher at exceptionally low'?,
cost. Phone 82 for • .details or
drop _ 'into the store • and • see•
this magic machine: that•makes
•it easy to keep ,your floors
at their :gleaming' best'.
If your floors need cleaning,
. too Ke. recommend Johnson's •
Liquid . Cleaning and Polish-
ing 'Wax.. As you,. apply ,the
wax, it removes all dirt, ready
to polish ' to • a ,,clean, long'-
wearing shine. .
Only. ' ,, ,�,. 59c a Pint
HOMPSON'S.
The Store of ; Friendly Service
'PHONE 82. ' WE DELIVER
WON LEGION CAR!
(Continued :f om Ole 1)
Purpose of the draw originally
w�asYto wipe .off- the de7bt'"'the Le�'i
ion`'had. "...incurred in . installing
floodlights .,and ;bleacher : seating
in the park at a cost of approxi-
mately' $2,500.,
All 800 .'tickets, were disposed
of and the ,proceeds have ;wiped
off the 'deficit and • leave the
Legion., .with ',a ' considerable 'bat
=ance that will: be used to',further
some other civic project.`' .
,Ken Cameron was ;lie. 1 pre -
Meter al.. the. ':ticket • sales, .with
the ` close ' co-operation of .Bob
'MacIntosh
• Wilfred McQuillin Was the' man
responsible • f -or ` constructing •and
:painting • the }•ticket- barrel for; the
draw
-The stubs : of all 800 tickets
wee; removed from the books
a'n d •, individually . folded . a n d
stapled .=and 'placed'. •fin the. drum
in the presence :of witnesses. .The.
druin was :then., :lo_oked, with_ the.
key in• the possession of the
president,` until the time of , the
It was planned • to mail official`
receipts to all ticket buyers but
postal regulations prohibit this,
and the N(Legion plea ns•to . publish'
the names of all purchasers and
their .. ticket number . in next
'week's vSentinel. •
Night Was. •Profitable_
.That the draw was well man
aged, and' highlysuccessful : is ' a
certainty, but so were the dancer
and binge• held. -that evening With.
the proceeds netting about '$350.
:The' event Was held in.the :Re-
creational Centre, that w'as pack
ed 'and which again proved that'
this project• wasn't such, a "white
elephant '•,as some folks proph
TiIT RAS.,-NOVEM$EE, l th, 199+
and spiritual qualities which are
absolutely necessary to establish
and ensure peace. •
He dealt with those. four re-
quisites
e-qu sites of faith, hope, courage
and° sacrifice, which Britain's
wear time Premier, W i n st o
Churchill had so often spoken of.
If these qualities were' essential
.during the War, they are now
an re-'-u'cessary than ever: if .:we
are to .be true to those who died,
and if 'we ,are to . prese'vere the
peace, w:•
Christ. • envisioned in. 'mankind:;
4•the establishment ,.of the King=
• dom of .'Heaven ' o earth, , and
:while ,theymay, not have been'.
able to ,.express it, Rev. Mumford
said he Was- confident that those.
who ,laid. cj wI their` lives did so,
for ,such • an :: ideal: Sacrifice is . as
necessary today as it Was' during
the War and the spirit :of those
mem whin died : must, be' the spirit
of those who live after them, he
,concluded.
Place•. Wreaths;
'At' the ,Cenotaph, Rev. Mac-
Donald led ,in prayer 'prior • to the
observance hf ; the tvwo-minute.
`silence.; The following: wreaths
were the ,. placed: Province of,
Ontario,.:', by Allen McTav=
ish, Who lost. a son in Italy; Vi11
.age; :of: 1,,ucknekv,. by J. C.: McN'ab;
Legion byRio!bert• M•aclntosh,
president of the Branch;:' A'uxih
Branen_p_resident,
M,rs. Roy Black; W en's Inti=
.tute by the .presidenMrs. A. J.
Wilson , and' the • Business Men's
Association by Ger on 'Fisher.
a:post . and', reveille; Was
The last
d, ,
sounded;'by. P. W. Hoag; .Morley
Chin and'',Geerge':Anderson and.
Frank 'Macicenzie'tplayed the La-'
ment On the, pipes,
Georgie ' ' Whitby w as., parade
marshal' and. the : Legion• `color
party., was comprised 20i Jack
Cooke,: George': Hassel,.• Lane.
•Gardner; Harold Ritchie and C1i•f'
'Crawford 1V46. ;Clair' .Johnston
Was 'the Auxiliary flag 'bearer
and for- the Scouts and Cubs it
was • Donald Stewart; •Billy` Math.----
ers•.and Bdblby - Johnston
The Girl' -Guide.•' organizations.
were in chargeof Mrs. Harvey'
Hall, • Helen. Fosythe, -Jane Hor-
nell ' and Gladys Gibson, .°The
Scouts' . were ; under- 'the. leader-
.ship of Stuart -Collyer and 'Sandy
Rider, and 'the Cuba. were in
charge of Elmer .Umbach and II;
D. Thompson. '
,Following' the :service at the
• Cenotapl ; `Legion Members' con
eluded:one of the most impressive-
$emeinbrance-Day - -services--by
holding • decoration ;ceremonies ;at
both Kinloss . and. Greenhill Cern-
eteries:
for „Christmas
Sweaters
Blouses
Lingerie
Handkerchiefs
Towels
Socks
' Belts*
Pyjamas•,,••
;'Sport ^.Shirts.•
Scarves
Ski: Jackets
Hosiery
Housecoats"
Pillow Cases:•
Ties;
Braces •
Nightgowns'
Parkas
Gloves
. Skirts: •
Handbags
Dresses
Blankets
Shirts.. •
' Garters:
Underwear
Smoking Jackets
LADIES' AND .MEN'S WEAR
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.BE, RREPARED
FOR ..
WINTER. ;WEATHER AHEAD
Finest 'Qtality, ''Guaranteed
y 'Canada's Leading Makers'.
CHILD'S'.PULL-ONS
Child's ' All, Rubber
Pull -Ons .inblack,'.
brown or red ......: $2.19'
RUBBER OVERSHOES,
All Rubber. Buckled
Overshoes,
Men's sizes, 5-12' $4.25.
Boy's sizes, 1-5 $3.59.
Missse'' sizes, 121/2-
3 $2.69
Childs' sizes, 6-12 $2.45
MEN'S
RUBBER BOOTS
with . insoles,,
At , $3:25, $3.50, $4.25,
'ZIPPER :OVERSHOES
Men's Wool Jersey zip-
per._Overshoes.,,.=$4.25 '
• .
AVIATION BOOTS
Men's : all rubber avia-
tion boots,,:slide fasten
er, : heavy . lining:`,
Priced ' $9.50 up
WOMEN'S SPLASHERS
Women's all :rubber /
Splashers with conceal
ed :. slide fastener, black
or brown: $3,95 .,
WOMEN'S
VELVET OVERSHOE S
Laced:.nor: concealed •
slide. fastener
$4.95, to $5.95
Sr4o BOOTS .;.
Women's all rubber ,Sao.
Boots .• fur cliff; for `ovet'
shoes, in black -or brown,
warmly, :;lined $4.95
CLOTH:. OVERSHOES •
Men's 4-bkle. $4.35.
Men's 2-bkle. ; $3.35
WOMEN'S PULL -OQNS
Women's all rubber •
Shading ' lined: Pull -;On,
steel shank, renioveable'
insole, black, or brown •
Price ......,... '$6.50, $9.50'
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•Nickle bingo.. proved popular as
seating accomodation was: 'taxed
throughout theevening for prizes
of'. chickens and household appli-'
ances.
The north wing dance floor had
been sanded prior to theevent,
and 'a partition removed •to' en-
large, the floor space, to. the en-
tire satisfaction of the;' dance
crowd, Music . was supplied by.
Farrier's` orchestra. • •
A: well 'patronizedlunch count-
er was ' operated by' the. Ladies
Auxiliary in the spacious kitchen
of the ,Recreational Centre.
We wish to '. take thiso' portunity of ` thanking ' you for
your. patronage, . and to appreciation, we ` would
like :'to pass this saving ' :on' to you.
rem November 15th to November 26th,. inclusive,.' we are
offering all;:, merchandise in our ' Store ' at; `a
Discount
ay we suggest that you take advents e of this of feri
and do your Christmas Shopping now. '• ' ',
pedal group'of Trav-ellers'` Samples' in Snow -Suits and
• Coat Sets on sale at 20. percent,. discount.
ASHTON'S Tot -To -Teen anadies' ..
NEW ' BLANKETS, CAR RUGS,
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WARM . WOOL BLANKETS
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BED THROW BLANKETS
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