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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-10-26, Page 12PAGE TWELVE' THE :LU :K CW SENTINEL, L•UCKNOW,. ONTARIO . WINTER COMES e o lire ared' LADIES UNDEU.W lAR- Stanfields underwear for. ladies: • Pure wool: vests and panties. Vests no . sleeve or snort sleeve, ' STA'NFIELDS. HEAVY COTTON UNDER'WEAlt—vests arid. p•�aritees.• Nosleeve or short sleeve WOOL ,IJQSE-ladies full' fashioned. wool hose; •Sizes 9i12,, 10; 101/2• Colors,•dusk, and cloud. • BOYS'. ALL WOOL :SWEATERS (Pullovers) --(brown, green and navy: Sizes 2; 4 and 6, • GIRLS -PULLOVER SWEATERS—Sizes zes 8 44 blue, 'or .pink::. BOYS' FANCY PATTERN PULLOVER -Drown and wine: Sizes 26-34: BOYS' FANCY PATTERN. COAT SWFATiERS-Sizes 26.32, BOYS' GOLF . HOSE- . wool, ribbed legs; fancy -;-cuff-,:. Sizes 7-914: TI OMPSON'S 5th Annual 'umpkin Face Contest Open' to all 'children of "Public school, age. Please • bring:.your' pumpkins in on Monday,. Oct. 30th, .Or Tuesday, Oct,' 31st, up to 1.30' p.m: :polisher For . Rent Take .the '.:back -breaking" drudgery out :of floor polish- ing, by renting our ' Johnson Beautiflor .:Electric `Polisher, for as .little as 50c, It gives you gleaming, lus- trous floors in ,a tnininium of •.time, so 'phone 82 today :and.. reserve the polisher, 'for your:. next clean. -up day • " D1 1 -The Store of Friendly , „THAT. Mr, Andersen of the Tire Marshall's Office Spent a couple • of'" days'. in 'town .last week ip- structing members of the .Fire Company • on, -Some of the -fine points in fire fighting. During hia 'stay here the siren was sounded oh ThUraday and Fri- day. -evenings tO bring the .bri- • TH:E SENTINEL • (Continued. from page • 1) THAT an interesting art exhibi ••tion and a 'display ` of ..local pioneer' 'relics , is', to. be seen at. .the Lucknow'High School each evening from .7 .to '9 o'clock.. The public ,is cordially invited. THAT•.. Friday •.'the 113th didn't bring William Orr of Langside any bad' luck,: but it did start him toward the ,80th .milestone:'. Bi1L ,was 79 on 'October .13th ? =--o- THAT John . Hanna, MPTP , who has been i11 for the past few weeks, ,made his first public appearance again on the oc rasion of ' the •official opening last week of Goderch's new arena. THAT ,Mrs. Archie Anderson is improving ;:in health..since 'suf- feriig a' cerebral haemorrhage last, month .She is making her home in '1Vlontreal with her dau' gh , ti za-i " son. —off THAT . the CK.NX.' barn 'dance. broadcast. and ''old-time dance which "followed, drew •`a •full house on Saturday,. night It was sponsored: by the Lucknow•;Ag= ricultural Society .' which` 're- ceived $130 ' as a .30 percent split of the 'proceeds. ' THAT an interesting • evening :is assured , next Monday •.when a public school • •speaking contest will ;:be held' in the Town Hall to `'decide a winner; to compete at, the •County cornpetition• at Paisley.' . . 4j .ENGAGEMENTS. lvtr, and Mrs. Wm. King, Wing, ham,'; wishto announce the en- gagement of their youngest dau- •ghter, Edna. Rose, `to George Lorne. Farrish, son of :- Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Farrish, Ashfield,. The. ,marriage. will take place in .Oct- ober, Mr. and . Mrs. ` Elmer Farrish, Gorrie, announce' the engagement of their daughter, Mildred Emma. to •Mr. Donald' Frederic : eader,' son 'of Mrs:, -,MaryLeade.. Hes peter:,' and the late Mr.. Fre crick Leader • The. wedding will take place in' the 'United Church, G -or -i rie; .Novesnlber 18th 'at ,3,00 o'clock. *TTENDEI) The South Rally of .,the )Bruce • Presbytery Young People's Union.. was held. in Ripley United church on Thursday evening. Those in attendance' from: Lucknow,' were 'Betty.: .Johnston,: ;Marlene ' Mac- Lennan, Carolyn Gibson, Jack McKim; Bob ' Armstrong, Bill Mathers,' Donald. Thompson; Don- ald McNay" and. t r.'.'W . J. 1VIum ford, BORN ;ham General October-' 13th. arvey • :Taylor; BALL'B QUET;;'• tarxo; (Continued from; age. 1') Tory, first paid his 'compliments to the' Legionnaires; and. • especi- ally to the, 'two colored boys'' from Detroit, Hughie :Hall and Luke: Brooks, .'who had ',him 'strikes" On them : when they`:` came' here,` but who 13y their sportsmanship:. were. ' a credit. not' only to Luck - now' but to the W.OA.A. Luke' and Hughie and the; latter's bro- ther were in attendance all tag ged out "fit': to : kill'. They, Made the trip ; .up especially for ' the. banque t 'and were given ..a nous' ing' ovation by the gathering • Tory paid a 'worthy tribute 'to. Chuck. Webster; andstatedhe had talk., • to many ball; • authorities who agreed' .that Chas had : tried the 'ght play in sending 'George: Chi rn.., from. third.. I f .• ,it had e• ire wou • ave' • een ro, 'Gregg ' said --and by t'he burst • of applause 'that interrupt- ed him at this point there was' no. question 'as to 'where Chuck . stood • THAT Miss Margaret Rae as a • delegate' from the' LucknOW Women's 'Institute- 4n.ct Mrs.. Philip :Stewart as • the Feder- ated representative fidin*SOuth Bruce.,. attended , the W.I.' Area etinvention . at Stratford. last YES! WE'VE ,LOW PRICES GALORE! Citrus juices Are bOWn 8ee Our Kew Low Pricei. Aylmer Pumpkin, 28 'oz. Seeded Raisins, '16 oz. 24c i Club House—Mason Jar Peanut Butter, 16 oz. 39c Limited supply Tilbesi Angel Food With Cake Tin roc • • • UCTOI ER 26th., 19.50 ! I rl ►w ,u 0411 a ►9.1MCa4 9+ 1, rua u+ ) EOR .EXCEPTIONAL .V4LUE • LADIES and MEN'S airing popular prices parel -LADIES AND- MEN'S WEAR We have a good .stock in all lines; from Underwear to Topcoats..., one S5 LucknoW, Ont. • 'LADIES Three-quarter Len0h .and Full Length $21.95 ijp They ate Wonderfully warm, Smooth -fitting, designed•to giye weather: Made from °fine cakialry • Or , satin, complete With lu*urious king-size Collar Of'veIvety soft mouton (dSred larnb). Quilted. satin 'Pi. pile lining: fOi. extra warmth. Sterna, Coats—satin or gabardine -sizes 2-6x, 740; 84.4 Sizes 8-14. protection lads NVit)1 ALL WATI...IER PARKA . full. length slide fastener front, shirred' elasti(i TOT -TO -T. EEN and LADIES! WEAR. Phone 89-w Ontario drevi the -largest crowd 'of any , 'game ever played in the' W.O.kA; , 'questioned. if :basefall, back in Hee Goldsmith days, ever drew as this'Series had. In.. conclusign • he urged the Legion not to..lef.,Intermediate 'hockey drep LuCknow .:this. winter. ,Lueknoiv without an in- termedlate hockey team would be. dog Without a head; Coach t.;nuck• webiter, had the crowd in 'stitches: with 'nurrierous aneccidotes *that cropped up clur- :ing the Season,. which at tiines .Was terrificallY • hectic. Charlie gave everYthing hehad, in build- ing the remnants' of an • OrdinarY. , "B" team, aroUnd Hall and* Brooks Others .called on were Cam Phone 20 I tender for the rookie of the year Hereford Corn Beef 49c. This .Is Cheese VeitiVal Time We Have 21 Kinds‘ 6hoose From Factory Cheese Medium 'Yellow , lb: 59c McLareree Imperial .. 72c 'FARM FRESH PRODVCE. 'HALLOWE'EN CANDY'. SPANISH ONIONS piL. cooKING ONION'S' '10 lb, 'pu 396' lb. 35t 1 ac.gui ted Ernie Crawforcl, Convener 'Of ticket selling, s.qtiad;`RtiSs Blitt6 other- in' the '.cirCuit" and Dr:1 the'. Legion,.had done .sorneth and that, Our eoiscired 'friends had dope Something... for Both I-tUghie and Luke expi:t- ed their !pleasure in 'their as§p( ations here, 'and Luke stress6d Was the best sun -inner he 'had was kind enough to let him in the army call, he 'silo' hoped to r. are. now'. stockr: NG INCREASE IN PRICES „S4oes 'definitely will bi higher this Fall.