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THE Lticallow SENTINEL, ' L13CKNOW, ON' ARID
SPRING
is The. Time You Are In .
The Mood for Sewing
ALL WOOL SHEPHERDS CHECK. ,
or suits,skirts or slacks. , fothing smarter for
Wally for SUITING tailors beau- .
pleated skirtsor slacks. 54 inches wide. •
SPUN BUTCHERS 44NEN•7-a rayon and cotton fabric, laun-•
dens, perfectiy, suitable for blouses!, dresses .or skirts.
White only. 50 inches wide.
WOOL SUITING:_J!erring'bone .weave.. Botany •wool finely
• ;woven. Lovely fpr„ ,suits ,or 'shortie coats.' Colors' aqua,.',
dark, cogen, Al*, grey. 36 inches wide.
MEN'S JOCKEY SHORT.,7Empbsis on co.*•comfort and:
perfect fit:and freedomof movement. Sizes small, median
and large.
LADIES. RAYON PA11TTEES with cuff in white and tea rose..
Making Good Recovery •
Donald Simpson,' .youngest, son
of Mrs. A. A. J.,Simspson;f Kinm-
tail,: is making a favorable re-
eY
Dov r from -Serious -4' injuries.
:Donald; who . is employed ' by . the
• Storms Construction Company,
suffered;' a• punctured lung when
die
.fell 23 feet while at; work .in
3i'enio. He .was 41
- , s+�rious con-
dition
dition for a tine, but after' spend
inure than: three weeks in
I�ospital, was,able to return home
and is getting along fine now.
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PSI:BI •LITI .
►N -:VARi, -,
• (By pr. W, V., Johnston)
The Clansmen Club of • Luck
now after ten years of effort in
various .:fields of . welfare have
decided to provide a building for
this community,, which might be.
called( a, community centre, With
this in mind they have purchased
the N.C.O.s' mess at Port Albert'
airport' and a building site behind.
the local post office on 'which to
place it. Alt` the Club's resent
funds, .about $2,500., arer
into this• .and it is estimated that
it Will require possibly $7,500.001
More •to properly, , ' :furnish and i
equip it. "• •
As ' building is only • a'omuch
lumber, bricks, etc. and as such
could be only a burden., Its value
• will ,depend entirely• ori, the use
t� which •it is put: The Clansmen`
feel 'there -is . a. great , need for
•such,: a .community;, centre and
this need,can be met only by' an
organizationincluding represent.,
atives from as many existing sod
. -
--- ieties and groups :as . possible in.
JACWS BARBER. BUSINESS' townships • `
ItHAROLD RITCHIE BURS this village and its• s
tirrounding
• Most:` people When thinking of
° i the activities ...
-Effective the first of the week, that can be.carried
i3
lot
?gAgY: •FOO,0
o c+s
floor Roby Desert
pY1ME AYLintER.
Qupl1 YEGETA8USOuP
:.Harald Litehe took raver
• -CJack
ambarber, 'rber, usiness " 'he".
'sale'.. was completed on •S'aturday.
Harold ° had been ' assisting Jack
•
',This is National.. Baby. Week,
when the: .e .yyes of thenationa ,.
re focussed ori, the m ari,�-
y
'healthful ;and nutritious foods
�- available for. Canadian child-
•
ren. Not .only ly during this week
are;.we of y turning. our attention
t�:the. care
our "Ynoun attention
g
but you wiU find every week
is +Baby Week. at Thompson's
your' 'HEADQUARTERS FOR.
AL :BOY, FOQDS','.,
I Ai
'
..:
Strained Foods
Baby ,
•Quer ,twenty varieties, of
Fruits, Soups , and Vegetables
• anal
Aylmer,
r..
if
Jan „in suh a
c�l wilding think : first
of such :things as a badxniziton
floorping-pong stables . 'and a
gymnasium for our; young • people.
Since the ,end of March, and, bad To •provide. these and other such
been in charge of the, shop since 'facilities is, of course;. along :with
3ack assun'ied.hia' 'now -duties as ca direCio%, one alias.,
lighthouse keeper, at Point Clark However, there: are others,.
slack bought out.:Eldon.' John- I many -,others. A,; rest room 'where:
stop originally, 'but, c1 .Qd°:out its
.shop: upon enlisting during the
war. After :receivinghis discharge
due to a - rheumatic 'condition,: -he
•eventually returned to the barber juke box, ;aroom-where our.eld-
iness by„buying out =West-Hus- `.er1 citizens w' can go for reading.
ton .`two years ago` last February: , or a game of ,checkers,, and . a
Mr.. and -Mrs. Ritchie and Gary, small projection room with its
who had resided in London for' :facilities for showing films • are,
some, bine; Moved here` to . the :all necessities:' A xmoowith
Gammie • Apartments the first :of 'tables, etc., for serving banquets
.the.'rnonth ' 1' , 1 to; groups.' can be readily provided
',along ':: with: sufficieit storage
space for "these tabie's and ':other:
equipment ,:when: riot in' use. ' A,
room where-Suchgroups-as--111.11; is
lovers ,camera ' enthusiasts, , and.
agriculturists can Meet .or be ad7.
Carnation Evaporated Milk
•Bee Hive Corn • Syrup'
NN:utrim Baby .Cereal
- Cream of: Wheat.
Tomato and Fruit Suices
luinlie>, Rennet Powders'
• MOTHERS !
Visit our Baby Food Depart.
Inept' during,. Baby :Week• and
receive a .free tin of . Heinz
Strained Baby •:Food':..' :
ti
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•
MPSOW
The Store of Friendly Service
visitors ` and :shoppers can go . and
take their children 'is 'a necessity..'
A wellequipped kitchen with.
snack bar,,•a dance floor with a 1_
FIRE ..BR'OKE OUT, .AS
FARM HOUSE STRUCK
During -a„,-• very,; severeelectrical
storm Charing the . early hours .of
last Tlzurs.dayIriorning,'tbe, farm
home of Mr.' ;and:, 1Vii's; grdon
Sty ut�ners, Con-;---- 2; -West•--
nosh, was- struck,' and 'destruction
by fire was• narrowly averted:
The radio. was:: burned out, and
the cloth' on `the `.table,' took :fire
' he •`wa
l
1
to t
on
a 'had. caught d
dressed • by visitors can be avail
'TNlDAY,. MAY 19x, 1947
0
in our
CLEARING SALE,
Of Broken Lines In'
WOMEN'S . and , GROING GIRLS' SHOES
Take Advantage of These Savings' Now.
work ShOeS.
For longer wearing .and .better : fitting
work
':.shoes� our stock ,ris complete in. all
the.•best-known makes. Be ready, tostart
tie Spring work; i ' comfortable fitting
, �
work shoes.:!
' .WEST 'POSSIBLE. PRICES
athweli 8 ion
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•
•.SPRING..'' .
•
an . V,i' $SeS
In Misses and half Sizes;
SUMMER PRINTS,
•d
SEERSUCKERS .. :
NuBack *Corsets and Gothic: Brassieres
•4.
ew Sp ing Merchand'i'se for men (including
oats • , Dress Pants,
port Coats-,
• Windbreakers,
Elastic, Braces,
•Plastic Belts and Braces.
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a le INSTITUTE BANQUET.
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(Continued from page 1)
• The building.. to.. be provided,
with., careful: pIa iiiing, o its in -2 she- dl -h `ra d -the
ation. of 'the :Institute from
ter.ior; -can •�be made very suit-
•able, for. these ; varie'd. activities.
It is an H shaped structure' . ritl
and 30''
n each wing 7$, feet long .
i feet wide. and the "con�n, .ecting" sec
discovered.: A handy
papei•,•:when, and 40'feet'lon ':
the.,house ®aided :tion 22' feet wide g
water: supply..` in ..
extinguishing the'!; he Clansmen thou 11 starting
in •. quickly!;. ; '•• thou,
01
leading the way.. in the. plan -
blaze. • ` ning of a community centre.:have
no :intention-, whatever of spon-
csoring all. the :activities it is hops
-' I Said that
concluding her ;remarks . s
the .building is' in place wa. Public:.e . .
. the'.: theme • ``we treasure'the ' past
meeting w�.1s be. called to discuss ,
-.... ;. and_ . fa e the future” fits .'the
am s ` , frame of .mMd•of Institute rnern-
ization comprising as ` many in u
Ripley: Hotel, ,:Sold
The . Royal : Hotel ' hi' , Ripley'
which. bias 'been •in the Wilson
family 'for .ore .than thirty years
g.
" utled
e of
Brussels.
Alvin R
the
to al~ .branch , to the Associated:.
c.,.
a
Women of tk1e' World with
membership of five n-iillion.
A ` violiri'• selection was given
by Dr.. Jarn'e§ Little, accompanied.
,by. Wilfred !Black, they having
played while the folk were gath-
ering for ,the banquet:
Mrs.„. J.- MReid of ;Teeswater;
district • president for the; :,past
ed will be carried ried n there When three�'years, Spoke, briefly .and .in,
••UNITED CIIRJRC•t
LUCKNOW
ev. J. 'W Stewart;" B.A., B.
Fastor
;hV
SUNDAY, MAY 4th;' 194
7`
Story. ;:"The Three Fates'
1215 ° pati. -.--Sunday • School.
p.rii,-"Our. liiritual
Senses":
4 _ •
terester groups as possible,• in" hers..
order -to 'make this building really:
'useful.. An organization justifies
itself only'. in so far as it aids
people to help" themselves ' '
We, will need. all your ideas and
'sameof. your Imoney.,In thinking.,
of this• may we point; out that
we
are; Only beginning to :learn'
what ' can 'be done by : organizd
community effort '..to ',Hake life
more pleasant aand useful' not
only: for -bur youth but also for
; the middle-aged and elderly: •
r -old steers, ti
APAIRO12-eya p.
' pin•g :the scales 'at 3,270 , pounds,.
netted r their 'owner, .Ed Schur
niacher' •of. Culross; $490.50:• .The
price was;, 15ca pound:
•
Square pane*, Contest•
A dance. followed the banquet.••:I
fca-turerl__h. ^s.`:
_dance contest, : in which all tli4>
ladies' ` competing',had • to
stitute Members. There w ere -four •
sets;. one from, `Ashffield, one f► om.:
•St:' Helens.': and • two from< ;Luc.
now the ;prize':going to .the first
:merittioned": •group comprised ofd
Mr..; and iMrs: Elwood D'ennan;•
Mr. `. and Mrs'.: Dave MacKenzie;'
Jirn•.`Little and` Mrs.. Qeoi ge.
; d--ief,': Dave Carruthers and
oe' Vic! n re Cam .MacDonald .
was caller -off:.
A .ride :for 'the.
oldest rrienber`
.p
resent was, w.on, by, Mi _D. HUs
ton, . and; the ;lucky: • u of ,, pri
:went'.: to. Dave' Carruthez s.
1'OUNDATION .GARMENTS
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Corsets ' - Coir►binettes Girdles; Individually Designed.,
`Pric'es from $7.80 up.
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he, Only Woven Wire Stay In The World"" 'A
ISS .K. 1VIcINTOSH; NuBone Representative,
PHONE 84; LUCKN4W
n line with recent .publicity on Lower Prices ,e 'have
a quantity of new Nylon Hose. Get Your' Share
$1 75, Now_- 10.49; $1.50 No* $1..29
he Store, 'Stock.
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now
14.
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