HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-05-22, Page 8THE LUCKNOW 51 NTINEL, aidKNOW, ONTARIO.
:a hday Accessories
$OLEPROOF' COOLIES—Short, cool, garteiless, s'aug4it-
• ting. Smart patterns,, and plain colors. These ' short socks
wear well •and are comfortable. Sizes 101i, ,11, 11x4. Col-
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_ors:nav and' wine
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BOYS' LONG PANTS -We were very fortunate in .getting
these pants. Cotton tweed, good wearing cloth, Sizes.26-34.
LADIES' BLOUSES- Spring calls' for fresli,..erisp. blouses
to wear with suits or skirts. Sizes 12 to 38.'
PEDEE►,S. • FOOTLETS—Wear Pedeesfor protection and corn-;
fort.;You can wear them bare -legged ' without annoying
irritation, and perspira On,\'or wear them with your stock-
ings and _save those precious`, Nylons. $mall,.. medium and
large.: ;
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2• packages 35e
GRAPE -NUTS FLAKES ,
7 oz, package .10c,
12 , oz. package 15c
POST CORN, TOASTIES
-313ackag8s
PC.KG., 35c 1 lb TIN •25c
For ..Successful .,Baking
Be Sure and :'Get
"Swans Down` and
1 11
For : Delicious Cakes, Pies,
Frostings and Desserts
MINUTE ,GELATINE
paekages
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LADY BOWLERS
HAVE: .ORGANIZED
Meeting. on Friday night,. the
Ladies' Bowling Club held its re=
orgpnizat,ion meeting; with the
retiring president,' Mrs. A W
Hamilton °in• the. chair, Reports of
the' • past, year were presented by,'
Ors: Chas. Cooke, secretary-treas-
urer" and by Mrs. Roy Bfack for'
the games committee. `
The • election ' of officers ,result
ed as follows; President, Mrs.
Wellington Henderson; vice -pies=
idents• Mrs. Roy Black; sec.-treas,,
Mrs. ' Chas, Cooke; games commit-
tee, Mrs, .Temple Clark, Mrs. Wes
Huston:- social committee,' for
June. and July,:: Mrs. A.` Solomon,
Miss' Margaret Rae;.. for ':Aug'ust
'and 'Septeinber Mrs. Chas: Stew-.
ard and ;' Miss Maudie • 'Fisher;,
membership committee, Mrs. A.
"W. Hamilton, Mrs;. R. • J. 'Button;
Mrs. R. C. Robertson and , Mrs.
W. L. , MacKenzie A
Lady .jitney's will be held each
Wednesday afternoon;
RECEIVED FIVE =STITCII. GASH
ME:rFRQ)LVL. OVERSEAS IN BIC'YCLE SPILL
Dave Anderson, son'Of Mr. and When. Bruce Johnston's pet dog`
Mrs. •Fred 'Anderson of Zion, ar Mike, dashed out- in front of
rived' home.. from overseas„ last" his bicycle ori, Friday • evening,'
Wednesday: Dave returned; on the he sent ° B:>i uce' -.hurtling over the
Ile�de France, -but. --his narne_'was-
not- listed,. and' no official word
*was •regeyed: of-his--:arrival,--Dave-
was "overseas for limo: years and
handlebars head first. Xn the-
crash 'landing on, -the • Concrete'
pavement in_, ,front of R J
Moore's, Brace shattered . his
was attached :to the pay ,corps .of . grasses,.. and suffered a • ash' on
the medical services:: his forehead that requir d five
. ve uiider�aent-a rrra a er-. stitches to• close: Incident. 11y, we
p noticed a: couple of days later that: '•
anon some time ago and • was
Bhareverted •triding Sis:':
hospitalized in :England., for sev- . .:
eral .weeks. He plans' to 'complete terr.uNancyced, s trcyLle,.o;
'WEDNESDAY; ',MAY 22nd, 1946
4
Rubber- Soled F�otwear
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That Will,Stand''I''he Wear
• . , And Tear.
FOR , SCHOOL AND PLAY
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Loafers
With .Rub. ber Soles, ;easy to ., slip on; the. Ideal.
tacatioil Shoe. COnie in"lead :ask to see them.
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Dr -WB A t West- nz
University' and. -later to take a Over Two Years In lied
welfare course at Toronto', i7ni-' For, two Years . aid a . ,''math
GRAPE=NUTS'•
versity. , Duncan McCharles has been con -
BAND CONCERT, WELL;,
RECEIVED ON • SATVRDAY1,
fared to jlsed :from phlebitis• and
an infection that broke out in his
leg. The .condition was consider-
- ably improved by penicillin' treat-
ment,' but at present he . is ex -
The 20 -piece' Liucknow High
School 'Bands}udirrg bath boys
and, girls, gave a',splendld band
concert': on . Main Street, on Sat
urday • evening; Their, hour's pro-•
gram included a pelasing variety
of numbers,: and • an appreciative.
audience marvelled pat the pro-
gress thhse _ students, have made
n. developing a musical organiza
periencir'1g a recurreirre--of the
trouble: ,
or the :2
WOOL a PULLOVER .. SWEATER•S
SLACKSiUITS ANDS .S L -
At, .
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This household :has had more
than its -; share ` of. trouble. His
sister,,. Mrs N.= D: MacKenzie, :has,.
.been confined to • bed for .some
time-uvitl3-wear-t ' eaird3tinn;but-
is
butis steadily improving. and expects.
to. Soon -be able to be about.againi
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tion• -that is a'exeditto'themselves'
their leader,.. their school; .sand is
a ,band that the Village tcan well
be' proud;of..
Holiday I'Hours' .At . P. 0.'
:OPENING -NEW GRAVEL -
PIT '.IN'LUCKNOW
-Joe Scott of Ripley is opening
a .new' • gravel :pit :in Liicknow •'
Off Friday, May 24th, the local
Post Office will be - open„ from.
• 8.30 to 9.30 'kn.'. and from 2.30
to:...5.30 . p.m
Which he'.has:purchased from•.Mr.
Alex Mowbray, and Which' form-
erly.belonged to the late Jim Mil-
ler.. The ; Site of the .new --:pit is
at `the: back of :the Cumming. and
Andrew ;properties 'on . "Quality
Hill" overlooking the gore road;
running to .the flag
It is a continuance of, the same,
err bankment that formed the old
"Miller Pit"; ands .which is now
running :out . after providing,• in
the•.past years, many'thousands
of tPons •of' excellent gravel:, '
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-2-lb: package2.5c
"Keep 'em• fed right" �I
OMPSON' S .
FRIENDLY_SERVICE
'RHONE '82 WE 'DELIVER
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• ENGAGEMENTS
Mr and Mrs. ',Johrf-Dahmer•-of
Kincardine wish to announce the
engagement ,of their' 'daughter,
Mildred Irene to Charles Edward'
Burt, son of'Mi .: and Mrs. Charles
Biirt,: of "Holyrood, the wedding
to take place •• the ;early `part of.
June:
1TED Ch�`URCt°,
:LUCKNOW
Rev. 3. W Stewart, B.A., BM.•
Pastor. ` "1 •
ood For,A Chuckles
Got` a' chuck, lehe. other •day
from a practical. joke that a four-
some of early teen age, girls pull-,
ed: on a: local tblbacco"deafer. V a
e`le'phorit-diet inerTeitif e sb` 'e="
conist if; he had. "Prince Albert
t.
i,'tire can?". On' receiving an af-
firmative reply, ' the ' spokeslady
shot back, ) "Better let aiim out", •
ee The New White Plastic 'Purses.
Men's `Ready. to Wear and
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Cambridge ade ' Clothes.
W indbreakers, ' Hats and
Ties'
NOW OPEN FOR: BUSI:NESS
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COLO VVAVING
Machine' .and Machineless.
J ERMANENTS
FINGER WAVING
SUNDAY, „MAY': 26th,; -.1914.
11 a.m.-"A ,Menace to j
Humanity". 1 .
Story:. "My 'Master is Ai-•
;ways In".
-per."Feedrrg the Five'`
Thousand'.
for appointments ,-
Telephone: 125, , Lucknow.
Ration Coupon Dire Dates
--,Cb i §-11- 7 "valid ; ,are "'act ar
preserves 'S1- to S14, butter R;1 to
R9.niea•t M20 to 1V133, The butter
_ration is now five ands ne-t th.
ounces per week.
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