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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
P.I '( IAL;.
For.Friday and Saturday
HOUSE 'DRESSES= --Good quality piint, fast colors, All large;
sizes, 46-52. Special - $1.59
LITTLE GIRLS SLACKS -Blue and white. Size 2, 3 and '4.
Each $1.00
'CORTICELLI. Sylvergleam wool. loz. balls. "White, baby. blue
'trimmings. Size 2, 3 and 4.. Clearing 39c
BOYS' .LONG' PANTS. Ideal for 'sportswear;cuff bottom,
washable. Special ...:.........1.......... . $2:50
ORTICELLI. tl Sylvergleam wool. 1 oz. balls. White, babyblue
- and, pink. Ball '
.;, 2ac
AWNING DUCK. Bright colored • stripes,. chair . width.
Yard
42c
BOYS' BATHING TRUNKS. Wool. $1.00 & $1.35
Bob BOwnian to Broadcast
Bob . Bowman of Brussels, a
• .lea' g figure in Huron. County
co «"' .1,• and • one of . the best
known men inthe district,. will
speak over CKNX, Wingliam,.
-next Friday evening, July 16th,
•at 7.30, urging public support of
the "Stamp Out the U -Boat" cam-
paign now in progress.:
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Stamp Out'
The U -Boat .
Juni 28th .- July 31st
Back up Canada's Sailors on
the U -Boat front, 'with your
purchases, .. of ' .War' 1. Savings
Stamps, this 'month at '
Thon4son's. ••
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`�$ummer
OGILVIE MINUTE . OATS
Fine Rolled' 5 ibs..25c
MAPLE LEAF CHEESE
1/2 lb. box ' . 19v6
2' 1 . loaf ' 69c
Schools Still • Vacant
• The following teachers .have
been re-engaged ' in Dungannon
district schools:- George Cowan,
principal and Miss 1V1ildred An
demon, assistant, in -Dungannon
school; Mrs. Wm. A. Stewart' in
S.S.. No. 6 Ashfield; ,Mrs, T. M.
Durnin yin S.S. No. 16 Ashfield
(Crewe); Miss Tiffin in Cerner_
on'.s school .. ',wanes -hi -1W
Alma, Anderson at, port Albert;
In • .all cases increases in: salary
have . taken place.: U.S.S. No, 17;
West. Wawanosh and S.S. No. 17,
Ashfield, are still without. teach-
ers.
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MONSTER CROWD IN
WINGHAM . (N MONDAY
Although 'it only sprinkled rain
• here on Monday ,it rainedquite
heavily in Wingham at, times and.
.put a 'daiper on the 12th of July
celebration. •
It didn't spoil ,the crowd how-
ever, as thousands of people jam-
med the streets for the parade
Mat was held 'between ' down-
pours, and inwhich 60 lodges took
part. Chief speaker. for the •oc-
.casion was Rt. Wor. Bro.. . J. W.
Carson. of London.
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EBIBOSSED SERVIETTES
oo� 15e
Habitant VEGETABLE SOUP
3 tins
CLOVER LEAF HERRINGS
In :Tomato Sauce Tin • 20c
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WONDERFUL SOAP
5 bars , 19c
For the best .in ' TEA, Drink
FIX WEItDALE - lb. 90e
Highest Quality, Finest Flavor
THOMPSON'S
'PHONE 82 WE DELIVER
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SITTINGS BEING HELD
Sittings of the revising officers
are being .held' in. 'municipalities
in the Huron -Bruce riding this
week and next; for the purpose of,
hearing -complaints or appeals
with '•egards to .,the voters lists
to be .used at the provincial el-
ection in • August.
Presiding officers are Judge T.
M. Costeli o. and Crown Attorney
D. E. Holmes:. • The sittings in
West Wawanosh. and Ashfield
were held 'on Tuesday. and' Wed-
nesday respectively. • Other sitt-
ings in this ,district this week; are'
Huron Township, .Thursday; Kin"-
ur
loss;day.Friday;. &• Lucknow on Sat -
There tk7ere 19084 voters on the.
lists in Huron -Bruce for ,the last
provincial election in 1937..
(omingEventsfl
DANCING AT PARAMOUNT
There . is dancing at Paramount
each Friday night to music by
Carruther'spopular orchestra.
Door prizes;. Admission 35c.
WEDDING BELLS.
�GARNISS--BEST
With palms and roses decorat-
ing the alter • of St.. '7.3arriabas
church, Toronto, • on Saturday;
July 3rd,. Aileen Audrey -Best;
Wobdfield .Rd.., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Best, became.,the
bride of . Jasper Russell Elwood
Garniss, R.C.A.F,, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Garniss, Sherbourne St.
Rev. A. J. Arthur -officiated. The
bride, • given. in °marriage by her
brother-in-law, Win. Menary,
wore a slipper satin gown with
lace bodice and 'slight train. Her
fingertip veil fell from `a halo of
orange blossoms, and she carried
crimson roses... ,The attendants
were all gowned in 'sheer ;with
lace. insets.,, Mrs. E. Menary; a sis-
ter, . as matronof honor in powder
blue,. and Mrs. B. Brand and Mrs
M. McLean,..both Sister's, :and Mrs.
b. Best, a sister-in-law;` in pale.
pink 'and .turquoise:. All , had rnat-
chirig flower. headdresses with'
veils. and ,carried colonial nose -
r l- amiss -was - es
man and ushers were Nick Denis,
Jack Shaw and Frank Garniss.
At tiie King Edward ; Hotel .Mrs..
Best' received in• a dusty pink
crepe with+'corsage of 'roses . and
baby breath,. The mother of the
room assisting, chose navy sheer.
With • white accessories 'and cor-
sage of yellow 'roses'.. The honey-
moon was to Belleville, the .bride
going away in a black andwhite
ensemble with white accessories
and corsage of red. roses.
'kkINLOSS RESIDENT PASSES
The death of Mrs:.. Wni.. Thomp-
son of Con: 10, Kinloss, occurred
in Brant Township last Wednes-
day. Mrs. .Thompson,' • who, was
formerly Elizabeth Geddes, was
in . her 71st 'year. Her 'husband
predeceased •her just six -months
ago.
The :funeral service was",held at
the home . of her,brother- Pr-ed-
'Geddes,South Line, on Saturday
afternoon, with interment in
South Kinloss Cemetery.
Union Church
:SERVICES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev: .3. W. S.tewa,rt, Preacher
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SUNDAY, JULY 18th' "
11 a.m.-Subject, "Drifts".
' .Children's Story -"Bread'
and Roses".
7 P.m. --- Subject, "Hataeh"
DONATIONS TO. GREEK • -
FUND TOTALLED $122.0.0
Donations.' totalling $122. were
forwarded last week to the Greek
War . Relfef Fund at Montreal.
The completelist of donors was
as- follows:
W. G. Andrew
Marion McPherson
Mrs. M. McFarlane
J. H. Pickering
Gordon R.• Taylor
Mrs . Wn. Blake
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$ . 5.0.0
2.00.
1.00
5.00
1.06
5.1u
C. "Thompson:' • 2;O0
V. N. Prest , 2.00
..Mrs. A. E. McKim 5.00
Miss A. McLennan .2.00.
A. P. Stewart. ....... ..:.....
Anna Ross"1.
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., • .,.. '1.00
W. J. Little 2.00•
George- 11. Smith 10.00
Cameron • Bros.,. R.R. 3 '7.0.0
Ed McKenzie ' 2.00,
J. W...Joynt •
Donald-. .,..:... '.6.25
1V.f
cLean2.00
Mary McLean. ��
Belfast School 3.003.75
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Allan E. 1VIeKim 0
Miss R. A. Woods 21.00
Wm. Hornell 500
J. W. Henderson5.00
Mrs. 10.00
Wes. Hudson 2.00
D. . E. Henderson ' • 3.00
John Bushell 4.00
J C. McNab
J. ' R. McNab ' ' 5.00
W. A. Porteous 5.00
5.00.
Agnew's Office. . .
3:110
T•H,URSDAY, JULY 15th, 1943
I SEPOY
Theatre
NOTICE.
There will be a show FRIDAY
and SATURDAY every other
week THROUGH THE SUM-
MER HOLIDAYS.
NO Shaw: This .Week
The foliowin
g is the list of
,shows , and dates for our sum-
mer program.
JULY 23 & 24
"Lady • In A Jam"
Starring Ireene.Dunne .and
Patric .Knowles
AUGUST; 6th and 7th
GEORGE FORMBY in
Turned out nice again,
AUGUST. 20 and 21
'My Sinter Eileen',i,
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Starring Rosalind Russell,
her
Janet 'Blare
CANADIANS PART QF
INVASION. •FORCE
With ,preparations completed
just tw`a.-tshort months after the
Axis were pushed out of North
Africa, the Allies invaded Sicily
on Saturday as the: first major
stepping stone to the European
continent .
Canadians are playing a .Part
in the landings aliong with.. Bri-
• tish and American' troops. .Cas-
ualties • Were' 'reported • as quite
light in •gaining a foothold on the
island and steady: progress is
being made inland and along the
boast. , •
A note of warning is sourfded,
however, that the big; battle for
the island is yet to come.: Cana-
dian troops, are giving a good
account of . themselves, : after,
champing for action during three•.
years of rigid
SEPTEMBER 3 and 4
ABBOTT &. COSTELLO •in
"Pardon. _ y Sarong"
REMEMBER 'NO" '
SHOW THIS WEEK '
IRENE '.DUNNE Ag. THE,
On The Air • °
Reeve J. W. Joynt of Lucknow
spoke over • CKNX Wingham on
gaturday on oche f of the Huron •
Federation of Agriculture.
New.Eresses.
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A NEW SHIPMENT -.OF
SUMMER. DRESSES
JUST ARRIVED: •
• ALL°• ARE OUT AT SPECIAL
PRICES.
ALSO NEW SUMMER HOUSECOATS;' BATHING SUITS
• AND SLACKS,
Pearlman, .LUCknOW, .Ont,
Many Lines of Merchandise Are Becoming _.
ng Mar
Still a Store.. Fu11 0
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