The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-04-10, Page 16T LVOKNOW SEN'IL'E, " UCKNOW, ONTARIO
SuitS
luattirt S1 ahaility to ' spring. 'Beautiful
suits int carefree wrinkle -resistant dou,"ble,
In fashion's ne+west'shades, sizes 10-18.
'SPring. Millinery...
See: 'our .array; of carefully chosen hats,
featuring the very newest trends .4 fabrics •
colours... Cloches, Pillboxes, sailors and
the soft dressy ghats. To complement your
new hat -matching GLOVES and SCARVES'
HANDBAGSpriced from $2.98 to . $598
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New Dresses...
Just. arrived .-r- a large Sbllmlent 'of, 'new
dresses for spring.. and summer - linens
in 2=piece , suits . and other • styles, some
featuring jackets, arnels,. cottons,' printed.
silks, boucles,cotton boucles. ".
Coats . .
'DoubleDuty Coats: for = rail'! or aunt: (Immune
to. rain.- priced from $15.95
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Trench Coats . in natural shade, sis length in
ue+west--colours-• , ,dashing•••--rever1;es.
Men's and Young Men's
TWO TROUSER' ' ALL -WOOL•
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Suiis •
* In our selection you'll find one far .busi-
ness,' dress -up, travel and bollege.
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In patterns and plains
New -patterns includesmall: and medium
* Mednutn greys, . browns, blues -
* Trim fitting 2 -and -3 button • models,
36 to 44..
* Regular and Tall. fittings
2Trouser Suits $59495, : $69.95, $79;95
For . Boys. oo•
Ages 6 to 18`
New shipment. of Suits this .week provide
a wide selection of plains and neat patterns.
2 -Trouser Suits 1 pant continental and :
tie other regular tyle $22.95 to $29.95 •
Youths , from. $32.95 to $42.95 .
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BRING Cl
',FOR. THE; LITTLER TOTS
Bonnet and " Coasts Sets
•Cr rdurc y
Velvets
$6.95
• $7.95,
Woo(,. $9.95 to $12.95,
Laminated ,
Sizes 9, X12, 18 and ?4 months: `
Sizes 1, 2, 3 and 3x
assortment of shades and styles.
,$12.95
.MEN'S.' ENEE4771H: REVERSIBLE .
Topcoats •:p ., 29.95
• Handsome shadow checks in acetate-
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and,-+v'iseose on one side.
?lain shades in cotton -and -rayon orb
the othersid `'
' Pattern side (with f lad ,pockets, plain.
Side with slash pockets'
**' Brown,; green, blue or !grey,, 36 to 44
Other, _all-weather coats ' at $17.95; , 04.95
Wool fabric 'coats : in, • check patterns
from .:,., .,. ' $24.95 '.,to $39 95
For Boys. Too! •
All Weather Top Coats, sizes 8 to 18 'at' '
$14.95 4 to 6x •at '$12.95., •
WEDIV-SDAYk APRIL
10,
19$a
Sport Coats...:
MEN'S - A variety of favorite patterns:'
' Sizes . 36' to 42 „ $19.95; to $39.95
Matching ; Trousers
100% Wool !Worsted Flannel . .
Includarng :,the new Permanently creased,
wear them, 'pack them, " the trouser
crease is m to . stay:. sizes . 30' to 46
514.95 to $19.95 :.
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In acetateand viscose (fabrics with the
new slimmer took $T95"t $995-'
indbreakers.'.:
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New laminated styles in. camel, green,
,brown, blue and gold,: in.
. 36 to 46.
Men's ' ` $8.95 to $1995"
Boys' .8 , to 16 ' $6.95: to '511:95
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irls' Laminated_Coats-
High 'style Pram
laminated .in plain
10; _ 12 • and' 14,
peach and - green..
Priced :/from,,
In -4 to 6x from
top'' •to hemline!; Rani'
' or pattern: Sizes • 7, 8,
Turquoise, beige, camel,
512.95 to :$19.95
$9.95 to $14.95
New Spring Ilais
HATS
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For both "age groups.
51.98 and. up
HANDBAGS, 4 to, 6x 69e
HANDBAGS, 8 to 14 98c
BASEMENT
S!KL
Sg .Coats, '/3 V o
Sizes 8 to 14 and 4 to ex
ALSO . A NUMBER : OF LADIES COATS
AGENT FOR. KINCARDINE. CLEANERS
free Pick -UP and' Delivery Monday and Thursday
!.!dies': and Men's.:
'Scout Paper Collection,
Thursday, Apri18.
n
THURSDAY
Until 6:00 .p.m-
SATURDAY
Until 10:00 p.m.
(This Week Only)
He "You're the only. girl, I've
ever loved."
She: `Beginners! Beginners!.
A11.1 ever get .are beginners!"
ALFALFA
SEED
Canad� No.
Product / of Argentine
," ED"
SEED IS CwRO-COATS
This is a . chefnical treat-
ment for' protection against
.seed and soil borne' dis-
eases,•
$28.75 per bu:
D. R. FINLAYSON
Lucknow Phone 5 ' .8',2.903
Raised Over
000 Last Year
Luckriow Women's Institute
held `their annual meeting on
F i'iiday, April 5th in the : ,Meet-
ing room .at the Town.' Hall, with
1f rs. It L; , 'MacMillan ' pres'id.ing,.
Excellent .rapasrts were given
from • all •standing eomnmrittee
conveners who had provided in-
teresting, • 'Mrs:
. •throughout
'the • years. Mrs: P: $tewart gave
a . good', report on the District
directors 'meeting' held at 1(n-
1 oujgh an< • brought some, new
ideas' for 1963. .•
Mrs. A. J. Wilson , gave the
secretary -treasurer's ,report stat-
ing over $1';000 had been . raised
in 1962, Roll call was answered
by paying of fees Miss Mrary
MacLeod ' waw a.ppointed curator
: for the ,local branch,.
Mrs N, J :VMacKenzie reported
falr the nornvnating; , ..c *x .ttee,
•the officers .for 196.2.63 being as
follows. ?`
President, Mrs. J L. '. Mac1Vld1-
lasnr; • 1st. vice Pres., . Mrs. G. Whit-
by;. 2nd. vice • pres , Mrs.' O.
Brooks; sec.-treas.? Mrs. A. •d
Wilson;. pianistij, Mrs :G, Mac.
Diarmid, distriat , director,' Mrs.
P. S. Stewart alternate district•,
dir etor ; Mrs. 'G. 'Pinter; Cheerio
Committee, . Miry: , E, Barkwell,
Mrs, . G. MacDonald; auditors,"
Miss • .Liella:' 4Fur.Layson, Mrs,
Sproule; r Federated Nevus, Mrs,.
E. Backwell;. Instiitute . directors,
: : J. Adams, Mrs. N..J.-Mac-
Kenzie,
, Mac -Kenzie, Mrs.. R. Fisher;, Standing
Committee conveners: Agricul-
ture and . Canadian :Industries,
Mrs.' f 12ila;er, H +sborical Re-
search, Mrs" • N J. 1VtacKen e,
Pu,blie Relations, :Ars A.- Mac. -
Nay; Citizenship and Education,
Mrs, G.
Sa•u.ri�d�e: s; :F1 me F�on�o-
micas " and Health, Mrs. J. Em-
merson; Res.alutions, Mrs, W, F.
MaeDona,l&
vIm•, Salkeld made the• motion
to accept `all ;;reports as read • amd
expressed appreciation to. ,Mrs.
JHA :M,aeMillan and all the officers
for their wdrk during the. year,
ucknow
Fruit
YOUR MAIN INTERSECTION , FOODLAND
Dessert Peasn Sale . 2 tiny
York Brand„,- Choice. .Quality,. -Save.'
SockeyeSalmon Sale 73/4 .. az� .
Maple
Leaf Brand. Save "Tin, Bargain.
Strained Baby Food Sae 1 tins..
Heinz Infant. 5 oz. Save , : To 15c. Feature..
Murma-JeI Jam Sale ; 4: ars: $1
Shirriff's Orange -Rasp. and Orange -Strawberry. 9 . oz.
Ice Cream Sw.per.Sak.,: '/2-ga
Silverwood's 'DeLuxe.: Bargain. Save .10c.
HEADQUARTERS • FOR ALL . YOUR GARDENING
NEEDS; .SEEDS, POTATOES, DUTCH SETS,
MULTIPLIERS, GRASS SEED, VIGOR() ETC.
Phone ,Lucke _ Values Effective.
528-3420 April: 10, 11, 13.
Scout Paper Collection,: Thursday, April 18
he Sentinel
THAT James' Reidd, ,formerly of
thiscomrnun ty, and ;' of . Kin
'caradine, ' has purchased ,the
Frosty Custard -stand at Strat-
ford; owned.by.�A1f •Lockerid+ge
of Wingharis
% fjrf
THAT Joafr' Aitchison, '18 -year
old laughter ' of Sgt. and Mrs
A, G: Aitchison .'of Kingston,
had the misfortune to fracture
abone in cher 'leg in 'stepping
Oft a bus, !bu't is now able to
get about with a walking: cast:
THAT the ` Induetri+al• Hockey
League, finals :' were decided
in one game last week 'because-
mild
.becaause-
mild weather made it '.in:piac-
tical . to try., to keep ice in
the arena. In this • sudden death
fixture High School edged..
Ho1yr..00d: by • a 5-3 score,
1 THAT Mrs.. Gordon Morrison
I .and their turn son and daugh-
ter, arridved home the •latter
+part of . the week from Wing-
ham, Hospital; At time. of
• wra:ting . the names were still
undecided This is the second
set of twins in the Morrison;
'family;;•Ralph and Roger.' will
be five, iii. July.. •
THAT. Goderioh .Collegiate :In-
stitute auditorium. andgyyni-.
inasium was filled to . 'overs.,
'flowing on Saturda r . to hear,
in. address .by, Prime • Minister
The -Hon, ',John' Diefeiifbaker"
Unlike many canvpaign meet -
there was no booing. or
acted as installing officer. The
Meeting closed with- the Institute
A bountiful Pot: Lutik. supper
was enjoyed by all;
Today's *underPrivileged child
is one 'Whb has to glare the
THAT Aiton Adams of ` .W,uriglharn '
-has ,announced' the closing of
the Lyceuim, •Theatre . 'offeotive
:last. ,week.
THAT .:Jack Henderson has been
a•,b sy referee. 'thi's . !past wun-
iter Wiling 112 gimes dn. .the.,.
IndUstrial and W.O.A.A.
1nie, and. Jack has ibeen
ed to wind:,ulp tth year -at-
the Easter ,, Pee Wee tchirna
anent .. .at C�+oodlerican
THAT
Blair ' Redm. pond of . West
',Wawanosh, 'a Sitede4vt at Strait,
ford Teachers' College; .iss
week attending:°a seience .school
ter Grade 6. Students,. w►hiCh
is held on TBronte' Island. He
was one : of 1!8 students • `frown
'the 'coll'ege . chose1i. to attend
this sea -tool.
'THAT . Deborah ' Lynn, '4 -anon
tis -old daughter of Mr , and
Mrs. Eldon Wraith,. was ,tap
•. !fixed on Sunday mc+rnning. sn
the : United Church by .: -Rev
H. W. Str+app: 1�I:r.' 'Wilfred
Brennan, clerk of session, pre
sented •:the baptismal . certifi. •
cate. , •
THAT 'a .rubbage pile tire at the
' rear of Montgomery's garage
on Saturday morning was the
cause ef tire alarm, Sparks
the south .Of the sta:ndpipe and
the' *dry*, grass toWardS .
.harne of Alex' Hackett, *The
fire was 'beaten dut .before. the
fire truck arrived,
THAT Guides' and :gcOuts' are.
itigs and *ill again appreciate
forts receive,: The Guides are
taking • ,"Cookie Day", omders
for deliVery on May llth, and
.'the 'Scouts,' are Planning for
their EaSTer .holiday waste
paper collectieri on -Thursday,
April 18th , in, bah LuCknow
and Dungannon.
' has been .engaged As. prinCiPal
of ,Milverton DiStrici 'High
,thieceeding M.D.:,
Kirk was !principal at tstck-
no* before going to gamier, ,
er 'members of the MilVerton
. staff' have 'resigned, including
Mrs, J. V. Wilshire who OA.
in Lucknow'fOr trait of a tem;
THAT, while. being interviewed .
CBC playoff hoCkey game Sun -
,head of, .the Detroit Red Wings'
°..farrn Wtein, in commenting
on the 'future Red Wing play -
era Said, ":1 ,believe We, have' ,
Iwo of •the ibetter junfior pros- .•
. 'peas in Canada, Pit MArtin
and Paul Henderson." .A8 niost
Nnet Henderson of Luckitow.