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New . shipments in smart continental -styled .. slacks
in easy rugged, -care cotton ' and dress pants
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four school, play Assorted ' colors . and styles, sizes
28 to 38. Prices 'are from ......, $3.95 to $6.95.
Also a good ;atock in boys 8 td . 18 from $2:69
to $5.95 , .
ULLOVERS ,.
In Banlone, Dan-Lons and Man Lons BIack, blue,
red, white, green for the High School. lad' for fall
wearing :' , . . , .. $4.95, $5.95 and .:$6.95
SHIRTS `a • .,
Washable cottons in short sleeve new . styles and
colours, SM -L, a special .buy. at :. ; $2.98 `.
i CoIege Students vers i'. . ��d
re invited to look over our range of suits, cut for
zee career man.
ARTS: `.:..
With tapered : body for slim: natural fit in `. stock
in ' stripesmil plain shades:
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Look over our new ;arrivals in boys pan
and sport. ;shirts.
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In short, roll -up or. long . sleeve in ,plain shades, ..
' 'Shamrock, 0-20.
stripe or pattern by: sizes •�l
Pullovers .and . cardigans in "Kray" wool Mach- •
me -washable . = sizes 14-20 Ban -ton ' cardigans 2
inpullovers ullovers ., ... ' . $4.98 '; and :$3.59 I
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• e Sentinel
THAT Ray Thornton of . Strat-
ford joined The Sentinel staff
on 1Vlond'ay. •
THAT LAC Argus Cline. {of the
RCAF :has been posted .overseas
and will be. stationed in France.
He has .been in the service for
:over three years: .
THAT the 'share -,the -wealth Pot
at a recent Durham bingo,
amounting. to $1159;,, was split
• ithree ways with Mrs . George
Tiffin, of Lucknow one of the
winners. .
.THAT local ,boys' who have com,.
pleted itheir summer cadet
training: at. Caanrp 'Tipl a ash,,
are Roy. Button, Jack Wilgen,,
. Murray • Johnston: and Keith
Loder. • , . •
THAT ' the."Lucknow Women's
Institute . is sponsoring the. �4-1•i
Houtem'al rig Chubcourse,
"What ;Shall I .Wear," ' for.' girls
•• 12 years of age -by September
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THAT ' Dean . McInnis, -i; u resident
of Willowdale and a former
resident. of . Lucknow,. recently
returned from a two week:
vacation. at Mierida, Yuctan:
Province, ,Mexico; It. is :Dean's•
` second visit ;to. Mexaeo. H,e vis-
ited here vast week -end.
THAT the Rev.. J. A.. King of,
St; . Peter's ,Church, attended
theapening service of the
Angl.uan'Congress :at the Map.
le • .Leaf `Gardens, Toronto :on:
• Tuesday' of ' :last' •w{eek. with
115;000 : persons present . for a
Moat' impres ve ceremony,
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8e . �Gpi has beige ,.a
patient : in Winghain.. {hospital
for _over' two weeks. Alctahaugh
Bert Inas been, in : ,frail . health
for a time he a rade avis usual
pi'lgriniage to Greenhill; Ceme-
tery ' early in August t6 place
flowers on the .grave of the late
•Ir. A. G Elliott,. as had been
his custom for fort.'yy ears.' •
THAT Mrs.: Bert. 'Ladd •and her
daughter. Heather. of Palmer-
ston': flew overseas .: this . sum-
,aver on'' a ;..vacation tilt) and
While MEdinburgh Mrs. Ladd
met a Penpal:. pal: with whom . she
has • been corresponding` *since
she : was a •• Grade 8 student at
;Ripley.. • Mrs. Ladd is the for-.'
mer Adeline ' Harris.
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Ages 7 to 14 . Years.
DRESSES,` • ...;.
In easy -care cottons,
'wools and . tartans
BLOUSES •
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arnels, rayon' and .• acetate;
sizes 7..;14.
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THAT Clarence Greer has pur-
° chase the village residence of
Mrs. John ,Ball. 'Preparations .
are
area being made for. the Greer
family' . to move shortly from
the:. fa= in West Wawanosh .to:
their new home Mrs. Hall .re-
Gently, iinoved to the horcne of
her. daughter, Mrs. Win.' Cum-
mings (Eileen), who is now re
sidiing in Owen Sound.
Fancy white in . short or %' .sleeve ,:
Tailored short or long sleeves -- by Shamrock
sizes II -14.
BRUSHED RAYON SHH ITS •
Sizes 8-14 .. ...... . .. ▪ • .: ....... ,
$298
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CORDUROY SKIRTS ' .. '
Brown pr:. red with. 'reversible belts
WBDNFSDAZ . AUG 21s1, 1 63
Fruit Ma
YOUR MAIN INTERSECTION F04DLAND
Fruit Cocktail Sale • 2tins 49c`
Libby,. Fancy Quality. 15 oz. Save To 9c.
Highla. Pride 'Coffee SuIe,lb. 6.5c
Our Exclusive Top Seller. Feature " Price,
Tomato Soup Sale. tins 49c
Heinz, • Rich & Flavourful. 16' oz. Save `I"o> 9c
Fancy Cookie Sale.3:•pkgs.
Supreme, Five: Varieties. Buy Here; :Really Save.
Margarine Super Sale 5 .Ibs. 9
Delmar For Table & Cooking. Save ,To 26c.
rt rs ForCaflniflg ...eachesHead ua a .s�'
Last'. Week's Peach . Safes Exceeded Our Expectations.
Thank : You Mrs. Housewife! We Will Continue To
Offer You The. Very Best Quality At Competitive Prices.
Wye
.Sell For Less.
Phone, L ucknow 528-3420
"Values Effective
August .22�;, , 24.
THAT in 'a ,period of .less than
sten yearn, death .'has taken
several members . of :the Silver-
wood Dairies organization •in.
Lucknow -+- .several, . of `.them
'suddenly. At the risk of omit-
ting some :names the • hist in-
' eludes: J..; C. McNab; , J. R.
McNab, Burt . Roach; :: Wm G.
Webster, Vit R. Howey, Watt
Hamilton, H. 'M.. MacLennan ,&
George. Hassahl,,', a former ears.,
paoyee.
THAT : as a.' gardener the •Pirb-
l;isher certainly has nothing to
brag about, not that we didn't
have a `scihoolsng" in Dad's
garden: But today, between
earwigs;; crab. grass, and the
lack of the necessary 'hysaeal
' 'stan',na we'-ve ",throe in the
towel." Right nowire are ::"har'
Nesting an ail ndant; third
crop of crab grass. On the sub-.
-Jed of weeds, they :seemingly
can't.. be' permanently .discour-
aged:
discour-aged' ' Evidence of this : can be
seen at .the. L'egiori` Hall, . where
,Weeds_ are said to 'have popped
• up through the new phot -mix
'asphalt surface applied this
year in front of the hall.
HARVEST WEATHER
HASBEEN . "CATCHY" •:• .
Faamters..in: ' this " district °with
large acreages, •of grain to har- •
vest are keeping their . fingers
crossed with an • eye do , the 'sky,
and anyearto weather reports;,
which' so often can..be ;:awayoff,
base.
Grain crops " have ` seldom been
better,: and good harvesting' ,pro
,gress wasbeing snadg until last
week when the the .weather 'turned.
wet and 'cold. Fortunately it was •
,cold which aninintized the Chan -i•
ccs of cut grain 'sprouting
There has been . a 'improvement
in . conditions since. Sunday, but
what is needed . is ' warm ary
weather to get the crops 'off, .
SIGNS, AOR :SAIE-"No Tres
passing" , . • "For:_ ` Sale"' :and 'Tor
Rent signs
' avaalalble ab-T1ie •
Lucknow; Sentinel;
THAT Miss Martenie Hunter ha•
•been, appointed Kindergarten (lir.;
eetress . at Riverview Public.
School, London South.,.
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THAT Mrs. Samuel Morrison re-
turned to: Wirigham Hospital
the :end' of the week, after be-
ing hospitalized • for .. three
weeks in :•London •as :a result of
• a .,fracture.' near : ,the hip, re-
sulVing from :a fall: ,The frac-.‘lure' was' "pinned," • avoiding'
the necessity ' of a cant. Mrs.
• M orrison has 'not enjoyed 'good
health for some time, '
THAT Mr, and Mrs. Jahn A.
McMurchy. of Ripley returned
on` Monday of last week from.
a. months vacation •in Western
' Canada,` ;Vancouver/ and Vic-
toria. The . trip was •made to
and from Alberta by train.
They motored from Alberta;•
through the Rockies and back
with Rev. and Mrs. Will. Hus-
ton of 'Camrose, Alberta.
THAT • Kincardine Pavilion was
packed on Friday night: for •a
reception 'for Mr. & Mrs. El-
mer . Srneltzer, ' (Marianne
West), newlyweds, Bob Mc-
" N'ain' of Amber>ley' addressed
the young couple and. J. S.
Robb ,presep'ted thean;with a
gift of money. •
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' AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS.'.
ree Pick -Up, andDelivery Monday and Thursday
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THAT this week's highlight for
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area acongregation,
• vahts • . Witnesses. will be. • a
week -:end at Goderich, 21
' • members of the congregation
have accepted an invitation • to
attend the Sight Kind of Min-
isters' assembly 'in the Gode
' 'rich Meritibrial Arena 'begin -
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ming . Friday, August 23rd, The
Goderich IVfemorial •Arena, will
beconverted into a ,large
Kingdom Hall for. the 'occasion
by Jehovah's Witnesses.
THAT the ,Rev, H. G. Webster,
rector of.,, St. Thomas Church,
Walkerton, will ibe the cele-
brant and preacher at the' Holy
Communion service:, in St
Peter's Church' on Sunday. The
incumbent of St. Peters, the
Rev. J R. King, will assume
Mr. Weebsker's duties ,in Wal-
kerton. Mr. Webster.. ' served.
for • 30 years in the Diocese of
the. Arctic,
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