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Boys' Wear, 8 to 14:
::T -SHIRTS -fresh ' shipments of T-Shirtsin stock,: for ■
a. back-to'•school, 8 to 16 sizes, A good assortment of ■
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7 patterns for early :Shoppers. •
si, SPORT COATS 8 to 18 sizes, 20 to 331/3'%0 off. ■
▪ WINTER COATIS we have received a lot of our i
■ Winter Coats for boys::or this age. If you 'wish to •
• save the sales tax by buying now,, they are in stock. ei
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WEDNESDAXZ ALTG... 16th, 1961
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THAT Mrs. Don McCosh of Pur-
ple Grove and Mrs.' ;Harvey
H ouston of rHoly.rood will be
on the M'Lady show on CKNX
on Friday, August 18th, dis—
cussing,
iscussing• the' 2nd National Con-
vention of the Federated Wo-
men's Institutes of Canada held
,in. Vancouver in June which
they attended.' : '
THAT the CanadianLite Under-
writer's Association in co-op-
eration with' the Saugeen Life
Underwriter's •Association. has.
presented half a dozen books on
' Life Insurance to the Lucknow
. Public Library. The books were,
Back -To -School Wear.w -presented to theme Library . by.
■ '. Bill :Kinahan of West- Wawa
PULLOVERS —` with colour or without, in. Orlon in !
nosh Township, local Sun Life
agent and ' a ..member of , the
Saugeen group..'
m fancy patterns; also Bulky Knits. New styles in this •:
■ `. week.: ,Also . some clearings at '$1..98, originally val
■ ued. at $3:98 and $4.95. ■
A SPECIAL. IN BOYS' JEANS - good strong ,eords
' ■ made by a Canadian manufacturer.' • Good school shade 1
.: of green and others at $3:9.5
.: ALSO . HAVEfew "dozen . 'of Substandards.: ■',
WEALS a'only ■
:; . in the leading shade of : green, . in the same .style . as •
■ above. Very few defects. $1:00 off each pair: ■
!THAT Harold Greer had a pleas-'
ant' chance ,'meeting with Pete
Place of • Montreal in: Pete playede South-
ampton
ampton recently,
'hockey with. Harold, ' 'Porky
Dumart, Milt Schmid and Bob
,Bauer' while ..in . the service and
"Toby" had'' not seen him. since
■'■ 1945; while.: overseas. Mr. Place
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„ was holidaying at;Sauble Beach.
4 • ■' • "Toby' is now 'associated. witl
1Is'1ra'We.r �8 to_ 4�
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• ls ' SWEATERS - new shipments in sweaters for' back
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■ to -school wear in Bulky ' Knits, Shags and Bell -tons. 1;
a: New SCHOOL DRESSES ranging from $2.98/to 6:95 •
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' 1 BLOUSES —good ° selection.for back -t6 -school.. ` wear.. ■
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i' •newvariety iety: of�Nylons °to fit the 1
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■. young. girl : who needs a''slimner: fitting style. Drop in ■
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an ele e. Blankets •
Bob; Bauer as•'manufacturers'
representatives in the electrical
business with headquarters at
Guelph:
'T'HAT young' ' John MacKenzie,:
son Of Mr. • and Mrs. Bob Mac-
Kenzie, accompanied Bill Whar-
ry :to Point: Clark, on Friday
. evening:and while out fishing
they 1'anded . a lovely 5 pound
pickerel which • ,measured •>:22
inches. John was a 'pretty proud
lad. as. he displayed, the catch'
• ,. to 'Lucknow friends on Satur-
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THAT we. hate to 'mention i+t but
• ,a glance, at the ,,calendar.: em-
hasizes that drool o' ens ust
■•:f: r,�:Clearance Sale 0 Summe Items .:
� • ■ Inci'deii�tially •there:•are only/l11
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�' shopping • days before_ ,Christ
.Continues Throughout The • 'Store ■
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■ -`70; x' 90,. ''1:st Quality,' Our , price '$3.99`. ■
• ..MEN'S WINDBREAKERS._ .a.rack at %2 and %3. off •
: WORK, SOCKS ,,: 39c, .2 pair,for- 75c.': r
1. TIES 50c ■
■' PILLOWS a'
special ■ p purchase, allows us to offer 1
• you these.•made from foam chip at $`1 49, eachc• ■
'�: MENS • T-SHIRTS ' end of lines, all. $2.98 & $3:98 ,•
■ vajues. Variety of patterns and. shades, $1`.98. ' ■
1'. BOYS' SLIMS• in. cotton cord.: 'Two, excellent colors,
• dark green; and toast.'Sizes_ 8' to. 14, only ••
■ shades and have a collar Bought at a Cleart.
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THAT the Navy League ;tag day.
held in Luckriow nn 'Saturday
netted; $33:79. The :tag day was
..sponsored. by the Ladies' Aux
iliary to the Canadian Legion,,`
with tagging conducted by Mrs.
Jim' McNaughton, Mrs. Jack
England, Mrs. Chris Cook,
Helen Johnston•. and,', Janet
Cooke.
THAT Harvey Treleaven of Lon-
don and formerly of ,Lucknow
is ' convalescing after . having
undergone, an appendicitis arid
:hernia ' operation recently in
Victoria Hospital: Harvey sold
his billiard ;parlour ,business in
• Loridon several .weeks .ago, and
'had been 'looking' around"• in
Lucknow with a vievri 'to buy-
ing or building a : home:
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YOUR . BARGAIN FOODL,AND
Highland Pride �Co1
Our Exclusive Topp' Seller
THE" Tea.. Bags. pkg.
60 Count Package Save To 8c
e. Ib..
c.ran'ge Juice Sale.
Donald Duck. 48 oz. Save. 13c
Sweet. Mixed Pickles
Rose Brand. 16 oz. Save 11c.
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ins 85c
rs 59c
Mixed Candy Sale ' 2 pkgs
Save 9c. Any 29c pkg. Your choice.
:: HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL ,.FRESH FRUITS.
AND VEGETABLES. Apples, ,Bananas,,
.e�ches Tom Lettuce, • Celery', Peppers.:
tomatoes, ,
Values •Effective
August 17,. 18, 19.,
We Sell for Less
Phone 119; Lucknow
KinIoss Lady :Died.
fter Brief Iflness
On Thursday` August 3rd; 1961.
Margaret ° Lillian Thompson pas
sed away in Kincardine General
Hospital after' a short illness .of
almost three weeks:. `' '
Borne in Huron Township; De
ember: ,20th,. 1897, 'shedwas the
daughter hter. 'of the, late Robert. Wil-
son 'son and Sarah • Harrison.
On December 20th, 1926, she &
Walter, : If: • Thompson were inar
tied. They , lived , on ,the •farm
now occupied by Donald R: Ste
BOYS' T-SHIRTS new arrivals, These are in • four. ■
ance price to: offer :8. to ,14 .sizes to ■
a price,, . you .at
▪ BOYS' WINDBREAKERS =-= a table full of clearing,; ■'
1 sizes, 8 to 18. Only $1:98:' • ■
. YARNS — buy .your winter supply of yarns now,, , All II
lines' are included. 10c
off 'each ball or skein. ■
a LADIES'COTTON
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HOSE 49c 2 pair :for ; 89e► 1,
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THAT in, renewing her Sentinel
•'subscription, Mrs. Wm. Hornell,
of Toronto says she enjoyed
reading of the trip West . as it
brought back ' ixany • ',pleasant.
memories of B.C... Mrs. Hornell,
added;, "So'irnany tell rile Luck -
now has riot changed, but X
find • so few names I seem. to
know after ten years."
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■ a few, shades of broadcloth at this very low price. ■
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AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
THAT • Jim O'Donnell' of the
Beatty. Ladder Factory has been
Off ' Work for. a few days and
on Tuesday went 'to London to
have an examination 'of an old
leg injury., Five years ago, •Jim
injured his shin in a harvest-
ing . accident, which gave hrni
a great deal oftrouble and he
spent, long: periods in", the hos-
pital undergoing surgery and
bone grafting, Jinn has been
comparatively f "tee of trouble
• with the leg the past couple of
years and is taking no 'chalices.
with the present flare up be
coming/ aggravated;
ago when. they: : 'mov'ed to: the.
second': concession of Kinloss '.to:
the farmer' Glen Irwin farm.''
She is survived by, her husband,'
two daughters, (.Wanda) Mrs.
John Evans, . Kincardine Town-
ship; (Donalda). 'Mrs. .Jack Mc-
Lean, Ripley;• and ' one son, Jim
at' -home; •three grandchildren &
two :brothers, 'Walter arid :Jac:
Willison .of Huron' Township. Sh
was . predeceased by . a son Hos;
at the, age.of twos years. •
She was a, member of the Kair
shea Women's`- Institute 'and Luck
now'•":United Church. • Funera
• services , were: conducted by th:
McDonald. fro
Rev. 5..Donald r•
the' MacLennan F,.0 eral• Hortf
Riley and 'interment was iii Kin
p,Y
cardiae: cemetery' •
Pallbearers were' neighbour.
Roy Peter, • Rex.' Stewart, Pete
Dahmer, Leonard Machines; Bus
Ritchie sand Herb' .McQuillan..:
Flower bearers were; friends
neighbours.
wart at Millarton until four ,yea's
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THAT' construction of,' the fram
;work. of St, Peter's Parish•'ha
is presently underway.:
THAT a .pre -fab h'o'use has; .;
"sprung -up" this., week on the
,,corner' of • Outram' 'and" Rose
• .Streets, across.' from K. C. Mur-
•• diets 'home: ,The owner of.the.
new home . is. M:rS. Rae: Bos
df 'Lucknow.. •
THAT Mr. and Mrs./.Jack M
D.onagh are' p1a"nn.ing,t.o.,build
home 'in Lucknow. Some time..
sago. 'Jack: bought. the: corner;
lot at Ross: and Canning' Streets,
south. of:: A. J. Wilson's resi-,'
dence, 'from Mrs. Wm.. Hornell.
of Toronto. -Plans are ' not de-
finite as to. 'when construction `
will start.
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THAT Mr.John O'R.eilly of Mon..
treal .'visited here the latter
part of the week with. Mr and,
Mrs: J.' L. MacMillan, and on
his return was accompanied 'by
Mrs. O'Reilly (Gail MacMil-
lan); 'and two children; •Susan.
and ;Patrick, 'who , have 'been
visiting here ,fora time': await-
ing completion of their new
'hoine in, Montreal. /
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FARMERS an
AIRYME
Having taken over the SURGE MILKER Franchise
for Kincardine, Huron, '.Kinloss, Ashfield, East . and
West .Wawanosh and Colborne Townships, I would
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welcome you consulting us about your mincer needs.:'
omplete LineCf
DAIRY: EQUIPMENT and • DETERGENTS
BUCKET MILKERS, STANCHION PIPE LINES
and BULK TANKS
Same ; `Prompt and Courteous Service As Before!.
N 'MARTIN, Kincardine
YOUR SURGE DEALER—Phone KINCARDINE $6
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Luckno:V
to know:
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sity of• Tc
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m Toronti
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resided in
nowites w
during th:
Iain an
well -man'
family.'
The . hoc
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George, '
and 'a try
Leafs; bud
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the rugge
Morley,
•followed
steps and
ling.; a '•pu
Charles
to.Luckn+
1928, to ei
mess her
each pne
took thei,
• the . rest
courtesy.
• SeptenibE
and men^
`tied on
end' of 0
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vocation
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