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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ,ONTAiQ;
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111 • FALL MERCHANDISE
■ Is Here Early So You. Can.
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SAVE THE TAX
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We have• had much of the fall season's new I
IIII merchandise shipped in earli this year, so you may -�
■ make these purchases :before the. Provincial Sales.
Tax comes into ' effect on September 1st.
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AI May We Suggest You
DROP IN AND LOOK OVER THE FOLLOWING
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MEN'S WEAR
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■ Coats;; • Dress Pants, Jeans, :Sweaters;:' i' '
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■ • Socks,;; • Pajamas, Corduroy' Pants, •
• Flannel. Shirts, Doeskin Shirts. a Y
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■ : THAT Rev, Gordon Bau1eh. of:
■ Barrie, and a former ' minister
■ At South Kinloss, will be half-
■ day .supply on . Sunday at South
'4; • Kinloss, Lucknow and Dungan '
• . • non Presbyterian Churches,
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By The Sentinel
LADIES WEAR
Sweaters, :: Lingerie, , Nylons, Dresses, is
Hats, . 15% and 100% ,Wool Underwear •`
si Pajamas 'in Flannelette and. Snuggledown. ■
H LD EN' WEAR■ . C SL R
is ▪ —Lined -Jeans Coat Sets, Snow -Suits ,
▪ Corduroy Jean Sets, Cardigans, • Pullovers. ■ •:.
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GIRLS' 8 ; to ' 14 1111EAR E
Bulky
Knit and Bello Cardigans, 'Blouses'',
Lingerie, Shag and Bello') Pullovers '.
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WEARt•,■
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■ Suburban' Coats, Pants,.; Shirts . (waiter cotton)': •; ; •
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■ Corduroy Jeans, Socks... Lined Jeans, ■'
•isPullovers in Bulk Knit Pl ;Lin' or Fancy' Orion.■ ■
■• : AGENT :'FOR •
KINCARDINE CLEANERS
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Free Pick -Up. and -Delivery Monday and Thursday
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PARISH HALL:. .'THAT Mr.: and'Mrs Ross Durnin
; (Lois• Miller),•; newlyweds, were
:honoured at a: , 'reception ' in the.
Legion al
on: Fri•
day, night.
,• Don Gaunt read an address of
best wishes and Don .;Reid pre
sented • the couple with a purse
of money. The address was sign
' ` ed by the two Don's and Gordie
Needham,
,,(Continued.',from Page 1) :
The.: Church, 'he adds, is truly
grateful:,,to those 'who in •the past
have • aided this project, and for
those Who by their work and, or
donations have :at the present as
sisted. "It ,is not the intention . of
:the Committee to :conduct any' 10-'
cal canvass''. of merchants, has . we.:
believe that this -`can '• be einbar
rasifig • as ,Well .as :Undesirable.
HoWever, 'several merchants: and
other citizens have made ;it known;
to us that they , have ` desired ' to
assist, .and to those, who may
•wish , to do so, please contact, .Mr..
Fred McQuillin:. our:treasurer, or
the wardens, and: anysuch free
will donations will be , gratefully
received,"' Mr Wright -Stated, , &
in. conclusion • said, ' "We wish'' to :
thank : The. Lucknow Sentinel;.•.,&;
its Publishers: for their kind su'p
port. and interest. '
Has Thi rd, Lowett
' vPer • Capita Ley •
Figures taken ' from
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the 1960 •.
• 'report on municipal statistics re • '•
veals ,that • Lucknow has the .third '
lowest per capita • levy of towns
and villages' in Bruce. These fig •'
ures are the dollar's' and cents •
'"`taxation levy " on the basis . of "•
,per capita 'of population, ' M=
• Only ,'Mildmay , and w :Tiverton. •
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have a lower figure than. has • :
Lucknow: ' Port Elgin and South;
Is . Your Subscription. Renewed?'
THAT this Saturd ay, thousands
of Scots and others -- will be
attracted to. Fergus for the 16th
'annual staging of the Highland
Games which have made this.;
town internationally famous.
for Scottish splendour,. color
competition, It was such a re-
putation that The Sepoy Town
once .enjoyed ' as the centre of
The . Games. • ,
THAT•Fred Anderson may by a.
good man to know if—you've
lost something. Last week in
the wearing apparel line he.
found a shopping. bag• contain-
ing five : sweaters .and, a .girl's
• :shoe.
THAT w: A. Johnson of Hanover
has been appointed district tax-
:.ation representative '• for • .the.
new Provincial:..Sales, Tax col-
lection in this ,area, and .Sem-
meiiced• his duties, recently,
'THAT the Hoick . Branch. of
Ladies Auxiliary to' ,Canadian
Legion,'. recently' entertained
• • members '.:oaf Auxiliaries from
Brussels; Blyth; Lucknow, to. a
:social evening `;consisting of 'a
•programme, contests and a pen-
:ny 'a'iuction:•• A deligl tfUl even-
ing was 'enjoyed followed' by• a
lovely lunch.' Present. from,
Lucknow were Mrs. 'Tom .An-
derson and Ws:, Ronald For-
ster.. :
THAT applications are currently
being` called for: the. position of
co- rdinator 'for •the • Bruce:
n m rn -.M'
Cut E e e c easure •
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• Cir anzati n E 'wa d b.: Deist
in . 'of Toronto,:wh was 1
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1 : , appointed , ;several months
Y PP
ago to fill. the newly established.
'Office, has; resigned: •Mi . D'eist-
ing addressed the local .`;Lions.
�Caixb . last spring on the work
of this organization,
NWPA. 1961,
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YOUR BARRGAI
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CERE
Save 8c, Co
OD1LAND
ix oFl LTC
es,, .;Special "K"':,
KAM., Luncheon Meat : tins
. , Save 19c New 'Label, New Pack. 12 oz
ICE CREAM SALE, Half -Gallon
Save: 10c. pilverwood's Deluxe.: `
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ESTtVEL . Cookies 2;pkgS..:. 49c
Save '9c. Assorted/Mallo Puffs.:
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KLEENEX Super ;Sale'.6, ., ,..: pkgs. 98t..
Save ..19c. Regular • or Chubby.
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.HEADQUARTERS FOR' FREESTONE'PEACHES
GET YOUR • FAVOURITE VAiRIETY @1VOW .
Values .Effective ` ' ' . ,We. Sell' For s
August 24th 25th,26th- ,q. .Phone.' 119,• Luck: ow
THAT' Mr. and Mfrs. T. C. An
derson of Dungannon, *ho ,ate
oan•-an-extended , tour of West-
ern Canada 'and the States,. are
presently at • Islay, "Alberta,
which is between.Edmonton ' &
Lloydminister.,'While 'much of,
the west has ' suffered from
drought, 'that .part of the Coun-
try has faired` very ' welt, al-
though on August 16th, they
were still haying'.
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THAT we. understand the death
of Tom Cook occurred recently
at Woodstock • at the age : of 78.
Torn: . was well known • in ' th. is
,community and could rbe ' res
pectfully classed as one of those
"character,'" .types,' He . was a
valuable handyman, and a• hardy'.
'soul, who thought • nothing of:
:walking from here, to Kincar�d-
dine • although h :he'd never' .turn
g
e' ' aan expert
down • a' ride H w s p
with a saw and. axe and;' his
: ` services were , in demand : for
bush: 'wort .'•H.e .might' .be. `seen
on .t e: hig# ways and.,byways,..
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night
and day, ;summer., or 'win-
' ter, with the°tools of his: trade,
— his axe''and crosscut saw
slung over his shoulder.:
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THAT Orland,, Richards is a.. pa;
tient in:Victoria Hospital where;
he underwent surgery on Wed.:•
nesday of,' last, week for a. con-
gested "'pancreas condition Or
• land suffered a ,painful seizure
in
the harvest field on Tuesday.
He,was taken to Wingham Hos-
pital and • early Wednesday
:Morningand. taken to' London
:Hospital.as. the extreme pain
continued. His condition.! was •
diagnosed. r and .:surgery ' perr,
formed later that; day. • He
•since• been making `satisfactory:
,'..progress
THAT' P'urdom Love,public re-:
lations• representative for th.e'
.Western .:Fair, /London, paid
his annual call at•. The Sentinel
° on'Monday, The. Western Fair.
opens two . days.. "earlier this"
•' year, ;ori. September 8th'• and,
uns throw h all ' the n
ext
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week: A couple .of feature' at-
• tractions are „the RCMP. inusi
• cal ; ride ,and the June : Taylor •.
dancers formerl eaturerd on
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the Jackie Gleason show. Mr:;
Love„ '.incident ally, :. is a per-
•sonal friend of `Jinn Mitchell, a
former Lucknowite,
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ampton. top he towns,
Figures by municipalities as to.
population: and per capita levies..•
are as follows: ,. '
'. Pop. Levy.
Paisley,,,i Y..r......;. 744. 60.66
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Walkerton 444Yv 3,835 65,16
Kincardine • 2,691.. 65.33,
Port Elgin ..4;..Y.i.YY`.,,13723 76,81
Southamptoti; ...+•Y,44416111 1,716 72.23
Chesley YY4AYYriVi1444111Y3.'1,636 60,21
Lucknow ♦vY4AWY44f1YYICiYY1 1,009 56.1.3`
Teeswater 1444:Y 4 . ,Y,.4 " 895 61.69
Mildmay :. 4Yi4 .836 42:63
Tara °iYYiY YYriYYY 4A r.° Y. 504 64,98 k'
, Ripley :.4..YY:.Y�4e VYiYVY`4r 442 59.61 :
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Lunch' Pails
Laces
Shoe.. Polish
Boys' Ties
Socks
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Boys,' Trousers
Boys' Shirts
Boys' Jackets
Boys' Oxfords:
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School Refills
Pencils`
Pns. (Ball an egular )'
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School 2 and 3 Ring ' Binders
School Bags ,
Pencil. BOXes•
Crayons
Chalk
Ink
Drawing. Books and Paper
Mucilage
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