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THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, . Li.JPIOTQW, ONTARIO,
PLAY -SUIT AND SKIRT ENSEMBLES
Be one :,step ,.'ahead o,. the hot weather with a
versatile and 'flattering play suit
Sets consist of; (1I) . Sleeveless blouse, shorts and
skirt; (2) Blouse and pedal -pusher;' (3) Blouse.'
,skirt, shorts and" slirn.
NEW 1960 SWIMSUITS
Beautifully .styled and, in'
"Catalina"
Others at , ., °. ►
ally latest: shades • by
$8.95 to $14.95`
.:
V. $6.95
NEW SUMMER; HANDBAGS
• White'?or beige in.plastic'calf at $2.98 -
raffia. straw type, at :., . a . . $2.98
Y' SLEEVELESS BLOUSES: White:
SHORTS" ,
4 ,
CRINOLINES'
:With or ,;without .hoops.. , y $2.98 and up.
:SLIMS
DRESSE i"
an River. 'Gingharns, 14 /2-241/2 ; 12-20 at 6.95
LOVELY •GOTI"ONS
• Shirtmnaker, arid fussy, styles ,=--, printed and. plain,
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st 1es for afternoon and evening wear • with
full or sheath 'skirts;
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE. CLEANERS
1+kes Pick -117p - and , Delivery' Monday and Thuraday R
LADIES' and MEN'S WEAR
THAT there; wall .;be no service
at'' St Peters ;Anglican. Church
on • Sunday as the' congregation
is . invited to attend the anni
versary service at 'St: Pauls
church, Ripley.
THAT Joan . Crawford, daughter
of Mr. and rs Cliff Craw-
ford, 'has' ` cam feted a:,'business
course at, Wells, Academy and
after 'spending • the> week -end'
here, returned to London
where she.. has < a position: at
the :General Motors Acceptance
'Corporation.
THAT "many in: this ;':conlmuh ty
'.who ,knew Nels ,Hill were: sad-
defied to learn . of his .sudden
'death mea car .accident Sunday
morning Among many :Other
• activities, he was '•a• Interna
tional Counsellot'`af the Lions'
and''about a month ago visited.
the Lucknow:. Club ;requesting.
their support for" a 'bed .pillow
public . 'address system at the
Huron County Hon'ie For The
Aged
THAT •:Mrs.• Harold Treleaven 8&'
her ; daughter, •Miss. Rutli Tre-
leaven. left last' . week !'or 'Ed-
monton 'to visit with the: for,
mer's ".daughter,. ' 'Mrs. Frank
';MacKenzie' (Margaret) and Mr
• MacKenzie : Ruth .graduates ,ins.
June froni'Western ,University
and will returl to commence a
summer course i inJuly, prior
to ;joining the staff of South'
LondonQllergiate in Septem-.
THAT Eimer Ilunbach recently.
• `- tendered his resignation • as
organist, at theh' United Church;
effectixre. the end `' of, June
SHOWER IN ASHFIEID
FOR ' SATURDAY BRIDE.
A"sllower for Miss Betty Swan
was held 'recently at the home:. of
Mrs. Peter Cook •for friends' and
relatives. •
The living tooth was ; decorart-
'elf 'With pink and white stream=
ers and the following program
.was enjoyed and was arranged
by Mrs " Charles McDonald: '!Ad-
vice to the Bride'` was "given by
Mrs. McDonald and .readings by
Mrs.. . Leonard Phillips, Mrs.
•' ` Wesley Holland' and Mrs, Wm.
Humphrey. ' A mock .wedding
took. place and two contests'wer
conducted by Mrs, Keith Cran-
ston bringing a very enjoyable
'program to an end. Betty thank..
ed everyone, for ° their lovel
gifts and invited all 'to see he
' ,rr trousseau at her home in Bervie
Lunch Was served.
THAT. -Monday' hdliday splay, hob
with' the publishing business,
and although we were on the:
•.job much .of the day, are : pub=
lishing only • •a 10=page paper
this' ,week; • the , smallest:' for;
same time:.
THAT Nancy Lou Hewat, claw -
ter of- Mr and. Mrs.:, William'
Hewat ` of Vancouver, visited
here at the end. of •tlie week
• at the .home of her grandmo-.
• ther, • Mrs. R. . H. Thompson.
Nancy flew East, with . a ;brief
stop over ;beforecontinuing to.
Montreal *here .she will ,take
a course as ; airline stewardess. ".
SEE •BY.'TH'
SENTI NEL
THAT it's "tulip time at the
Beatty ,,Ladder Factory with a
beautiful row of red blooms
all 'along ; the front ' 'of the
bu ldmg. Throughout the Vil-
lage in'., •general, tulips: are
more 'in evidence 'this spring;
than. possibly • _ ever:' before as
evidence of results being.
achieved by the Horticultural
Society..'
THAT 'young John • Button,'. who
had both legs broken in a
highway mishap • is progressing
satisfactorily. ; ' The ' 4=year-old'
lad has both legs in ;traction,
but is quite, happy .in the :hos
pital vv'iere he• will be a .pati
ent for about three. months.
THAT.' a .....bus trip . for • Huron
County Holstein • breeders . and
their wives has been . arranged
for Friday. The destination is
Brantford and Woodstock,, Eld-
•on Bradley, 'Harold Gaunt and
Vernon : Hunter are local mem:
bets of the bus committee.The
bus is being supplied by Al-
lan Heed..
snow
YOUR BARGAIN
91.
WElaNESI04Y,, MAY 25th, 190
Fruit
FOODLAND.
SODA CRACKER SALE,
Premium Salted or Plain. Feature. Pound 31 C
FRESH PINEAPPLE FOR 'CANNING•
Sweet Cuban Fruit, Goad. Size.
INSTANT COFFEE SALE. Save 25c.
Mother Parker, Large 6 oz. Bargain.:',
for 99c
ROBIN HOOD OATS. Regularly: 67c
With Free Place Mat. 3' Ib. Pkg. Special. Each 9c
SKIM MILK POWDER SALE. Save;24c.
89c
Silverwood's Handl-Milk. Large r 12 ' qt. Pkg. •
A SPECIAL FEATURE -- JUST FOR YOU
WHEN: YOU PURCHASE HALF GALLON
SILVERWOOD'S. °DELUXE ICE, .CREAM AT
REGULAR PRICE YOU CAN GET A FULL PINT'
OF E�"FAVORITE" ICE, CREAM 'FOR 15c.'
Values Effective We' Sell For "Less
' May 26; 27, 28. Phone 119, Luckaow
THAT women' teachers, 'at the
Lucknow '.PublicSchool. and in
Kinloss and Huron Township
were, among thosewho attend
ed the annual. spring'',,banquet
of the ,Kincardine Unit of tfie.
Federation) of Women Teach:
-
ere. Association of Ontario ..'
held in the • Ripley Legion" Hall
•on Thursday.: Speaker at the
Meeting *as Z.: K., sWaidie. of
Walkerton,' public school • in
spector " for this:' areal who,
spoke: on Reading. Skills, • .'
CONSIGNMENT
THAT ,Allan • BFB• :Qiaance, age 45
of- Staffa, son': of R. B Quance
of Lucknow, died suddenly
from a heart attack ;last, week.';
Burial took. place last Tuesday,
•at Staffa. Mr. Quau<ce was' an
apiarist �. and . a Bee • inspector
',for Perth County', He .leaves •a
wife and:son: •'
THAT: Harold: 'Elphick was in
_collision with a cow owned by.
Pearl . Carter, early Monday
morning on the County 'Road
north of the. Village, between
the, railway 'eros ing and'' the
Second 'Concession Ther 'cow,,
' due'' to ,freshen soon,. was kil-:
• led in the accident and: Har-'
old's • car was damaged ` con
• siderably and had to be towed
'. 'to . town ,for.'repairs. ' '
,THAT more .than fifty members.
of the local Masonic Order. at-'
`''tended :-divine service.' in the'
United ;Church on • Sunday
morning. A • rain shower clear-
ed in time to let they members
march to'church,: and in spite
of a threatenin'g::'sky ' only ,a
. few drops fell `during the .re
turn march; to the : lodge' room:
Kenneth' Cameron is Master of
Old' .,Light, and W. A. Porteous
was in charge of the parade, ,
THAT Bill 'Hunter has reason'
. to remember the 13th , anni-
versary . 'of • his entry 'into' the
Service station business.' He'
went. fishing one night last
week and before doing ' so,
• changed his trouser. s . at the
garage, leaving his keys in the.
trousers he left behind: It
• looked as if he was going
g to have to :break into ,his
e service station by way of
commemorating his 13th anni«,
versary, until they'got the
idea' of hoisting youqg son,r
y' Dale, up and through a little
r
Made-to-order window iri the
. garage, :and thus let. Dad • into
the. building,
WASHING MACH-IINE'S
• BEDROOM FURNITURE
BICYCLES
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ri
Iternoon
at 1,30 pan:,
TABLES SEWING. MACHINE
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
PET'S CLOTHING,
Foresters
,(.Part. Proceeds.. For Cancer, Society)
Ont
least Out. Your -Basements and Attics.
Convert the Dust Catchers into Cas
_EOR• EARLY CONSIGNMENTS:
PI7IONE ;104 LUCKNOW or 68.r-17 DUNGANNON
SMALL COMMISSION
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TERMS CASH
ALLAN MacINTYRE, Aiuctioneet,
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