HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-07-01, Page 12imaz TWELVE
=IX 14 =NOW SENTINEL.: laiTer•KNOW, ONTARIO
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WED.1111iPD4Y, MAX lst. 1959,
in a
SLEEVELESS PRINT DRESS
We have Many attractive styles in sizes from 12 - 241/2
and 'irked from $2.98 to $10.95, some with matching
jackets, ,
BATHING SUITS by Catalina, Beatrice Pines, Coral
Beach and tither well known makes, New styles and
patterns, Sizes range from 12 to 44, priced from $4,95
up.
SHORTS -In Bermuda; Jamaica, and regular lengths,
!sizes TO to 44 $1.98 'to $2.98,
SKORTS-in pattern and plain, sized from 10 to 18
PLAY SUITS -Sailor styles and others, 1 -piece. The
newest thing in Playwear at . . $5.95
' AGENT FOR • KINCARDINE. CLEANERS
roe rick -Up and Delivery iv.iondity and '110iinsday.
SEE. THE.
.SENTINEL.
THAT the Towland ConstructiOn
Company of London has been
awarded the contract or pay,
ing 12 miles of Highway 21
°betweenBayfield. .and
Joseph.-
THAT we do not wish to keep
'harping" .on the subject,, but
we regeiVed a report Of a fam-
ily reunion gathering for in-
sertion in the Jul; ist..issue,
which took place on June,13th.
We welcome such reports,' but
require them immediately
af-
terthey happen. To carry .stich
"old" news would crowd out
other reports 'which were re-
ceived promptly.
THAT Finlay. MacDonald of
Chathamnotes' the .commence-
.ment of the Railiner service
• and hopes the people Will pat-
ronize it. He says ;he has • on
the odd 'occasion used the C.P.
Daylirier from Chatham to. To-
ronto, and certainly prefers it,
to driving a gar to the crowded
city •
THAT police have, been working
on what scant clues.they have
in trying to track down; the
vandals who . desecrated. SOuth
Kinloss cemetery,
THAT Hugh Sutherland- has been
appointed, a member of the
South Kinloss Cemetery Board
succeeding his brother the late
Alex Sutherland,. who serve
. d,
. On the Board for many years..
THAT Mrs. P. W. Hoag returned
home on Saturday from Lon-
otlon where she had been •hos-
pitalized for about three Months
since 'suffering a fractured. hip.
THAT a bird's nest .Which, solid-
ly plugged the chimney, caus-
ed .sinoke to back up into .the
• . hOrne .of,' Mr. and -Mrs. William
McGill on "Standpipe Hill" on
Friday morning, resulting in a
fire alarm when it was believ-
ed:the 'home was afire. •
'MAT effective on Sunday the
. congregations of the United
Church , and Presbyterian
. Church will hold cornbin.ed ser-
vices • for the summer. 'July
services will be • in. the Pres-
byterian. Church, • with • Rev:
.0. It Geiger Preaching, and
•
during August services will be
conducted' by 'Rev.. Wallace
McClean iirthe United Church.
'THAT Mr. • and Mrs. Gordon
Kirkland, -Nancy and Kenneth,
'left on Tuesday by motor for
Western Canada. They will be
gone A .month. Or more with
Edmonton and Calgary aniong
./ the , points *here they will
,They expect to be in
'Calgary, for the . Stampede. • •
THAT .amOng the ,guests at the
LADIES".,and MEN'S WEAR
'THAT Alfred E. .Ritchie' Of town
underwent a thyroid operation
• in 'Victoria Hospital London
dn.: Tuesday of latIt week and
Was able to return home, on
Sunday. 'Alf .is employed with
the CB section crew, but will
take a couple of weeks rest be-
fore returning to work.
'• '
THAT Mrs Margaret Sproul and
William Sproul left at the
week -end on a three-week trip
by train to Western Canada.
THAT Judy Webster, daughter
of Mr and Mrs, Charles °Web-
ster Is on a two week vacation
at Rolling Acres Ranh near
Durham:" •
'CLEARING
1LICTION.
of
Livestock, Machinery, Hay & Grain
AT THE FARM 6F GORDON JOHNSTON
N.H. Lot 3, Con. 11, Ashfield, on
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 2nd
at. 6:30 p.m.
Registered Holstein Cow, 8 yrs. old, due sa.le time:
Holstein Heifer Calf 1 year old.,
Massey Harris Pony Tractor with 6 ft power mower;
'Allis Chalmers W,D. Tractor with live power; New Idea
Manure Loader; Massey • H*ris Drill; Horse mower;
Cockshutt 3 -furrow plow; Side Delivery Rake, New Idea,
2 years old; pump jack: Set Tractor chains;- Manure
Spreader; Drag Harrows; Cockshutt Tandem disc;
Massey Harris one-way disc; Rubber tired wagon and
flat' rack; Hay loader; Binder; Steel land roller;
Brooder Stove; Scuffler; 1.EL Super Chain Saw; turnip
sower; Saw"; frame, and saws; Electric Cream, Separator;
Set of double Harness.
500 bushels of Garry Oats; 200' bushels Whet, Buck-
wheat; 1200 square bales of good hay.-
McClary Electric Stove; Fess Oil Heater; 200 gallon
Oil Tank.
TERMS CASH
o
Allan MacIntyre Anc.4.
Gordon Johnston, Prop.
e NIARK
stath dinner in Toronto' ..on
Monday for Her Majesty Queert
Stoafe.' Elizabeth and the Duke of Ed-
inbUrgh, were 'Mr. and • Mrs
• nna .
John Haand Dr., and Mrs.
, BOYS' T-SHIRTS, - English ,inter -lock, Cotton . and
nylon - Collar style, sizes 8 to 16 $1 4
BOYS' SHORTS ...-;- Sanforized, Khaki Drill, Sizes 7 to
..' . ..9
- .1
.14. Sale price ........... , ...I... : ..... $1.39 pr. I
MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS -!.• nozer style, nylon, S. M. L I
andXL .....,...... .. ...'.......... o' ... $3.29 pr. 1
Boxer Style, cotton poplin, S. Mi.L. & XL . . $2.98 pr. •
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS --- Sanforized Seersucker, short
sleeves, assorted colours, size; 14 , to ,171/2. '
Sale
price . . o'...,.... . ....... $1.66 each I
GIRLS PYJAMAS •..cotton Plisse, Baby. Doll Style,
laCe. trim, sites .2, 4, and 6 - , $1.29 pr. I!
LADIES! SHORTY PYJAMAS Wa.sh and • wear fal).'
r,ic, nylon lice trim, 5, NI. and L ... $2.59 pr:
GIRLS', SHORTS -- sanforized
tel shades, elastic WO, sizes 2, 4
HAT CLEARANCE Ladies
cleared at half-price. ,
•
cotton, dark eri'd.,pas- • ,
1
and, 6 yrs., 55e lic $5c
Summer hats all being '
Alexander Nitruno. Dr. Nimmo.
moderator of the Presbyterian
- church .in Canada ,had earlier.
.represented the churCh at the
. opening of the Seaway..
THAT Bill Schmid returned on
Monday' from a holiday with
members Of his family in Ger-
many.
THAT •Joan Crawford, Beverley
Gaunt and Norma Forster were
Iin London last week -when
they registered to 'take a. busi-
ness course at Wells Acaderny
in the fall. Jean Richards and
Nancy Webster will take a
.business course in Kitehener.
Jean 'will starther course in
July and' Nancy in September.
THAT buSinesS .places in Luck -
now will be, open'this Thurs-
day, afternoon on account of
the July; 1st holiday. The Sen-
. tint' has been advised of this
by Clarence Greer, president
Buys of the Week
KAIV1 LUNCHEON MEA.T
12 oz
I.G.A. POTATO CHIPS
14 oz.
PICNIC SWEET MIXED PICKLES 2-
16 oz., ... ; .
JAVEX 3e OFF
32 oz.
LIBBYS TOMATO jUICE
20 oz. . • •
Prices effective July 4, 5,
• ,,,
• • • • • • • • !'
•
•
39c
49c
for 39c
•21c
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`PHONE 20
WE DELIVER-
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1.^.UCKNOW
DRY GOODS FOR •YOUR FAMILY
p,
Soirie Our Customers. 'Frankly
Say -
'I Can Always Better Here!'
o
WE. GIVE •priitA VALUE
For Your: Hard To :pet .Douir. •
:BECAUSE:* 'OPERATE ON CASH.
of the4usiness Men's Associa-
tion. '
THAT. Miss Jennie Pierce obser-
ved her ' 86th `birthday '• on
Thursday of last week; and to
'mark the occasion Mrs NO13
•
Johnston entertained a few
Miss Pierce'a, friends at 'afte
noon tea, ' cOm,plete With hirt
day 'Cake.
ummer
aving
,
ds this Saturday
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY VALUES
por.•••••••'
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Listed on the handbill
AIR MATTRESSES, $5.98 value, . . . . . .,.. • • . .$3.79
PICNIC JUG, $5.96 value, . , , ... , .......... $3.98
CHILL CHEST, tartan, $14.95 value, . . . : li 6 ., $12.95
GARDEN HOSE, transparent plastic, 50' lengths $2.59
LAWN SPRINKLER, revolving, $3.49 value. . . $2.79
IMINNOW PAIL, galvanized, .... ...... .. $2,79
HUNTER'S AXE, $3.95 value, , . . . . , . , . $2.99
1 TOILET TANK TIDY TRAY, reguhkr $2.75, • $2.15
AUTOMATIC TOASTER, 4 -slice, reg. $29.95, $24.95
i BREAD AND UTILITY BOX, $1.69 value,. .
BARBECUE GRILL, . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . .
Glass Beverage SETS, pitcher and six tumblers,
CHILDREN'S SAND SET, 8 -piece plastic, .
$12,95
Webster & MacKinnon
• PHONE' 50,. LUCKNOW
PluMbing'
• . ' , ileatinifr Wiring,
0411111H