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THE LITOTC,NOW SENTINEL, LCTCENOW, ONTARIO
.74i7SIiNESPAYt; JULY 22n4 1959'
CONTINUES UNTIL •
WEDNESDAY',, .JULY 29th' •
SEE SEPARATE
SALE BILLS FOR PARTICULARS
$3.00
yore. SP.ecia1S : This. wee
BIO BARGAINS.
.Jn . Ladies', '' Men's, Boys',,. Girls' and
Children's Wear and. Yard ' Goods
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AGENT' FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free :Pick,Vp and.: Delivery Monday and Thirsday.
LAD'JES' arid. MEN'S WEAR -
6:00.
7;00 p.
Featuring people, places and.
events from Luekt ow• district
TELEVISIi
'CHANNEL .8
THAT Mr. and :Mrs. ,: • William
Griffin have rented the W. L.
MaoKenzie house on Havelock
St., which has been ' tenanted
by Mr. and Mrs: Gordon John-
ston and family,, who are mov-
ing to the ':Havelock St. resid-
ence across from the bowling
green which Gordonrecen*
purchased. They. will occupy'
the front . part of 'the 'double
•• residence, presently , tenanted
by 'Mr.' and'. Mrs. ' Irwin 'Car-
ruthers.
THAT this. 'district received "a
"Million. dollar on Sat-
urday afternoon. Locally . it
raided ' heavily around noon,
and again' late in •the after-
noon ` for atotal•' rainfall of
1.84 inches within a few hours:
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Summer Savings
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BOYS' :JEANS-=sanforized chino . cotton, elastic waist;
Sizes 3 to 6x , ... . a 'w .:. Special $1.25'
BOYS' SHORTS—choice of . denim, ` drill orchino mat-
erial, sizes 4 to .14' yrs... ... :.: 98c .to $.139
MEN'S TROUSERS—good quality light weight 'denim,
satnforized and colour fast, .sizes 32 to 42 ... $2.98 pr..
MEN'S SHIRES -seersucker sport shirts, dark colours,
short sleeves, S, M. ,L and XL. '.' ... ... $1.66
BATH TOWF S --heavy ginality,. super absorbency for
quick drying, rich colours a . , ...:... 98c 'each
TRAINING PANTIES—assorted , colours ;and ' white,
19c pair or 5 pr.' for 87c, •
KIDDIES SUNSUITS and SUNDRESSES—dainty pat-
terns on pastel print, regular $1.19 and .89 reduced
to .". ........'. ... , .... 93c and 69c
LADIES COTTON SLIPS ---twin seams, shadow proof.
panel eyelet 'trim, sizes 32 to 42 ... $1.98 each
•
ie MARKET Store
Pasts...; oaks ♦fieri. dkii sti.missiort rrilii ,+ iii i i)1046.ilwEi. ,. r; . V
I SEE BY THE
SENTINEL
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THAT Douglas Harton ''has mov-
ed from Ashfield 'to the Gam
• . mie , Apartments in Lucknow,
Mr. :Parton plans - to to •:sail the
latter part of , August, • on a
three months' cruise in .the
Pacific,. returning • by way of
•'the Mediterranean Sea and At-
lantic Ocean.:
THAT construction of the new
Huron -West: ;area 'School at
Pine River went into high., gear
on Monday Morning . of this
Week.
THAT Mrs.: John Howe is past
the age of .96 years • and still
enjoying fairly. good Physical
health. She is. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs: R. Schrader
at 'Aniherstburg:
THAT !the South District ;will'
play hostesses to the Bruce
;County' Women's. Institute ral-
ly :being • held, this' Thursday,.
July 23rd at the Lucknow Dis-
•: strict High School.
'THAT P. A. Murray was selected
from seven applicants as agent
for Culross Mutual. Fire Insure
,' •anee' Co ' He succeeds Parish
,Moffat Who recently resigned
for health .:• reasons.: P. A, was
.director of the Company, an
office he resigned to accept the.
• .position of agent. •
THAT Elmer Umbach's . drug
store is undergoing a • complete
renovation inside.. and out. A-
• new interior layout 'includes
new shelving, new dispensary
andoverhead Office: The ex-
terior is being Modernized,.
With. ` a stone front The work:
is
being . done by Knights of
Meaford:
THAT Mrs.' Jessie Allin,, Mary
and ,Russell ,flew to Western
Canada on. Wednesday for a
month's' • visit: They; left Mil-
ton in late morning and would
be in Saskatoon by tea' time.,
They, : planned • to visit there
briefly with Mrs: William Mc-
Crostie, Carol :and Ron: They
,,will visit Jessie's uncles and
aunts, Mr.. and Mrs.. Lance
'Moffat at Lloydminster and
Mr.. and Mrs.' Alex Maelntyre
• at Eastend..•
THAT. Jack Fisher ' and Lloyd
Hall : won the Wingham Found-
ry trophy ;at, a lawn 'bowling
tournament in Wingham on
Monday ` night. As well as
'winning the trophy they re
• ' .ceived blankets.
THAT Andy ,Robinson, M.P„•
' was' a caller in town; on. Tues
day,' having ' recently returned,
from '. Ottawa ollowing the
closing sessions of the blouse
of Commons.
THAT .Mrs. Charles • Lorenz has
'rented the upstairs back apart-
inent atBob Finlays and db=
• tains possession the, first . part
of August. • , •
THAT the household, effects Of
the late Mrs. James Montgom-
ery
ery were sold by . the auction
on ` Saturday, the. sale being
held inthe arena, due to• the
rain. Gordon '.Montgomery is
presently remodelling the for-
mer. theatre ' :building into a
ground floor apartment, which'
they will occupy.. The 'upstairs.
rear . apartment which they
will vacate has been rented
�by Mary and Allan 1ViacIntyre.
The . front upstairs, aparttnent
has been rented by Dori
Thompson whose . marriage ' :to
Beverley' ,Ashton • takes plare
on August 1st. • •
THAT John and Tom 'Soehrier,`
13 and 12 -year-old sons of Mr.
'and Mrs. Harry 'Soehner of
Elmira, made a 76-rn,le bicycle
trip front: their ,horne town to
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buys of the ..;!eek
MIRACLE WHIP
59c
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I.G,A. SWEET. MIXED ,PICKLES
16' oz. ,.. .:.,,, , 4,.,..,
KELLOGG'S, SPECIAL "K”
101/2 'oz.. ;;
HEINZ SPAG!IE'ITI •
15 oz. 3e off . , . .
• MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEEa 1 r4
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(Plus :.100' Extra' Gold 'Mind Stamps)
Values Effective ;July; 22,: 23 24, 25.
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the •Amberley; Beach area in 8
hours. The. .parents expected.
'to pick ' thein up. .enroute, in.
their 'station Wagon, .but the
boys beat them to the beach
and, 'Wet* :romping ',around;
when . Dad and Mother reached
the lake, a bit concerned: about
not • shaving overtaken thein.
The Soehner 'Cottage is 'north.
• •o'f • the ,Ashfield park at the
12th : concession.
ENGAGEMENTS:
Mrs: Aravilla Mead, .Ripley,'an-
nounces theengagement of her.'
youngest daughter Donna.. Mari . •
,Fyn ''to. Mr' Walter . Brydon Reid,
youngest •son; of the late Mr, and •
Mrs:. William Reid, Brampton; . •
The .marriage will 'take ,place. on
Saturday, August :6,-1959 at 12.
o'clock:. in ' tthe . , United •Ohurch,
Ripley.
in.
GROWIN9 GIRLS'. WHITE OR. BEIGE FLATTJES,
Clearing at $1.99 •and $2.99
WOMEN'S SANDALS, IN, -WHITE' OR ` BEIGE •
Wedge Heels Clearing at. .$2.99
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' BROWN' CAMP SHOES
Red Crepe Iubber.''Soles To; :clear $3.99
• OTHER LIi!1ES REDUCED TO CLEAR
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