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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
LATEST STYLES!
EXCITING FABRICS!...
AUTUMN COLOR.%
SEE .OUR LADIES' COATS in high quality im-
ported tweeds •and plaids, Novelty Boucles, $eat,.
skin • finish .wool and •Mohair.. Many trimmed with
luxury furs,, such • as• , natural mink in Sapphire and
Dark Ranch,` also,. Beaver.
AUTUMN SHADES of blues,.:browns, •,greens, red,
beige and, black:. Sizes -10 20.
FALL MILLINERY -=we have lovely fall millinery
to complement your coat
ACCESSORIES "— Gloves.: in fall shades, scarves'
and handbags,.
GIRLS' . COAT STS' 2
GIRLS COATS 8 - 14, .
SUB -TEEN COATS,. 10 - 14x
in latest fabrics and ,styles, ' now: in ' stock in'
our • childrens .'and •sub -teen . department.:
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SENTINEL
AGENTFOR • KINCARDINE CLEANERS •
Free Piie>c-Up and Delivery . Monday and ,Thursday..
LADIES' and; MEN'S , WEAR,
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T;AT Fred iVlartir . ,of Para -'1
mount is 'progressing ' satisfac-.
•torily in • Goderich...Hospital,
following - injuries received in.
a ' tractor mishap; : that , could.
•. easily ' have been fatal . It `• is
expected that''Fred; will •be
• able• to. return, home'in - about
a. week
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•THAT`• -Beattie Gibson who , has
.been 'convalescing. here .at. the
home of his sister, Miss Susie
Gibson since . early in J tly,
• spent two weeks in Wingham
• Hospital,. and' ' upon. his dis-
charge 'returned to his home
in Detroit last week, being
driven there by his brother,Marshall. Gibson.
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THAT Douglas Harton is• "now
on a Pacific cruise, •'have sail-
ed 'recently fromVancouver,-
with ' San 'Francisco as the
first port of ,call:
• • THAT Harold Treleaven's pro-•'
gress is quite. slow. He under-
, went surgery in London about
a • month; ago, • and complica-
tions that developed, caused
his condition to be. quite ser-
ious, •.
THAT Lucknow.business men
are .slated to do•' some Christ-
mas . planning at an • Associa-
tion •meeting called for this
Friday. ` Don't say. you didn't
know about it: ••
THAT Harvey Ackert and on
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THAT 'among rtlie members of
the' Grand' Jury at. the Fall
'Assizes. in Goderich were • Mer-
vin Dickson. and :. Grant Far-
rish of Ashfield..There was
no one. ' from., this district` on:
the petit jury, 'selected to sit
' onMurder ' the' . trial , of. a '14-
Year-old . Clinton airport youtht:
Steven Truscott
Eldon Yundt, Bruce Cour:
ty Highways engineer and
• 1VIike Fischer; a member. of ..
'. the 'committee- .have left for,
Vancouver, to attend the 'Can-
adian Good Roads 'Association
convex,,tion. ••• Warden ''George
'Joynt had "considered-inaking�
• the trip, but was unable to get
away at. this time. • •
• THAT Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Graham • 'and Cllr.' and .Mrs.;
W: F. MVMacDonald :went to, St.
• Thomas- at the _week -end, 'upon
learning of the death of their.
cousinMi
,• .ss Bessie •McKillop
THAT David .Lougheed observed' of. Kincardine had the largest
his ;6th (birthday' on. Saturday, showing of Holstein cattle of
when he entertained • some • of. any exhibitor from Bruce at
his young friends.. the Western Fair -
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The MARKET S
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ALL HATS — New fall • colours and • fabrics, Velvet
"and' feather trim. .......... _ '.... $2:98 to $5.95
LADIES' PURSES. •— Plastic Patent, Plastic Leather
and. Suede .finish Fabrics. Assorted sizes and ' •
.shapes .... ' , .. ".. Y .' . $2:98 ..'and' $3.95
WINTER. 'NIGHTWEAR FALL & -- 'Ladies'' gowns I .
of colored Flannette, Si M., L. • Y • $2.59 each 1
GIRLS GOWNS AND PYJAMAS cosy : flannette, ' 1'
Dainty patterns. and colours, I
•.. $1..69• to .$2.29 1
sizes 4 to 14 yrs. '• : r • • . r.. ••`.. y ,
BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS -' Fine . velour • Flannette --=•'
Guaranteed washable, sizes 6 to 16 yrs• , $1..29
BOYS' COTTON PULLOVERS Long -sleeves, Ideal
for school -.or play 'sizes 6 to 14 yrs• 7 7c ' ea. or MEN'S. WORK SHIRTS
2for $1.50.-i •
Sport Styles. S•, 'M.., L. .
WORK GLOVES --- Viriy
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resists .grease, acids find oil
WF, 1`TF' SDAY, SEPT.. 23rd, 1959:
Stamp
LANCIA SPAGHE'T'TI; 2 :lbs.
Plus 25 extra Gold Bond Stamps
► PILLSBURY. CAKE, •MIXES C
Plus 25' .. extra Gold Bond Stamps
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UIRESCFF
UCOAT PO
LISIt
Plus 25' extra Gold' Bond'"Stamps
"SIMONIZE PASTE' WAX, 1 lb.
Plus. 25 extra Gold Bond Stamps
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OLD DUTCH CLEANSER DEAL c i•
5'. extra Gold 'Bond Stamps: . i oi. r 6
Plus 2 ....
33c
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Prices . effective September 24, 25
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26.
THAT Misses Edna,' and Eliza
Cook' have : returned ' to . Owen
Sound after spending, a ' `holi-
day with their •:fathM
er r, Al,
bert Cook. Eliza is leaving at
• the. end of the month to ;at-
tend the 'University of Toxon..
to .:and is. taking a year's'
course ;in' .Administration. in
"Nursing, Service.
'THAT • Marjorie Grace'• Coultes
of Whitechurch• was a mem'ber
of ` :the graduating • 'class of
Guelph General Hospital, • and
'received her pin and diploma
at graduation . exercises last
week: •,
THAT full page advt. in this
issue' ' lists : many outstanding.
values 'during . •: the -Luckrllow
.District Co-op's sensational
September sale.,
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THAT 1VIr' and Mrs. Ernie Gry-
' ` ba (the former. Edna Reid),
who were married, early thin
month.. at Squarnish, BC;, vis.,
ited last week'with 'cher parents.
Mr•: and Mrs. 1Vtan`son Reid,
`They flew 'east, also returning
'at the week -end by. plane.
THAT Lawrence Bower is a
manlier of "The Playboys".
quartette. which appeared ,on'
the Joan Fairfak TV - program
Monday evening Lawrence, . is
' known to many here, having
been a frequent visitor at the of his `grandparents, Mr,
and•Mrs. George Bower.
THAT the :1960 Point Clark
Beach" directory will soon be
• '.printed' listing every cottage
owner on 'the beach : both al-
phalbeticaliy and by number.
Any . Lucknow .merchant de-
siring 'advertising spare, in. this
, book : should contact The"Sen•
tihe'i Office at once.'
Cotton Flannel Plaid. • 1
1. noated' fully waterproof, . t.
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*Sot" . ... .eimin.u.►.Wanr041,0 c.'w ►tt..r+ ►..iii ick". ail* worm . ... ."0.
She was 55• The • funeral .was
on Monday. •
THAT frequently we .can lay ' a
finger on. the specific results
of advertising. Last week, ' for
• . • instance; some 75 tickets to
the Westen Fair, were sold at
• The Sentinel • Office, by situp
•ly • drawing `attention to the
fact they' were available here.:
THAT Flying, Officer R..1, He--
therington' •of . the 404. Mari-
time Patrol Squadron,: Green-
. wood, N:S., , took part in '.the
international, air show at. the
C.N.E, Ian, s the son of 'Mr,
and Mrs.R.S. Hetherington
of` lingharn.
THAT the 35th annual convert..
tion of the London :Conference
Young People's Union '. was
,held in Clinton at the week-
• end. Wilmer' Errington of
• Dungannon is convener of the
Faith and Evangelism ornnmit-
tee
THAT Rev. George W..Sach of
$ervie :United •Church circuit,.
conducted the service in Luck -,now" on Sunday 'morning while
Reif'. Gordon 'R.• Geiger con-
ducted anniversary' services at
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Hardware : Lucknow
BEAM
"Boy Proof" Shoes
for .
BOYS and' .YOUNG MEN
With Moulded Waterproof Soles
GUARANTEED` FOR 3 •MONTHS
Sizes 3 to 8 .....• ........ , • pr. $6,95
ALSO
•SISMAN. ,& SAVAGE DRESS OXFORDS
FOR' BOYS
In Stock B Ta E Widths
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