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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-11-04, Page 12. • PAGE TwiamE Zi 4 ''•! • `.• ',. . 4.` r• • • to ••• • ' ,`• • 4., „ ••For WOMEN and, TEENS • • ,• • THE .14'1.10MM SENTINEL, LucitNoW, Wm.= 00•444,4,06.~....0.4.••••••/~~. JUST a.' JUST BRA . by Exquisite Form "the only bra, that adjusts to fit your contour." Sizes 32 - 36, A. B. C: cup ........ . .. $2.95 ELF SKIii • Seatuless full-fashioned girdle, shaped without •seams ; . . for comfod, and control . . Perfect for wear under sheath dresses. Visit .Our, ladies"' Wear For • . . •. • • • •. .. , , , . , • NEW FALL 10 WINTER- DRESSES Sizes ,8 . 20, 141/2 - 241/2 , • DRESS COATS . Sizes 10 - 20, 161/i. - 24?:/d • , in beautiful material such as wool andr.mohair, imported sealskin', wool • tweeds, fur-binuned with peroian mink, beaver or mouton; also untrimmed., Prikes kart At . .: . ... .• ... . ,;... ‘... .... , $29.95 CAR -COATS .; : .. . ... . ' . in a 'widO.variety of Material such as cheeno, cord - cd cotton, poplin, tweeds and plain poplin. , • EXTRA SPECIALS THIS WEEK . • - LADIES!. NYLONS .. '2 pair for '$1.00 • • 16t Quality 77-- 51 Gauge , MEN'S WINTER WORK SHIRTS $1.50 Sizes. 14Y2 A*: AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS Free Fick-trp and Delivery Mufti and Thursday. LADIES' - and MEN'S WEAR I SEE By .THE SENTINEL 'MAT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beitz and daughter, Jane Mary , . • • , 'LUCKNOW DISTRICT HIGH.SCHOOL.... i•Will be held in the SAO, • •• Commencing at 8 . o'clock* • I • • GUEST SPEAKER Rev, W. A. Young, Padre of. the O.A.C. ' 'LISTOW EL MALE QUARTETTE cadeMic Awards . Valedictorian, Jean Richards • Admission 50c of Kitchener have taken up residence af the MaYtOr Rest.; aurarit,. where Mr. and Mrs. .Beiti are employed. . , • TEM,T'at the SinghamPton "off the grass" sale -of Shorthorn cattle,. a 2 -year -Old heifer and her 10 -day-old ialf, consigned by Tom Webster of West Wa- ' wanosh, brought the top price of '$410.00., THAT while -previously there have been flurries 'of snow, .• the first real sign of winter's • approach came on Sunday night and MOnclay with , a -driving,, slushy snow which whitened rooftops 1 and the • ground. THAT' Mrs. Sam Reid of 'Luck- • now, has been a, patient in the • Wingliany' General Hospital for the. Past' two weeks THAT James Culbert has s?ld his place. soutk•of Luelmow to Bob Campbell, „ Boundary • West. •Jim . and Mrs. . Culbert Will move to, their hoine "Standpipe Hill" whiCh. has ' been vacant for a few' months. . . , . THAT. 'a hits. load of Lueknow' and district teenAbwners were •. guests • of the Wingliam -Teen • Club at a tock-h6p ..in the IVirighani District High School on Friday :evening.., 'a°c1. space demands that re-. quire a definite- plan in, meet- iluys of •RIPE ND'A'RAGGED PEACHES s. IAA', MAXWELL HOUSE 0INSTANT 'CO 10 9Z. jar ....• NaspAy, NOir. 4th, 1959 2 A Ite„A. STRAWBERRY JAM. With pectin added, 24 oz. SPORK LUNCHEON MEAT Burn's 12, oz.. . • HEINZ SPAGHETTI for'430 FFEE A A A ;•• :•• to 69 30 2foorr 2 799: 2 2 f 5, 6, arket Prices Effective. November 4, ernernbrance Day Hours • LUCKNOW, BUSINESS PLACES• • . . • • WILL CLOSE.WEDNESDAY. MORNING, • NOVEMBER, 1 lth • • • , IN •OBSERVANCE of .REMEMBRANCE DAY Luck/IOW.' Business Men's Association. THAT 'the Salvation Army. band played a number of sacred se- lections at the Greer , Nursing Home on Sunday. .afterpothi. THAT Bill Hunter of Bill's Fina Service Yrecently • set up a used car lot, and has been do- ing • considerable advertising ta find that sales are literally soaring.. Last week's listings have been practically cleaned up, with- this week's list being • an 'entirely new offering with a 'couple of exceptions. , THAT Thorn C011yer is hobbling • abut on crutches • as a:Tesult • of suffering a cracked •ankle • bone while playing rugby. at •,the High School on Thursday. He will have a.. walking cast ' applied when the,sWeiling goes •-ing the weekly deadline. THAT Bob Treleaven 'of Orange- ville and , his Sister andbro- • ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Trirrible of Winnipeg re- • newed acquaintances along the ninth a Ashfield last kriday. Mrs. Trimble andMr.. •. Treleaven, formerly resided on the' farm now owned by Rich- •-ard Kilpatrick on the ninth • which was formerly .owned hy • their • father, James Treled- ' ven. Mr.. and Mrs.'Bob Tre-: leavenare leaving for Florida • this week where they spend the winters. , . THAT the Department of•High- 4 ways building at the north •. . as taken on a .N.•.o...m.r..a..........o....I..........................„,....„..,....,a, end of town h i , ' • 1 i i "new look" by' reason of a complete ,new paint job. .• , . ' WINTER 130NNE7T ---•-• Keep that Babies •head and ears snug and warm in a lovely wool winter bonnet. 'Many styles to choose from. Priced from ...„ ...,.... 99c MITTS AND CLOVES,-- 'smart and warm, to fit the whole farnily.' froth ....,.... :.. . ......... 59c.pr. EMBROIDERY — 'Those long, cold winter nights can be fun Start to embroider today, we have a real good selection , of Dresser Sets, Scarves, Pillow Slips, Tray l . Cloths, & Tea Cloths. Also all the threads you require. 1 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS — Wool and Rayon tartan plaids, medium and large ..... . . .,.... , ... • , . $4.95 I. a MEN'S CAR. COATS — Weatherproof Ca.rbardine,' O !a Quilted, lining, Blue,Grey .and Beige, • 'Sizes 36 to i44,.. . t..............,... aa•aii, yoaaaa• aaaa $ a , 1 BOYS' SHIRTS --- SanforiZed, cOtton flannel, assort- • ed plaids and stripes -- 3,. 5; and 6 yrs. •$,1.00 1 . 'frto 16 yrs. . . .'. . : . ... : , ..., $1.29; $1.98 and $2.29 1I THAT.householders am remind - l• • dthereass : ow f lea gae poppy On ,Friday . evening, by. Legion members, with proceedfor • veteran's welfare. • THAT Mr. and'Mrs. Allan Man . to and family, and Mr. and • Mrs. Ronald Frook ,and family all of Hanover moved here last Weekend. 1Vir. •IVIanto., ,and • Mr. ,Frook operate the Luck• - now Sawmill. The • Manto' O family ,are .living in the Bob. • Gardner, house , on ' ,Outram Street. •Mr, • and Mrs, Gardner •0 ,have moved '10 Toronto. .The Frook fa.niily are residing in O Elmer • Johnston's •house on • Gough Street East.' Both Man - 1 10 1' 10 1 $ 1 • ...• 1 ,.• to children attend Lucknow Public School and two of the • , three 'Frook children ate • of school age. • • THAT despite our repeated' riOt• rnigra congratulations and best wishes are extended to Miss Jessie. MacKay of Zucknow who observed her 0 92nd birth- day on Wednesday, October 28th, • THAT Donald MacLennan of • Holyrood was;the winner of a pony with saddle and .bridle, in a prize .draw held in connec..., •tion;:with the 'reeswter•Lions ,Club rummage sale Donald • is a:'port• of Mr. and Mrs. Emile • MacLennan of 1...ociialsh.. •THAT the • Canadian • Legion draw prizes ,are .on display, in the McLennan and MacKeinie • show window.' They include a • deep: freeze, radio, • fry pan • and featherweight. iron and will be :dratini for at the•Re- O merribrafice •Night. dance. . TFIA'r•Mr. and Mrs. John Hoek-, • man and •family, ,who have .- been fanning on R.R. 6,1110- • now' have moved to, Aneaster. . to 'make their home. Prior to 'their departtire,neighboura & • friends. •Presented them with •giftsat a' farewell party. • I Boxed Christmas Cards BY,RUST CRAFT* NOW :ON DISPLAY SPECIAL LOOSE CARDS WITH, "capEptqcs. FROM CANADA" / 1 A New Series in 'the. line ,that was so popular list year I FIRST 0• I . SHOP • 1 O BOYS' HEADWEAR ps, .pain an $• ific,ation that Meeting reports • 1 Carbardine and wool, warmly lined . $1..10 to $1.90 must ,be in this office the Wool Toques . . . 98c.0.........44...•:40#,~"*"'"Hot week which'the:.. take place, ! LAY -AWAY, &rise. GIF1'S now •for CHRISTMAS • .• • . Ear-rnufs46' II a r 44; *i ; 111.1. 0'; lk."•••••,; ; 69c .1 • we still fincl this requirement 1 ' being ignored, and have no The MARKET I ' 1 4 alternative but to consign Store. thern to the waste paper bas - S ket. This ruling •is. not made •0 or fun, but .because of• time o n e 218 GIFT SHOP „ • . Luck apEcoRATosi, • • . y . • . , ' • • . • . • . • I . • • 1 1 • • • • • , • tp •