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WEDNESDAY; 'NOV,. 18th, 1959
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Pick -Ip • and Delivery -Monday and Thursday►.
LADIES' and• MEN'S WEAR
SHOP
Special gift show purchase 'of
:ELECTRIFIED OR PLAIN
EXTERIOR DOOR: OR :WINDOW DECORATIONS,
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made of flameproof , metaLc vinyl materials, moderately
Pied-
FOR, EARLY SHOPPERS
;Gift .wrapping • including foil wrap; . seals, tags, ribbons,
Instant.' bows, etc:: Now. on "display •
ed Christmas Czar.
and
COUNTER.: CARDS BY "RUST CRAFT"
• SPECIAL COUNTER; CARDS WITH,
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Canada Greetings" 15c 4.25e
Lay -Away Those gifts now for Christmas
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and 'GTE SHOP '
I SEE BY THE.
SENTINEL .
THAT'Mrs. Martha Meadows`
,who was critically' ill: with
Pneumonia for 'a time at the
.Greer .Nursing Home; is+ some
what improves =, .Mrs. Meadows
Who is Mrs. Alex' Hamilton's
mother, is in her ;93rd .year.
TIIAT Roy " Geiger had his' ton-
sils removed . last ' Wednesday
M . Wingham .Hospital.
THAT the Lucknow Fire Depart -
Merit •have •been appointed lo-
cal agent for La France fire
• e*tinguishers of all types as .
will Abe- seen in .an advertise-,
ment .in this issue.
THAT Nellie Harkness of Tee's -
water made : an emergency
trip recently to Victoria Hos-
pital,' London; for .an• eye .op
aeration. She has now returned
to her home.
THAT Bill Habkirk, formerly, of
Lticknow, now. holds the re
putation of .being the • leading
• race driver ` at Blue Bonnets.
Bill has recovered completely.
• from :injuries he received at
Woodbine :.raceway a few
years ago. •
THAT . in • recognition : ,of their
• services . as leaders ii : several
4-H Club .girls' projects, . Mrs.
John Ritchie . and • Mrs: Rich-
ard Kilpatrick were among
those who •received a two-day'
visit 'oto the Royal Winter Fair,
the first . of the .week, court-
esy of the Department. •
THAT Dr. D. D. Carpeneto, .of now and Ripley:. recenidy un-
" Sarnia and formerly , of Luck- l . : derwent: • a serious operation:.. •
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OPTOMETRIST GODERICH`
wishes to ' announce, . that he has succeeded
F. T. ARMSTRONG
Optometrist
in his practice of Optometry.`
l r. Armstrong., while retiring from active prac-
tice, will be availablein a consulting capacity.f
The Square
Phone Goderich, . JAckson.' 4-7661
Super -Fine Table Cloth
THAT a leaf fire:„ in front' of the'
Manse at Walkerton :had fuel
added' to the fire, when some
'
children tossed _a :jumbo knit
figured sweater into the
flames. 'All that was eventual-
ly recovered . was. the zipper
as proof ;of what had happen-
ed. The sweater : was owned
by . "andy Bill" Henderson,
' son • of Rev. and Mrs.. William
A. Henderson, The sweater
was thrown into the fire when
the lad remonstrated as • the •
other • boys.started scattering
• the -burning :leaves. •about.
xteltde4.. Bargaibs
UNTIL," THE END 'OF THE WEEK
AT• LFJ T 10%,° DLSCOUNT ON EVERYTHING
except 'tobacco. soaw-iand . sugar.
'ITER lOgQ.
•SOME ITEMS, B . THAN
STORE WILL ,CLOSE . ON SATURDAY
Take advantage of the clearing' • bargains
Short's I G A Marke
THAT' a : party of seven hunters
left here on ` Friday for Mani-
. toulin. Island ona deer hunt-
ing expedition. They are Tom
,Hackett, • George Whitby, Bill
'Hunter,. Jack Ackert, Art'
Baker, • Fred Whitby,. Eddie
:Whitby. •
THAT Charles Short will close
his grocery • store in •Lucknow'
on Saturday and his clearing
-.sale . will . continue : all this
week.
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR
La France;
ire. Eztinguisheri
OF ALL 'TYPES ,AND SIZES
Every type of extinguishers for Class A, 'B, and 'C fires
is ' available.•'
DON'T PUT :IT .OFF ANY, LONGER!
Consult Fire Chief George Whitby or any member of
3 the Fire Department ° and -secure an extinguisher suit-
able to your. needs. '
UcknOw Fire
GEORGE•. WHITBY,. Chief
mash,' Junior
Farmers banquet
.THAT the' Colw,
. is scheduled
'for the' Legion Ha11, , Lucknow
50x50, .98c; 50x66. $1.39. ! next Tuesday,
atvanoNovember 24th..
The .West sh Federa-
Gift Sets. ! • • tiOn . •. of ' Agriculture , . annual
$ L 79 -- $2.79. 1 nieeting
Dungannon d
banquet
quet� as held
! at.`Church .
Fancy Hand Decorated Towels,
Boxed .:y
Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases, pr..
THAT there's only 31 shopping,
days : until. Christmas, believe
it or . not. %/
THAT Pahl Henderson, 16 -year-
old son • of. 11/1r.' and ' Mrs:. Gar-
net Henderson, . is • playing
Junior '`B" hockey with the
Goderich Sailors and is • get=
ting his ' share of . goals in the
young 'season, in which the
Goderich Club has got off to
• a good start' to lead the ;loop:
SURPRISE ON " ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonagh
were honoured}' at • a -surprise
party on 'Tuesday, November .10
at their .home . at Zion in Ash-
field Township on the occasion
of their 25th .wedding. anniver-
•sary,
Lucknow and district friends
who dropped in on' them for the
evening presented them with a
silver ..relish tray. •
REMANDED FOR SENTENCE
IN BRUCE. BREAHINS
' . John Butler, . 36, of Windsor.'
and Donald David Antone,
of no fixed address, 'are in Wal-
kerton jail • awaiting sentence'
after 'pleading guilty , to charges,
Of breaking, 'entry and ` theft. •
The charges • involved. the
break:Ms at Cramm's store. at.
Pinkerton and Silver: gods •Cres-
rnery • in Lucknoty "in late Octo-
ber.
ctio-
berand :early November. '
Sutler Was •captured at guar
Roy Cramrn, and :l
point • • by R y ,
two accomplices escaped; and
made, good their'. getaway in a
car stolen at . Cargill. •
Antone and a cornpasan
Ralph Kuhn, '22 of Kitchete
Were later arrested in Wig
dse
and brought to Walkerton jai
Sentence • is expected .to lie
passed on Thursday.
Children's • Corduroy ' Overalls, sizes 1 2,
... 2222... , 2222 2222 $1.29
$2.•49 L. , on Tuesday. -- .
THAT the CKNX Church service ;
4, 6' .6xr s ' broadcast will 'originate from 1
MEN'S CAR -COATS -Warmly Lined. Gabardine„ .Blue,
Grey. and Beige, Sizes 36 to 44, Special price $12.00'
BOYS' SHIRTS Cotton . Flannel, assorted coloured
stripes or plaids, Sizes 3, 5 and 6 years...... $1.00
Sizes 8, to 146 year .... $1.29 & $1.98 I
.BOYS; SKI-CAPS—Choice of fur . or wool, ear -lugs, I
quilted lining • .» ... _ 2222:..•
$ l . 79. to $1.98 f_
MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHIRTS✓—Warm 'Plaid Doe-
Sizes'
skin', Saes' 16 to .18 ..... $3.95
The MA1IKET : tore -
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the Lucknow Presbyterian
Church 'on Sunday. • November'!i
29th. •
THAT itappears that more than''• t
. ' one local resident • was 'taken.
in by what appears .to
huge cigarette racket fraud,,,, •
Circulars offering five cartons,,
of cigarettes for 310.50, found 4►
the money pouring into the
Toronto office, and for a tinge . •.
it seems deliveries were made t
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But a couple of weeks ago
they stopped arriving. an e
office , help reported • the pro-
moter missing, and an investiz
gationn revealed he had With-
drawn; more .than $50,000 from
• his ,accoti it•
Inter.
Co=mplete. Protection For The 'Months . Ahead
JN , A WIDE RANGE ,OF RUBBER FOOTWEAR
For All The Family •••••
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WOMEN'S SNOBOOTS IN : LEATHER. OR. RUBBER
In Black,' Brown, or Winter White
BA .JEk SKATE` AND HOCKEY OUi`FI
ts.
` Misses and \' ornen s
Sizes
`Childrens,
in Tube' • or Figure Skates •
MEN'SFELT SHOES'
Men's all 'felt or Mt with Leather Foxed ,Shoe,
For Added Warmth • '
?AT'. Ew.L:.222 Store.Shoe