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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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CHRISTMAS' SPECIALS
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GIVE EVERYONE A VALUABLE SUBSTAN.
TIAL GIFT SUCH AS THEY THEMSELVES'
’■/ WOULD CHOOSE. TO CHOOSE WISELY &
TO CHOOSE FROM A VARIETY, YOU MUST
v"' SEE THE MANY. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS A*y
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DRESSES and COATS — i .
. Prices are offered on all our Ladies’ Dresses i,
. and- "Coatis. >
•LADIES’ LINGERIE SETS—Sets are fancy j
Crepe’-Qr Satin Materials andsetssuchas-
Dance.. Sets . .. /
PYJAMAS or NIGHTGOWNS—They are fancily
, designed and most are trimined with beau- Qk
tifui lace. ajLADIES’ GLOVES of fine French Kid & in JjJ
4. . ' new French styles designed by Max. Mayer.
LADIES PURSES—in Fancy ^r Plain Leathers m
> ■" anil in many swanky.styles.
LADIES WOOL GLOVES—in Ladies’ or Child- M
ren’s sizes. These Gloves are of heavy.
striped wool. . AT
There .are many other Gifts such7 as
TABLECLOTH SETS, TOWELS of >11 varieties,
& HANDKERCHIEFS
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1935
(LOCAL and GENERAL
' Mrs CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS FIHP VARIETY
AT TEMPLETON’S
Jack Johnstpn of Elmira,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Johnston.
Among those who have noj; been
enjoying good health are Mrs, (Rev.)
T, Tucker and Miss Mary Struth
ers. . ° 1 t •'
.. SALE OF MILLINERY — this
Ei'iday -and Saturday. Hats $L0(l and
up, in velvet, metallic and felt.—
BELLE ROBERTSON
‘ An attractive, poster in the window
of The Sentinel Office, is the work
(Grace Weatherhead, a student;
at • St. HelenX school. • J
Mrs. J...A. Glennie, formerly (of4
.Lucknpxl.'isjspendmg~Hie ;.w:ib.tei’ with
relatives in Pretoria, SouthAfrica*’-
We understand that Mrs. Glennie
contemplates spending next summer
here.
That's right ‘ Rub it in” is a much
used expression that takes on a ijew
meaning to those afflicted with corns,
Just “Rub it in’’—Noxacorn-does thef
rest. In tubes at McKIM’S DRUG
STORE.
The Rebel Loyalist by Ralph Con
nor. An historical novel imbued with
the pioneer spirit; A story of cour
age and idealism. Now on sale at
McKIM’S DRUG STORE. £2.00 a
coiiy. .
' The regular meeting of the . Wo
men's Institute will be held at the
Jiometof-~Mi«^IL7-J^"Ga’meron’‘teonHE|!ri-
day^ December. 13th. The roll call,
•‘Gift Exchange,” and the contest
t'Candy”. Chocolate fudge with wal
nuts. Visitors welcome.
NOTICE—The. Boy Scouts desire
co secure a few mattresses for gym-
asticv work’. Any one having ope,
pl base notify any of the Scouts of
Scoutmaster Clyde Reid, ■ ’Phone 68,
vhd. will pick them up. * A
Mr. Finlay Mclnnes. of the North
West . Mounted Police,. was a visitor
here last week, with his^ parents, Mr.
,ind Mrs. Neil Mclnnes. Qn . Satur-
he is located at present. It will bp
recalled that Mr. Mclnnes spent,
several years on the Force in the
’solated. far north.
Appreciated
In response to dur recent request
Cor Sentinels of November 21st, we
received a number of copies which
_wefe/appreciated. The copies were
hiefly received locally, although Mr.
Wm. »D. Good of Wauchope, Sask:, ,
.vent to the trouble of wrapping his
-opy of -that date and mailing it to
h-his Office. , ■ , 7
Not Sb Well _
It is with much regret that,
friends learn that Mr. Horace Aitchi-
>on, wlio underwent an appendix op
eration recently,- js not so well at- subscription a full year ‘in >dvanee^.7rese1nt" kAdhesion^causing a slight
bowel obstruction developed . and on
.Tuesday ^everting-, it ‘ was expected
that the next morning he would have
:tq return tx) Goderich Hospital. How
ever, Wednesday morning he was S somewhat better arid hopes- Wei'e en- f
with~cbritmuQa~~ini- ?|
1 again■35"d'nece$-
sary to take him to the Hospital.
COLLEGE AT HOME
Learn while you earn; save board
money; pay when convenient. There
is an increasing demand for scipnti-
■ ,, .. ■ . nn fieally business trained young people.Tn all other cases the rate of $2.00 prepare at home or at college, or
and $2.50 will strictly apply. I partly at home and finish at college.
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Special Christmas MEN'S- COATS—in fancy styles, and Cloths,
jj MEN’S SUITS—in fancy worsted materials and
X in Single or Double Breasted Styles.
6. MIEN’S FANCiY CRAVAT SETS—in fancy
a. r"hnrid7p8inted~imported silks. Set, consists pl
Pocket Handkerchief & Tie and are styled
by Forsyth.
FANCY LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS —Men’s
Linen Handkerchiefs, by Forsyth, in plain
white or with colored borders.. Wrapped Tn
cellophane or in boxes of three.
MEN’S SCARyESrr-Wpdl or Crepe.,”■ Scarves,.
- made of Imported materials by Forsyth.
MEN'S PYJAMAS—new fancy men’s Pyjamas
AT in Flannel or Broadcloth with Forsyth for-
ZW . s’ belt waistband.
NEW SHIRTS—new Eversmart Shirts with/
Wk Stiffenized Collar, styled by Biltmore or
with Forfused Collars styled by Forsyth.
MEN’S IIATS—new Silvertone Hats by Fash* >.
ion and Snowflake Hats styled by McGregor
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That will be Remembered
Throughput the Year
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CLOCKS
FLATWARE
CHINA
Private
Buying
Room
PURE) ,SILK , CREPE PYJAMAS
In two-piece style, "washable Cyepe-de-chene.
, Lace Trimmed ___ ________
\ SILK CREPE -PAN-TEE SETS
One of the most popular gifts / Gil CA’ Gil
Lace Trimmed ...____........ 1 tOJU
KID GLOVES /
Finest Quality Kid jand Capeskiri. See. our Special <frT A A
Fancy pull-on Cuff at _________ _____ _ X
'JOHN’S-. GIFT PYJAMAS
The Fampus Forebelt Flette PYjamas, at ......
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CHRISTMAS SELLING OF HOLEPROOF SOCKS
English and Domestic Socks, A big assortment of new ■ pat
terns, with Autogart top
or p>in;............... ,4.1____
i /SHIRTSI ^SHIRTS! SHHlTSt
A , Wonderful Aassortment to Choose From
89c ~ $1.00 $1 55 $1.95- $2.00
Gifts That Will Be Appreciated
For Months To Come
recitations . by’Ronald Johnston, Roy
Aitchison,- .Mary McQuaig, Joe Ag
new, Mary Louise Porteous, Donalda
McQuaig, Alvin Burgess, Winnie
' MacDonald, Margaret; . Nicholson,
• Donald Nicholson, Muriel Patterson,
Gladys MacDonald, Isobel. Douglas,
Mrs. Chesnut: violinzand^-diano^iduet^
John K. MacKenzie rind Frank Mac-.
Kenzie; vocal, number, Marion John-
stoh; Peggy., Helen and Marion Mc-
; Donald; piano duet, Rexs Ostrander
and Frank: MacKenzie; ilocal duet,
Tommy and Roy Aitcfcison; vocal
solos, Buddy Orr,W inn if red Steward
Gwendolyn Steward, Lloyd Gollan;
piano .solo, Allan Steward;: vocal
trio, Sam Chin, Lloyd Steward, Bud
j Orr; -dialogue;/hforgh Jewett; Helen
• Orr, Catherine AgneW, Audrey. Fos
ter.
John K. MacKenzie rind: Frank Mac
FORAN ELDERLY LADY
A pair of warm felt Slippers
\ will delight her on Christmas
morning. All Felt, strap slip-
e.rs, -Felt Juliets; Fur trimmed
Felp House Shoes.
At ™...di 1 A A Up.
FOR MOTHER, SISTER OR
SWEETHEART
Nothing will be more apprec
iated than a Smart Sta-Pack
week-end ^aser or Overnight
Case. '■ - ■ .. •■, -
For' Q ~»7 E Up.
SLIPPERS FOR DAD OR BROTHER ,
Several styles to choose from.. Priced to spit your pocketbook.
A Gift that is sure, to please. '
Prices From ;----...—...____----------- -------"75c *° $2 4~5.
,1JEWELLERY
TOILET WARE
SILVERWARE
., BRIDGE PRIZES .
See These Beautiful Gifts at
Such Very Reasonable Prices
AGNEWS
WATCH & JEWELLERY STORE
I OPEN EVERY NIGHT
DIAMONDS
RINGS
CUT GLASS
NOVELTIES
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Credit
Terms If
Desired
RENEWAL TIME AT HAND
" MEN’S, BOYS’ AND WOMEN’S SKATING OUTFITS
THE PERFECT GIFT
A Hockey Stick and Ruck Free, with Boys’ * and Men’s Outfits ,
At$3,4$ 4.75 :
THE PERFECT GIFT
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INMEMORIAN ' GIFTS FOR NORTH
McQUILLIN — In loving .memory . , j.-—
>f a dear husband and father, Roy The .needy people of the Clute dis-
Alton7~wh^ lTth7JI930; trict jn Northern Ontario., willJbiene^
by the, goodness of members of
r-. tr—-^^^^g^^batR,~^K<yoJ^S^>bngregatioii4
Leaving sweet memories of love, of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church.
But his soul shall live on forever Last Friday night a “White Gift
In the beautiful world above. . Service”-, was held here and resulted-
Our, lips cannot spdak haw we miss in many contributions .being made.
~ him, \ be welcomed in the North.
Our hearts cannot tell what to say; Rev. C. H, fcfacjDonald presided
God only knows how wq miss him, ' for a fine' program that* the Sunday
In a home that is lonesome today, school students had prepared, which
, . —Wife and Children, included the following numbers:
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The time draws near when a great
many 'Sentinel subscriptions, fall
due. Again this year, to subscribers
renewing promptly and paying their
a rebate of 5bc will be made. The
regular rate of the Sentinel is $2.00
in Canada and $2.5$ in Unifited States
Those whd take advantage of .this
paid-in-advance offer, receive. t-.th.e_
Sentinel in Canada..for $1.50 andJLa_
the States for $2.00-, as the .case may
be."the 'offer is made purely as a
concession to the times, and it is
only those who renew promptly in
advance that will receive the benefit.
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NEW SPRING STYLES
In Murray .“Foot Delight? and “London Quality” Shoes, ■ will
give months of Foot, happiness; Smart patterns to chopse from.
~ OUR GIFT TO YOU
A BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASS, TUMBLER WITH EVERY PUR
CHASE OF 98c OR OVER.
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Save Our Coupons. .Many Delightful Premiums to Choose from
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DANCEV— in Parariiount qn. FridayOur Employment Department is at.
your service. Write to-day to Canada
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St,; Toronto; <
Business College.. . I
December 13th. Hogan’s Orchestra.Business College, Bloor & Bathurst Ladies 9c plus tax; Gents 25c plus
Rt Tm-nntn; or to the Wingham f-ax .
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