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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL•’t
Archie Graham and
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’Go.v^pent a^eWTdays last week at genera!public were invited to in-
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Save Our Coupons For Valuable Premiums
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rather had to im-
will soon be half
RATH WELL 8i REED
SUMMER S T Y L E REFLECTIONS
FOR A LASTING GIFT GIVE BAGGAGE.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 4TH, 1936
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Bro wn Running Shoes
YOUTHS £ Q I’
SIZES 11—13 JWC
boys* . ■
AT _ O / C
75c
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r There is no more appropriate sift than a
I smart piece of Baggage for the Bride
We cordially invite you to inspect our stock of
Overnight Cases, Week-End Cases & Aero-Packs
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PEARLMAN’S
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LADIES’ WHITE COATS—In White Polocloth and in styles
__of Half Belt. -Sport-Backandalso-Plain-Back,~Styrewithall ’' "
round Belts. , . s
LADIES’ DRESSES—In Fine Chiffons, Crepes and Lace Mater
ials.
LADIES’ STRING SUITS—In Fancy Pastel Shades, styled by •
Monarch.
LADIES’; PURSES—These are Washable and in White and All,
Pastel Shades. . _ is ’ ' \
MEN’S AND YOUTHS’®SUITS—The leaders in Shades rind
in Worsteds or Flannels. Some are with Fancy Sport Backs.
SUMMER TROUSERS—InFlannel Materials, In Colors of Sand
and Grey with the NEW PERMANENT Cl QK Up*
CREASE, in< All Sizes, AU---------------------------
MEN’S SHIRTS—In Smart„N.ew_DeeiJ|, Tones^ The newest thing
—f<y~ Summer"Wear. These have the New' Forsyth Forfused
Collars. . ; , " . ?
MEN’S SWEATERS—Summer Weight Knit, with Zipper Neck
and ^ome with Sport Backs.
Where. Style And Economy Meet.
LUCKNOW. ONT. ’PHONE 85.
fLOCALandGENERAL^
Is your subscription due?
It’s June and
agine that 1936
gone.
Mr. and Mrs.
Kathleen spent the week-end at St.
Thomas. Shedden and London.
Mr. and Mrs, John Andrew, of
Mayorthorpe. Alberta, came east on
the excursion to visit their friends.
. Mrs. L. A. Wall of Winnipeg" has
(been visiting for the past couple of
weeks with Mrs. Elizabeth Congram
Mrs, Phil.’ Parafitt_“arid son .of
Timmins, arg visiting with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Moorehouse
Mitchell. * ’ . , .
Miss Winnifred Dutton of the
teaching staff in London, was the
guest of Miss Flora, E. Andrew oyei
the week-end. „
Mrs. Ewen ; Mackenzie and Miss
Muriel Mackenzie are spending a
few weeks in. Stratford with Mr. and
fMrs. Alex MacDonald.
Clifford Webster and Arthur An
drew. accompanied Mr. George Hen
ry on a -motor trip to Northern On
tario. They left Tuesday morning..
Mr. M. R. Matheson, of Granum,
Alberta, spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex' MacDiarmid, and is at
-present—visiting” with'relatives in
Ashfield where he was raised.
Downpours of rain on Monday and
Tuesday, along with' more gentle
showers, broke an extended dry
spell, and gardens and field crops
should now juirip ahead.
Messrs. Ben Wesse and L. De
Greer, the superintendent and the
road boss of the Goldie Construction
early shoppers at the start of the
sale. , New Summer footwear for
everyone in the family is being off
ered at money saving prices*
Many local and district Orange
men attended the County banquet
.in Kincardine. Thursday, where they
heard arousing addresses'by Rev.L.
L. Lawrence.. P.G.M., and L.' H.
Saunders, grand organizer of .the
order, containing condemnation of
the Hepburn Government’s action in
the school tax bill
Mrs. A. D.1 Paterson.. her daugh
ter. Mrs. Gunn and her * grandaugh-
ter Lola, and Mrs. A. Davey,.all of
Vancouver, are visiting with rela
tives here and in Ripley. Mrs. Dav
ey js a sister of Mrs. Wm. MacKen-
zie, arid her sister-in-law, Mrs. Pat
erson;. is a sister of~ Mrs. Ferris of
town and Mrs. Jacksori of Ripley.
Presided At Meeting
Mr. A, E. McKim arid Mr. F. M.
Paterson, were in Kincardine on
Thursday, attending the district
meeting" of Bruce and Huron County
druggists. Mr. McKim. outgoing
president, had charge of the meeting
which was addressed by A. E. Han
ham of Toronto, who spoke along
lines pertaining to the past and
future in drug merchandising.
Rev. C. H. MacDonald is in . Ham
ilton in attendance at the Presby
terian General Assembly, which ,op-
ened on_ Wednesdav.-On—this account'
Communion was observed in the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday,
instead of this Sunday, the custom
ary date, with preparatory services
on Friday and Saturday, with Rev.
J. L. Burgess and Rev. J. R. Greig
of Bluevale the guest speakers re
spectively.
New Funeral Home Opens
Last Friday .and_Saturday, - the
spect the riewly opened C. ’L. Evans
funeral home in north London, where
Mr. D. M. Johnstone is in charge.
The home itself, is modern in every
detail of appointment and equipment
and among its many outstanding
. features is the beautiful chapel, eas
ily the most commodious in k London.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone arid dau
ghter Helen,, formerly qf Strathroy,
who have beeri visiting here await-'
irig the completion of the new home,
left for London about three weeks
ago. The Johnstone residence and
^funeral, home is situated at 605 Rich
mond St., in North London,* by which
all local people motoring to the city
will pass. I ,
the home of Mr.0 arid Mrs. Victor
Durnin.
Mr. and‘,,Mrs. «D. L. McDiarmid and
children and Master James Kennedy
of Jamestown, N. Y.. and Mr. and
Mrs. D. R. McDiarmid and Donald
of Cleveland were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. A. McDiarihid.
During the .past several days, high
school students have been writing
examinations, that will soon be fol
lowed b.v departmental examinations
and then holidays, with school offic
ially closing on June 20th,
, Mrs*. Robert Button, Mrs. Well;
Henderson, Mrs. J. A. Geddes, Mrs.
Alex McNay and Mrs. Minnie Horne {
motored to Windsor the latter part
of the week, Where the ladies visit
ed with relatives in that district.
Won $5-
. Ivxxa, m—Juauu-WA-
of Mr, Jas, R. Hackett of town, held
the lucky jacket at the Bluewater
Theatre, Kincardine, recently, and as
a result received a $5.00 cash prize.
MacDonald Bros, °15-day shoe sale
ip entering the second week with __ ...____ ________ ____
values equal to those snapped up by although he appeared to be.
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ACQUITTED OF CHARGE
When medical opinion failed to-
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tried to take shis, own life, Caswell
Hackett, - was . acquitted of the
charge by Magistrate Makins at
Wingham on Friday. Ini given evi- k
derice the physician said he ~ had
misgivings that, accused was “fox- ...
irig” and was really not unconscious..
to
Soft-CollarComfort
WITH SMART STIFF-COLLAR
APPEARANCE
Yes I The crisp smartness of a finely-
tailored shirt plus the easy-fitting
cpmfprtofacollarthatlooksstarched
but actually stays pliable, absorbent
and porous, a collar that retains its
freshness and neatness from breakfast-
r time to bed-time in all weathers and
in a II conditions. A FORFUSED collar
never needs starching. It’s as easy
to launder as a pocket handkerchief.
FORFUSED is a new scientific process which
actually fuses the plies or .layers of cloth
into one. Whether the collar is being worn
or laundered this "fusing” is permanent— |
no starching being necessary during the <
entire life of the collar.
Ask to see the New
SHIRT with
^FORFUSED COLLAR
TEMPLETON & CO
Shoes All New, Properly Fitted and Sold Nice and Clean From Boxes. Refunds or Exchanges As Usual
White
CUBAN HEELS.
SIZES 3—8.
Wos. Corrective Shoe
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BLACK, BROWN and WHITE
ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS. A A TO EE.
Campers
MEN’S ■ :i. <1 ft7.SIZES 6—11 ---------------- --------------V J
BO.YS’ <fc‘|
SIZE'S _____ ________ _ . *p l .37
YOUTHS’ / d» I I 7
SIZES 11—3 ____ ........----------
The Famous Scot!
BEST QUALITY NON-RIP
ties
MEN’S Cl QC
SIZES ..... 1
BOYS’ " Cl OE
SIZES 1—5 ..............;__....................
YOUTHS’ <b1 7ft
SIZES 11 — 13 ..................... 1 • • D
CHILDS’ * >ta
SIZES 8—10% .....................................
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Sport Oxfords
SMART STYLES
SIZES 3 to 8
BEST QUALITY MENNONITE AND URUS
CALF. FULL STOCK. REGULAR PRICES
TO $3.50.
ANNIVERSARY sale price
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Women’s Ties
BLUE, BLACK and BROWN.
A to D WIDTHS
Misses’ and Childs'
.PATENT STRAP C l >1*7
SIZES 11—2 ..___
PATENT STRAP Cl 17
, SIZES 8-rlO ___& 1 • 1 /
patent’ strap . ■. | Q*7C
” Z67c
___ ___$1.47
$1.27
SIZES 5—7
PATENT STRAP
SIZES
CALF
SIZES
CALF
SIZES
OXFORDS
11—2
OXFORDS
8—10% .