HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-01-21, Page 8•S3
WEDNESDAY.JAN. ^®5S
I,-SEP BYTHE SENTINEL
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THAT in renewing their Sentinel
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart D. McKeith
of Vancouver, extend to The
Sentinel and their many old
and ribs in a motor accident on
Christmas. Mrs. Bqrberis a
sister of Mrs. R. H. Thompson.
THAT W. J. Barber of Vancou
ver suffered a fractured nose
(Continued from page 1)
THAT at the Legion Auxiliary
"Shoot party the high lady was
Mrs. Mae Irwin and the high
ipan Mrs. Bill Stanley. Prizes
'WeredOnated by Mrs. Bob
Hamilton arid Mrs. MacFar
lane. There were nine tables.
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'SlpLJP AT20PERCENT DISCOUNT Wools,Corduroy,Tafettas,NoveItyWeaves
PRICES—SEE THESE ON OUR SPECIAL DISPI A Y
COUNTER-iTHJS-WEEK ONLY " —~ "
THAT 15 fatalities during 1952
.set a new record of deaths in
Bruce .County according to
ProvincialPolice, who all told
investigated 282 accidents dur
ing -the year. One death was
the result of an air crash near
Pinkerton.
GIRLS’CHENILLE HOUSCOATS
2 to 6 yrs.—$2.49 : 8.to 14 yrs>-’-$3.49
CLEARANCE OF GIRLS’ COATS
Sizes 3-6x— 8 to 14 years
PRINT DRESSES’, reg. $3.98. Reduced Price $2.98
~■■ . large sizes only; .
BOMBER JACKETS
Bomber ja^kets^.yairi^stp 42.75
’ For. only $9.95
• • lor »•>'/ -•
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
.•Z;’--•.Ontairib '
POTATOES
75 lb. bag - - . • ' $2 75
THAT Alex Stanley has spent the
past couple of weeks or so with
Joseph Johnston, since his re-
turn home from Baker’s Priv
ate BEospital. Joe suffered a
fractured knee cap and Other
. injuries; in a motor accident
some time ago arid just recent
ly had the cast removed. Mr.
Johnston has riot been so well
-jarid was taken to Wingham
Hospital on Tuesday.
the ’ Wm. Kempton farm west
of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ler have a large, family and
several of the children Com
menced attending school ait
Lucknow on Monday. Mr. Mil
ler is employed as a truck
driver at the Lucknow Saw
mill.
Orange &Grapefruit
MARMALADE
24 oz. jar 29c
Frojp Now Until January 31»t everything in
- A nw.Y A FEW OF THE SPECIALS CAN BE LISTED BELOW •
Homey ’•
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
48 az. tin 25c
Yard Goods Special .
During our anniversajpr sale
' there will be
Oft All Yard Goods
THE LUCKNOW SENtlNEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WORK«OCKS
Waste- A#-.SPBiil
H Better Hose. brqken sizes,
vyalu«s
Special f •„•••••••♦•• V • e ’■****•**•** ^/* * • • * • •
F j . U- • j -A-". X‘i ' -w'-vr
i 10 Percent .Qff All Men’s
(derails,-Bmocks, Pants,
p ; Underwear, ;
■ -.si^K^
Men’s Stotiori /Wagon Coats
1^ 20% DISCOUNT
-Boys’ Station Wagon Coats
values to $17.95
Fbr $11.05
Five Roses
FLOUR
X/-—
.Ladies’ Silk/Panties,
sizes S, M, 'L. .
Anniversary , Special .......
LADIES’COATS
. A Few Ladies’ Coats
Tp CW Al 4^ >Frice.
Ladies Station'Wagop Coats
20% Discount
Ladies’ & Children’s Wear
^ NYLONS ’■■■ :■
An .assprtenent of 45 '.and 51 t
. «auge, d5 4«nier a 5
Two Pair •
Market
FREETROU^ ;
Ejcirri trdusers ifrrie^is inonth’^
.(with qiErf.xnep,5i. v’ " ~
” “■^m^qe^o^eq^e^sin't^2—
GOOD DRESS CREPES and FAILES—Now 69c yd
priced up to $1.98 yard' '
Watch for IGA Advt. in Thursday’s Free Press Air Prices Apply At
WE INVITE A COMPARISON OF PRICES SEE FOR YOURSELF
EVERYDAY—LOW PRICES—EVERYDAY
CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY
PMkte* .®®<t Station Wagon Coats '
from $<L95 -1 .
SPECIAL SALE OF ALL-WOOL PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS
GROUP 1—Sizes 2-14, some travellers’ samples, to clear at $1.98
GROUP 2—ladies’, youths’, children’s, exceptional valpe, at $2.98
Indies’ LONG SLEEVE PULLOVERS, value $4.95. To dear ..— - $3.49
LADIES’ BLOUSES. !*’radt of Crepe Blouses .Toclear ..1... - tL98>
^PRINT SPECIAL
table *»f i$9c values. It will
--4^y/ypu/to over -our
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HIPS. THOMAS HARRIS x
Ripley and district residents
mourned / the .passing of 'Myrtle
E. Harris, beloved wife of Thos,
Hciris, in Kincardine General
Hospital on January 12th, 1953,
after illness of a.
Bom in Kincardine on Sep
tember 18th, IW, ahj was^tbe
daughter of the,late,M, ,T. Huff
manand Emmq Cronk. She Jived
in Kin^ardipe ii^til- her rparrlage
to . Thomas $aiw 3n ?June^l913
aad tspont w pf h0r
Predeceased hy &
Beverley, age Ih 1923,. a afeter
Alice in W .and a brother
Charles id
by her hWhan4, a daughter Ade
line (Ws.7^ A-
merstdfi, two 800% WWm pf
Bi^y> Huffman of Toronto and
three grandchildren. • •
She was a ni0plbeV of St. An-
drawls United Ch^h.ahd yftrile
her health prevailed was an ard
ent church worker. Keenly in<
iterested fh music she never faiL
ed to recognize the efforts of the
choir. Always thinking pf others
she was highly respected by
everyone who1 knew her. .
^W®e\^Khiaffdin<e >she wris
an active participants organized
sport ^d i-l^r--
ried Jife Wflis a f^fpls^riPOrter
of lpcql and district hockey . and
Wi teams.. ':■< ■■ /
Many fiends edited to pay
their ^efpqcta At W^nnap
Funeral Home prior to the fun
eral service. As repairs were be
ing! ||||0>W W^’
Church the funeral service was
held in Knox Presbyterian church
on Thursday, January l5th. Rev.
J. MacDonald <rfficiated due to
the bereavement in Rev* Bry-
don’s family. Pallbearers were
Ro^iR^j^Brr JnA; /J^c^pnr
; liilcLlleg Moo^
<Riple^ and Thomas Leakey and
Glderin Buttle of .Kincardine, Iri«
terment was made in Ripley cem*
etery. .Friends And relatives were
present from Toronto, .Hamilton,
London, Mitchell, ^Palmerston,
Blyth, LAicknow> Port EJgin. Eur-
ham and Kincardine. \
THAT Biil~Hewat has been ap
pointed chairman of |he JSlmira
Public School Board of which
he has been a member for the
past few years. ■ 'A
■" Al-.1.1’ .
CQrOP ANNUAL
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ectdrs know their Co-op
merit and .all the answers dto it.
That the Board while settling on
policy, should riot ‘^take over”
management.
. Membership should ibe avail
able only to those who can use
the Co-op, and these should have
a sense of ownership and rer,
sponsibility and above, all fo pat/
ronize their organization.
He mentioned 'collective act
ivities of the Norwich Co-op in
cluding the sponsorship of minor
sport, scholarship awards, Board
room facilities open to all civic
groups, and their biggest public
relations event a monster gar
den party that -was adopted when
their annual banquet outgrew its
britches’, and the Crowd couldn’t
be accomodated.,
-xte Barbell L t&.riked_. Mr.
Decide Now To Buy Ymir / - ‘ : -j.
CURTAIN MATERIALS FOR SPRING
Mid^takie advantage of this wonderful offer. Good
quality materials, now selling at remarkably low price
D. R. Finlayson
PHONE 91, LUCKNOW
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