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THAT Dr. R. B. Palmer of Wrox-
eter will move to Wingham
this summer where he will, be
associated with Doctors W; M.
Connell and Bern Corrin.
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THAT during the past week that
harbinger of -spring—the robin
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Although not all the stock was damaged 'by. the
water, we have decided to put everything in
this Department on sale for 10 days. , /
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
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10-0AY SALE
Water Damaged
Included Are.. ...
NEW SPRING COAT SETS,
for sizes 1 to 3x, 4 to Ox, and 7 to 14.
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SPRING COATS—LONG and SHORTIES
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ALL WEATHER COATS
permanently treated for rain\ resistance.
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: MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR \
Piece Goods, ^nd Woollens . *
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PURPLE GROVE
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Quite a numlber of the Purple
Grove ladi^ s^rit a socii^ even
ing" at the home of Misses Lettie
and Ada Gawley of Ripley oh
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson return-,
ed home last week after spending
the past few weeks with her son
and daughter-in-law; at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Emmerson
visited at the. home of Mr* and
Mirs. Ralph Hill Today, evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Aurel Armstrong
,-of Bervie, Miss Edna Boyle vis
ited at the home of .Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Leeson, also Mt. and Mrs.
Clark Needham, Helen & Nancy.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harold* Campbell
and Thelma spent Sunday with
the latter’s father, {yank Stanley.
« Miss Edith Stanley, Mrs. A.
McGuire, Frances Gilmore of
London,> Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stan
ley Were visitors, with Mr. Mil-
.ton -Stanley on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Francis Boyle vis-,
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hughes, Kincardine, Sunday.
The Purple Grove Girls’ Club
. “lield their meeting on Friday ev
ening at the home. of Mary Mc-
CoSh''with a good attendance.
The Purple Grqye“Farin Forun^
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Needham of Kinldugh on
Monday evening of last ' week.
The suibj ect“for”discussion , was
“Farm appearance, do looks mat
ter”? It was stated by some of
the members that if the farm
buildings are made attractive it
may have a lot to do with »the
attitude of the young folk toward
staying on the farm. Others point
ed odt that it was possible for
a farmer to be efficient and pros
perous without bothering about
the appearance of his farm. He
may.think that appearance does
not matter but what counts is
making money of. a goqd living.
Other farmers consider that a
good living includes having^an
attractive, comfortable home. The
question was asked by some
“Why aren’t i Canadian farm
homes as attractive as American
ones?”. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Collins., •
,• I- ;S|EE! BY THE •S.ENiPit.'
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THAT Alex Crawford, has been
presented* with a. fifty-year
jewell by Wingham Masonic
Lodge. Alex is 80 years of age
■ *'■ but still an ,«aqtive member;
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THAT Victor. JBaker celebrated1
* fiis 2lgt birthday on. Monday.
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THAT the evening service in the
United Church was withdrawn
- as. Rev G7 -A. Meiklej ohp had
had a severe attack of the ’fJu
during the week.
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THAT Mrs., Barkwell and Mrs.
;iC; Steward w'aro tied for the
lady’s prize at the Auxiliary
Shoot party on Friday evening
with the former «the winner;
Charlie, Mason was high man
and Gordon Carter won the
prize for the. youngest player,
- The prizes /were donated by
Ernie Crawford, itfrs. Bob
^ Simpson and Mrs, Bob Hamil?
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THAT Neil McLennan suffered
an ankle injury last week when
struck by a heavy roller while
unloading merchandise at his
Ripley store. He was taken to
Kincardine Hospital to have it
x-rayed . but ho bones were
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THAT on Monday evening Ken
neth McNay and Jack and
Charlie Chin of the Lucknow
Midgets were interviewed on
the CKNX sports cast.
THAT there will now be more
of those 50-cent pieces, which
the ladies like to save, in cir
culation locally. Greer Radio &
Electric recently had a sale of
oyer $100, paid in half dollars,
. ‘ and The Sentinel had a $9*00
account paid in the same cur-
■; rencjr.
THAT Elston Cardiff, M.P; for
JEiuron, is a member x of the
/parliamentary Committee head
ed by Robert McCubbin, M.P.
for Middlesex, assigned, the
task of fashioning a “new deal”
for Canada’s rural mail car-
riers. _ ♦
THAT* for the second time in a
Small Change jTalks AC| G A j
SHOP WHERE YOU GAN ' SAVE ON'EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ' ■
■ Challenger Fancy Pink'Salmon, % tin ........ 19c
■ Magic Raking Powder, 8 oz........7....:19c
■ Gerbers Strained Baby Foods *2 for 19c
J i.G.A. Orange Juice, 20 oz. 2. for 29c
■ Babys Own Soap 2 for 29c
J Kraft Dinner... 2 for 29c
■ Sunlight Soap 3 for 29c
Sunkist Oranges, 200’s. . ..... ‘49c
Wilson Tomatoes, Cello .................... j..19c
Grapefruit, 96’s . .......... ...... 5 for 29c
Texas Carrots, cello bags ..7„......2 for 25c
Celery^ size 4 . J 2 for 19c
MacLaren’s Jelly Powdery,..... 3 for 23c
. Ogilvie Toy Oats. 3 lb. box ........... 39c
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WATCH I.GA. AD, IN FREE .
PRESS FOR GREATER BARGAINS.
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LORNE B. EVANS,
Secretary-Treas., Manager, , \ ■
Bruce Co-operative Medical Services, /
PAISLEY, ONTARIO. - ..
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regarding the Bruce Co-operative Medical Services’ New
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is now available, at a very reasonable cost, to
■ give irou protection against heavy, ;
crippling surgical bilh(.
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Make your insurance dollar go where .it will
do the most good, by paying the doctor’s bills,
in surgical operations, fractures and dislocations.
If you do not know a local grejup secretary,
fill in the attached coupon, and mail.
few months George Gibson has
fished a tricycle out of the river
near the Main St He was as
sisted in the operation iby Paul
Emberlin. In this case the own
er'of the trike know it was
there ibut didn’t have the equip
ment handy to recover it. .
BORN
BOAK—in Wingham Hospital on
Sunday, March 15th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Boak, Lucknow, a'
son, Robert John.
JAMIESON—im-Wingham Hospi
tal on Monday, March. 16th; to
Mr4 and Mrs. Stewart Jamieson,
Lucknow, t a daughter.
CLELAND—in Wingham. Hospi -
tai on Monday, March 16th . to
Dr. and Mrs; T. B. Cleland, Luck
now,' a son. .
BOAK in Wingham General
Hospital on Friday, March 6th, to
Mn. and Mrs, Aaron Boak, a
brother for Rickey. ’
IRWIN—in Wingham Hospital on
Thursday, March 12th to Mr. and
Mrs, Glenn Irwin (nee Wilda lr-
win)J'R' 6, Lucknow, a daughter.
GREER—in Wingham Hospital on
Friday, March 13th, to Mr. and
Mrs. , Harold Greer, Lucknow,, a
daughter. '
3VILKINS—in. Wingham General-
I Hospital on Friday, March 6th,
1’1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
I’WilkiriSj. R. 3, Lucknow,. a dati-
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
is your
LAST CHANCE
to get your
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Wallpaper
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GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
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Kitchens and Bedrooms Ohly.
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MBS’ R. J. CAMERON
ESTATE
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FIRST CLASS
CARPENTRY
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Kitchen Cupboards
Custom Work
. Building — Remodeling
FURNITURE
Repaired and-Refinished >
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"A. ,'G. MITCHELL
Box 58, LuckhoW
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Arrived Monday—Ladies 100 per- !
rent Nylon Dresses, new Spring •[
| , SOCKEES
BOYS’ PANTS : •. Boys’ tong Sleeved Pullovers.-•
colors and styles. Sizes 12/ to - |< Ladies and Children’s Sockees. . !■ Clearance Sale! Boys’ Fants, sizes |, ? ■ Reg. $1.95.24L>. Priced— k Priced ?5c a pair. !7 24-32. Regular $2.69 to $2.98.
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