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THELUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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NOTICE
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Thf greatest thing .tjydt ever happened
to sox—trimfit nylons! They wash in
a hurry, dry in a breeze, last practically
for ever. In white, soft pastels
and high fall shades.
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DuPont Nylon lined
with comfortable Durene
mercerized cotton.
MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR
Piece Goods and Woollens
NOTICE
SUNDAY, APRIL 26th
Lucknow Hydro-Electric System
SAVE at these Everyday LOW PRICES
IGA Salad Dressing, 8 oz. 25c
Libby’s Fancy Peas.. 2 for 35c
J King’s Choice Tomatbes .... 21c
Saniflush .................. 29c
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> Dainty Rice lb. 19c
! Lux Toilet Soap ...4 for 25c
Milko, lb. 37c 5 lbs* $1.69
Gerber Baby Foods .... 2 for 19c
Pineapples, size 12 ........... 29c
P.E.IJ; Potatoes AV..... 10 lbs. 29c
Green-Pascal-Celery-2 for 21c
Oranges, 220, 37c; 288, 25c
Cabbage, lb. ,..u........ 7c
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
J' Watch For Ad In Free Press Thursday
I SEE BIT THE SENTINEL
(Cphttaued frontpage 1)
THAT Mrs. John McLeod is re-
. covering from the effects of a
fall on Good Friday when she
suffered broken ribs. Mrs. Me-
. Leod is 88 years of age, and
makes her home , with her day-
ghter, Ws. Harry Nixon and
Mr.' Nixon..
THAT Bill Campbell of Amber
ley had a successful sale of
stock and implements last
- “Week-^BiU has a-job-with^4
; Kincardine Creamery, and he
i \&nd Mrs. Campbell,, will move
> there when living quarters are
available.
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THAT seeding operations which
, were general zon many farms
last week, Were brought to »a
halt by week-end weather con
ditions, climaxed by a consid
erable fall'of snow on Sunday
and Monday. Sunday’s snowfall
converted this immediate vicin
ity into a vertiable fairylaqd as
it Clung to trees and shrubs
and wires, The snowfall, how
ever; was not general it seems
and west of Lochalsh (there was
scarcely a flake. In, fact the
sun was shining while here we
were having a heavy fall of
wet snow..
THAT Elliott Sandy and Billy
: and Doug (Farrisih bagged a fe-
icfx .and her litter of six
.young * pups last week. The
bounty is $2.00 for the mother
- arid $1.00 each for the pups;
THAT Mrs. Charles Lorenz is ill
with pneumonia and has been
. in Kincardine Hospital for the
past week. Her daughter^ Mrs.
Clarence Bell of Cleveland is
here on account of hef “illriessr
She^flew to London. Mr. Lorenz
•Who. has. been in Kincardine
Hospital for several months
from the effects of a stroke, is
quite seriously ill.
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THAT it was noted in last week’s
Sentinel report of South Kin
loss W,M.S. that the interesting
paper and prayer on the topic
“The Easter Story” by Mrs.
Ted* Collyer and Mrs. Philip
Steer was omitted.
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THAT Caryl MacCrostie, who has
. been attending Wirigham Dis
trict High School, has complet
ed,a special commercial course
and has accepted a position in
the office of Fry & Blackhall,
■ Furniture Factory, Wingham.
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THAT work on the standpipe
was completed on Tuesday with
the big*tank getting an outside
-Ccoat of aluminum as the final
operation. Spectators got quite
a thrill watching the workmen
\ at their unenviable job.
THAT Mrs. Win. McNall, who is
well past the * four score mark,
received a fall on Saturday
night and fractured a rib;-
THAT District Deputy Grand
, , Master H. J. Cameron paid his
official visit to Olid Light Lodge
on Tuesday evening.
Paramount District Girls
The Paramount “Salad Cut-
Ups” held their fourth meeting
at the home of Eunice Button bn
’Thursday, ’April” 16tK7 wH^ 12
girls present. After the roll call
\“Name”some“vegetable’J7^Mrsr~Or
Richards led a discussion djn vege
tables and what they contained-.
Most of the evening was spent in
copying notes- A dainty lunch-
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Attention all those/of Sottish descent—and who is
....’ not jn these parts! i \
Under auspices of the CAnadhnJ-egioii ,
THE PLAYHOUSE, LUCKNOW
will present
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Thursday> FridaySaturday* May 7th, 8th, 9th
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i “The Hasty
/ A wonderful motion picture—a story of a Scotsman away
,. fromdiome, and having fought for his King and Country
, is going through a difficult convalescing period.
V. IT HAS LAUGHS—IT HAS TEARS—BUT IT’S REAL!
► We are really expecting to fill the theatre for three
’ solidnights—that’s how good this picture is.
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11' A A A Al A A A Aii * i^vA^kgj
FOR BETTER
Gardens, Lawns, Plants
440-12 COMPLETE PLANT FOOD
Specially developed for flowers, fruit, bushes and
vegetables. Contains 4 percent nitrogen (for green
growth), 12 percent phosporus (for growth and re-
production), 10 percent potash (for tasty fruits). Free
of fungi and weed seeds. Full directions for use on
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lie-6-4 PHOS^ORGANIC FERTILIZER
A chemical and organic fertilizer particularly suit
ablefor rich green lawns arid shade trees. Contains
10 percent nitrogen (to proinote greeri ’ growth), 6
percent phosporus (for plant reproduction), 4 per-
?cent potash (for balanced - growth). Apply 2 or 3
lbs. per 100 sq. feet. Full directions ^n bag.
40 ll»...... . . 12.25
Variey of Lawn Grass Seed Mixtures or cari supply
grasses separately to your own formula.
D. R. FINLAYSON
PHONE 91 LUCKNOW, ONT.
Will Go Into Effect
IN LUCKNOW
SUNDAY, APRIL 26th
at 2.00 a.m.
Lucknow Municipal Council.
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was served by the hostess, Mrs.
Robt- Button.
home of their leader, Mrs. J.: El-
phick. on Saturday, April 18th,
with 11 girls out of 13 'present.
The roll. call was answered by
? picture of a vegetable pftat c or
a . salad dish,Instructions . were
:given on how to make“sclffibped
potatoes and a “pink salad".'A
dainty lunch:was served by the
hostess which'consisted of what (
we had prepared. /
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