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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-07-22, Page 10WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd, 1953 T 7 I .< J DOLLAR SAVING DAYS AT THE * I. J. Free Draw t J, I x< 25c tr*4, 29c 'Vl SMITH’S FOOD MARKET 7 ! I, t'. t • jk. 29c 26 c 39c 75c“imw ^ .... ., - i - ■ ,■ , ,■ s - -•,. * Bj iauw^ju« want another industry or two two other industrial inquiries at they can getthem just as other the present time but it will take towns are doing. Durham pham- the support and co-operation of Hat* nfiT,Amina,'no ic ‘Fstllrittrinr* tin ■ nil crot v*acti14cV' -' The Sentinel mailing list, will be corrected shortly, Is your sub scription paid? / • . ' •: 'i mm Pard Dog-Food...... 2 for Gold Seal Sockeye Salmon aijr, .. 1 1 "ll—' ■ 7" Coco Cola''z . GLASSES—7c Each uiii.iii1 ..------..................................: ...■ THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY • Authorized investment for trust funds. • Short term—5 years. • 4% yearly interest, payable half-yearly. In five years, $410.18 accumulates to $500.00 Write for, descriptive folder STERLING TRUSTS c 0—R N■ a’. ’ . • . ' ■ ’ . . • . • ' ■ HSAb OFMCf It ANCH OFFICE •71 B«y St4 Tmito 1-1 Vwnkp StH B«nte Tide, gi&nt pageten 1' ..,.. ■ . .......~.......... f BASEMENT THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ; Children’s Wear Dept, ‘ HALF PRICE , Boys’ & Girls’ Sunsuits Sjome With.matchmg hats or bonnets. Sizes 2 « 3 only. TO CLEAR AT PRICE j. ' .. ....— PEDAL PUSHERS Girls’ Pedal Pushers, 3 to 6x, with midriffs to match. Regular $2.98. SALE PRICE—$2.29 > , (fyi. • ■ y * • . ' ’ • , - - • (URLS’ DRESSES A table pf girls’ dresses, \ sizes 1 to 6x. REDUCED 20 TO 50% \ Drop in and look around. PLASTIC BABY PANTS ' Special for dur sale. 25c — 2. pair for, 45c : T-SHIRT SPECIAL Ldt ITo. 1, sizes 1, 2, 3. Reg- ’• Mier; values to $1.19. TO CLEAR AT 79c v v T-SHIRT SPECIAL Lot No.- 2, sizes 2, 4, , 6. A wide assortment of plain , and patterned T-Shirts. TO CLEAR AT 89c SPECIALS Two Tables of Clearance Values at . *49c and 98c JULY CLEARANCE SALE of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Wear CONTINUES UNTIL AUGUST 1st < . .■< ' < ’ ■< ’ < ■ .4 .< < "4 < J ■ 9 < MEN’S. LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR ' Piece Goods and Woollens < I SEE BY THE SENTINEL (Continued from page 1) THAT—the United -Missionary Church at Hanover announces special youth meetings during the summer with Elmer Um- bach of Lucknow as director. "I’VE 4% GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES!"j :-‘T ..... . -.7-v”---V--- WHAT WOULD THEY HEAR IF THEY VISITED LUCKNOW , The following article which ap peared recently in The Durharp Chrenicie, raises the, question in one’s mind,, as to what ^vould have been heard and what would have been the / reaction if .this gentleman had visited Lucknow incognito. / . . . ? ‘ Would the merchants', along Main Street have given him a warm, reception, leaving the im pression that this was a mighty friendly spot in which to locate, and Where harmopy, co-operation Sand mutual municipal boosting was ip evidence., : Or; hfiad he talked to the man- on-the-street,: would , <he > have found in him a town booster, or i a long-face'd' calamity John or Jane,: whose stock-in-trade is in ertia and blue-ruin talk. ( Here’s What The Chronicle had to Say, and while . this article points specifically to the mer chant, we think civic boosting is everybody’s business/ and seldom it seems, has it 0ver been at a lower ebb here. “Last fall a representative of an English firm came, to Durham iand called on merchants along the main street asking questions. “Although the merchants did not know it,' this man was mak ing, arrangements for his com-, pany to establish a manufactur ing plant-in1 Canada and he want ed to find ou^ where the firm would be most welcome. “Durham Chamber of Com merce followed up the inquiries but were disheartened to hear the report of the company’s agent at Toronto. He said business men ' . to whom he had talked ’did not seem enthusiastic, information was. reluctantly given, and the general-impression was that out siders (would not be too wel come. / ' - “Although this firm was im pressed with the . physical assets and facilities of Durham, the re ception was warmer; at Smith’s Falls and there its Canadian plant is'being established. “H the merchants of Durham her of iCqmmerce is following up all to get results’*. l\/e Got Mote +MAN A fbO/7 IN AAY S'OCK CHESLEY ASSESSMENT UP AND SO IS TAX RATE , . , , ————— / Sentinel publicity concerning Lucknow’s new assessment causes Clayton Schaus of The Chesley Enterprise to .comment, as fol lows:" “We are not sure whether we think very ' highly of the new system of assessment or not. Cer tainly wq do not think too much of the argument that is used to the effect that,. if the assessments .' . ■ 9 • .T" ' 7".. 7-— -<• er tax rate. Surely people are not inocent enough to be fooled by such an argument. Chesley raised ; its assessment from less, than $85s0,000 to over $1,000,000, arid, where is the tax rate? This year it -has. gone up again to a neat 69 mills. The people of Han over could tdll the same story. The only thin^ a higher assess ment has done is' to keep the rates from reaching the 100-mill mark”. » THAT the family of the late Mrs. John MacMillan were deeply appreciative of the response to . The Sentinel’s request for cop ies of the June 24th issue,'car-^ . __ „T_ rying itheir mother’s obituary.' ate increased, it will.mean a low- An ample number have been “ x--- x- ” received/ Since our acknow ledgment last week, a copy has been received from Tom Magof fin and the offer of one from Wm Evans. , BORN WEBSTER—in Kincardine Hospi tal on Sunday, July 19 th, to Mr and Mrs. Wellington Webster, R. 3' Lucknow, a daughter. GARDINER—in Wingham Gen eral Hospital on Friday, July 10, . 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gard iner, "• a son. CADMAN-*in Wingham General Hospital, on Friday, July 10th, 1953* to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cad man, R. 2, z Lucknow, a daughter. ELLIOTT—in Wingham General Hospital on Saturday, July 11 th, 1953, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce El liott, Lucknow, a son. O’KEEFE — at Alexandra Hospi tal, Goderich, on July 14, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. O’Keefe, Kin tail, a daughter, Marianne. •STANBURY—at Alexandra Hos pital, Goderich, on July 11, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanbury, R. T, Dungannon, a son, John Robert. • . ENGAGEMENTS Mr’ and Mrs. Angus Kennedy of - St. Columban, Ontario, an nounce the engagement of their elder daughter, Mary Teresa, to Mr. William Joseph Kinahah of St; Augustine. ,The marriage to take, place Auigust l’st. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Logten-; berg, R. 7, Lucknpw, wish to an nounce the engagement of their daughter,. Alie Logtenberg, to. Mr. Tim, Reurink, son of Mr. and Mrs; Gerrit Reurink of Holland. The marriage- is to take place on August‘1st,; 1953.. • i • ■ vl•z ■ •"* 1 ■ Mid Season Clearance Sale | 20 PERCENT OFF All Summer YARDGOODS Win Au IBEX BLANKET - ( • ----J • ■ ' Wabasso . PILLOW SLIPS Sale $1.00 Pr. , 7' . .. You’ll Say I, G A. VALUES are ALL I DESIRE ... ...... .. .......’.': .1*........ Libby’s Rosedale Tomato Juice, 48 bz, Zest Sweet Mixed Pickles, 16 Oi; Robinhood White Cake Mix Kellogg^ All Brail Pard Dog. Food.... PRESERVING TIME IS HERE Rubber Rings, box 7.‘... 9c Certo 29C Fruit Jars, Mason Lids and Caps’ Seal-a- Whx, Etc. Bananas ......lb. 19c ' , SunkistOranges, 220’s doz. 37C Oranges, 288’s ,.s.a 2 doz. 45c Grapefruit, 100’s . .. 4 for 25c . t Why Pay More? Shop at Smith’s I* G. A Market HOUSEDRESSES $1.00 Each .............-.........: ■'......................-.. ' Boys’ PLAID SHIRTS $1.80 7< r Tickets with every dollar purchase. ' - Draw Saturday Night MEN’S TIES | Reg. $1.50—Sale 79c j ±s=i' S I V k.-/ - ..... - • . MEN’ST-SHIRTS — ■ . ■ and'. SPORTSWEAR 20 Percent Off Men’s SWIM TRUNKS Men’s Sanforized DRESS SHIRTS 2 for $5.00 r'1 NYLONS 76c pair .. ~ -....... ■ ■ . " 7 ■ ’ . y ; V ' Bay? WORK SHIRTS Special $1.49 PUREX TISSUE 4 rolls 50c Assorted Sun Suits CHILDREN’S TOGS 20 Percent Off