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TEENA-PAIGE
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Good Values for Back«;to-
School Days. New Fall Teena
Paige Teen-Age Dresses; in
For cool refreshing lemonade
Lemons 3 for 13c
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Look Over These
Back-To-School
Misses’ CjARPIGiANS
Misses all wool Cardigans,
rjjew^'shipinent—justreceived
in popular shades asred and
green.Realvaluesat '
PANTS
fabrics in boys’ and
youths’ pants such as nylon
gabardine ^and nylqrr and vis-1
cose make them longer wear.- ■
ing. All sizes from 2 to 6x and
8 to 18 years. Men’s sizes from
28 to 44. Boys’ and Youths’;, „prices7for__ages__8^to_718_jstarf.
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$4.59 :7.-7.-.
Girls’ CARDIGANS
* Sizes 8 to 14.
All wool cardigans in a good
variety of colors. You will go
a ?iong way before you match
values like these.
Nylon Pullovers & Cardigans
/tor all sizes'8 to 14, 14 to 12.
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GIRLS’ DRESSES
Girls1 8 to 14 Dresses.
Values up to $5.95. Back
School: Special at
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Another group of Good Values
’ for $198
TEEN-AGERS
Back-To-SchoolDRESSES
We have a whole rack of
Dresses clearing at
$3.98
PLEASE NOTE!
Change of Program
Starting Wednesday, Sept. 9th, there will be only
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BLAZERS
Blazers in navy, red, green
&wine;Sizes 12to20. Priced
, from$6 75 up. In sizes 8 to 14. .
Prices start at
$3.98
> Sizes 26x ... .'..,. 7..............$2.98
BLOUSES
NTLON BLOUSES
Ideal for school wear tb stand
the extra wear. Sizes 12 to 18.
$2.98
AGROUP OF BLOUSES
JUALF PRICE
Good back to school value
. JEENS in stock for the whole
family. Matching shirts if de-
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NO MORE
DARNING
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darning needle. We can offer
you nylon; hose for boys,' men
and ladies wear with a. 3 ■&. 4
months’ guarantee. Customers
tell us of wearing these; hose
for one and two years with-
. out holes.
Boys’ at 49c, 55c, 89c and 95c
Men’sat ..i. 98c, $1.25 and $1.65
Ladies* & Misses 55c, 75c & 98c
Children’s at. various prices
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these over
THAT , a hydro crew commenced
stringing new wires along'
Campbell. Street on Monday,
which will, lead UP; i° 7he re
moval of hydro. poles apd the
present hydro lines from, the
main street. The new lines are
_--carried-Qn^bracketsZ_attache^itpt
the buildings and street light |
standards which sit back in ‘
against the buildings.
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THAT Isabel MacDonald, R.R.4.;
Kincardine;; and a student at
Lucknow District High School,
was one of seven girls to re
ceive county honor certificates
. at the Bruce County Achieve
ment Day held* in Walkerton.
A good ^election. of Misses’
Fall {Skirts in the latest styles
had fabrics. Sizes 12 to 20.
$3.98 to $9.95
JACKETS
Youths* Jackets in smart
styles and. materials for 8 to
14 years, also 32 to 44. Youths’
Satin jackets, fully lihed, good
shades _
$4.95
THAT Miss Isabel Russell left for
Regina, Sask., where she has
accepted the • position of exe-
1 cutiive difeetpr of - the Y.W.C.A.
♦ in that . city.
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THAT Betty and Joan Hamilton
—entertained^he^DaughterK^fc
the Kairshea. recently at their
home, when Mary MacMillan
and Mary MacIntyre were epch
presented with a gift.
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THAT Tom Hallam arid Lester
Morden; of Ashfieid left this
Tweek on the harvest excursion
to Western Canada.
THAT several new cottages have
been erected this year at Am
berley Breach op * lots .purchased
from Wm. Schmid. Of local in
terest are cottages built by
• Chas. Webster of town and by
Huntley Gordon of Detroit and
formerly of Luckpow.
* MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR
Piece Goods and ^Voollens
NYLON HOSE
54 gauge;, 15 denier .
“—-New--seasonable--shades?AT
special buy makes it possible
to offer these fine hose to you
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$1.29
2 Pair — $2.49
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Stock Up For
Big Labor Dayr
WEEK-END
>ICNIC
At The Lake
FOR SALADS
Miracle Whip,16oz. .
Head Lettuce, large ....... 19c
Celery Hearts..... . ......... 19C
Tomatoes, 6 qut. 59c
Rose Sweet Mix 7
Pickles, 16 oz. ...;................33c
FOR SANDWICHES
Sockeye Salmon, 7?s .......
THAT Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn
will have charge of the Sun
day evening devotional half
7 hour broadcast from .CKNX
during .September’. This of'
Course is a recorded program as
. Rev. Meiklejohn will conduct
. services in his own church.
This broadcast from 7.00 to 7.30
is conducted by the Wingham
District Ministerial Association
and replaces the former Sun*-
day night church broadcast
which ran the hour. ;
THAT Miss Hazel Culbbrt hris
closed her beauty parlor in
Lucknow for the time being
and is at her home in Ripley
where she as caring for her
mother Who is quite ill.
THAT Sgt. Major” I. M. Hall of
. Camp Borden suffered a heart
attack oh Saturday,.August 22,
shortly after arriving here to
spend the week-end with Mrs.
Hall’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A;
^CrAgnew.Early“last“week“he
was removed by military am
bulance to Chorley Park •Hos
pital; Toronto. It Was Mr. Hall’s
second attack in less than a
year, : ■, ; 1 ■: '
THAT in renewing his Sentinel
subscription, Dr. J. K. M. Gor
don of Ottawa says: “To as
many as may be left who can
remember Jim Gordon of St.
Helens, give “them’my warmest
greetings”.
THAT the Ladies Auxiliary ’to .
the Canadian Legion sponsored
a well attended dance last Wed
nesday evening to music, by
Mel Lavigne and the Bluewater
Boys. They sponsored a repeat •.
engagement . this Wednesday
night.»The prize last week for
the first couple oh the floor for
the opening dance went to Mr.
™and"Mrsr4\i0ker;whoarecom-^
parative newcomers to Luck-
. now. They are building a home
on the road to the “Big Church”: ■ ?
andforthetimebeingareres-—
idents in the Farrish house on
Havelock■'St.;.. south.
THAT the annual Silverwopd
Dairies picnic was held last
Thursday, af Kincardine Beach,
for employees of the Lucknow
and Cargill ■ plants, who With
their families or friends made
a gathering of about 60 persons.
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THAT Miss Patricia Baillie, for
mer BruceCounty health unit
—nurserrhas-ibeen named by the
Red Cross Society to the staff ,
pf the- hospital at Port Loring.
WehayeacQmpletelineofpicklingandcanningsuppIies.
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
BACK TO SCHOOL BARGAINS
GIRLS!
Chiton’Faiits, size 2 to 6<i»niy 5 pair 98c
Cotton Pants, size 6 to 14 ... only ....? ... 35c pr.
Rayon Fanto, teg* 20c Now ...u.. 2 pf. 50c
7’/1 oz. Denim Jean, elastic top, sizes 4 to 8,
$1.69 •
THAT Fraser Ashton, . Tommy
Rath well and Kenneth Jones
attended the Hamilton Confer
ence United Church * junior
Vboys’ camp at Miramichi near
Port Elgin; Seventy-five boys
—attended“the_“camp“and'"partic-_
ipated in a varied program of
worship, {Bible study, (sports,
crafts and campfires.
THAT Al Irwin, son of Mr, and j
Mrs.. Emmerson Irwin, has sue- •
cessfully c’ompleted his course
at the C1N.R’ under the dir
ection of . Garnet Henderson,
and is now bn relieving duty
at the Acton depot. Al and
Norman Liddle of Ripley both
“wrote the rules” at Toronto
the first of last Week to com-
plete the courset . ;
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THAT mother and daughter, Mrs.
. Gordon Macpherson and Isabel
‘’Macpherson were featured in a
highland fling duo at the Brus
sels band tattoo held, some, time
ago. Accompaniment Was Joy
Piper H A. MacLehnahx
THAT .Mrs. Earl/White and^her
young son have returned from
a visit in BC. Eileen has. join- .
ed the local staff of Bell Tele
phone operators? .
THAT Mrs. Wm. Robinson is in
'quite poor health at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Kil
patrick. She is in her .92n<i year.
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THAT Mis. S; B. Stothers has
returned from- a visit in Eng
land. with her' daughter.. Mrs.
Stothers returned by air, land
ing at Malton on Friday, Aug.-.
, ust 21st.
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THAT Felix Marin and his wile,
who had spent a few days.here,
left for theii Horne in Bu ffal0
the .first of the week upon the
windup of the fastball .season.
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THAT a . plate glass window at
Montgomery Motors was stnas^
ed last Wednesday night, pre-
. sumably by a stone, catiptilted
• by a car tire.
15. PIECES OF GOOD QUALITY PRINT «
All different colors & patterns,only 49cYd.
Genuine Leather 3-ringed Zipper Binders $4.95
LUiiCli, Boxes, only >45c 7
.Thernios Bottles,-only■.,-.,:,;»M.o.7.7.\,u.?.J$i.98'*.
■ School-Bags, oiily
.7 ■■ Pens from _ ,; ........;:....-...,..,.l;..-. 35c. to $1.00
Webster’s Dictionary Eclipse »peni 98c sei
< Fen aiid Pencil Sets $1.89 — The Must
for • High School ;
—BACKJO-SCHOOLBARGAIN
BOYS! .
Boys and Youths’ Gabardine Pants-rldeal for
School or College, only 7.................$4.95, pr.
Deiiiih Jeans, ’all sizes $2*66 tio $05.
Long Sleeved Pullovers, reg. $1.98 .....Now 98c
Fine Broadcloth Dress Shirts, only $2.39 each