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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, QNTARIO
SUCCESSFUL FALL FAIR
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1953
Chilly Nights Ahead
FLANNELETTE—Just arrived, new flannelette 36” wide,
floral patterns and stripes, suitable for ladies’, child
ren’s and men’s pyjamas.
LADIES’ PYJAMAS—ready-made flariheiette pyjamas Mnd
nighties . ? . f 3.89 and $3*95
> SNUGGLEDOWN NIGHTIES A FXMllUS $3.05 >
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dash, Jim Petersen, Worden How-
aid.
Three Sets Compete
Square dance contest—1st, Glen
Elm Farm Forum, 8th of Huron,
West, Mrs. John S. McDonald,
| Mrs. Murray Pollock, Mrs. Keith
I McDonald, Mrs, Donnie McDon-
. 1953 FALL
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MEN’S PYJAMAS—Forsythe pyjamas .. ^.... $5.95 and $4,95
MEN’S SLUMBERITE FYJAMAS • $4.29
CHILDREN’S 1-piece and 2-piece Sleepers and Pyjamas,
. at ........ .......;..................4.... » ........ $1.89 & $1.98
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MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR
Piece Good* and Woollen*
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in Wingham
INTERESTING TALES IN
OLDATTICSENTINEES
CARRUTHERS
\ Hospital on Wednesday, Septem-
ber 30th, to Mr. arid Mrs. Irwin
Carruthers (jeari . Stothers), a
son, David William. .
--^HUNiER—^in Wingham Hospital
on Friday, October 2nd, to Mr*
and Mrs. Vemon Hunter, R. 1,
Lucknow, a son. .
x..^_„.JBERE,fe.:at- Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on September 28, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Orland Bere, R.
3, Auburn, a son.
FINLAYSON—at Kincardine hos
pital on Saturday, September 26,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Finlayson, R/3, Lucknow, a dau-
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M<GILLIVRAY-^In— Winghaim
General Hospital on Thursday,
September 24th, 1953, to Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart McGillivray, R. 3,
Holyrood, a daughter*
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lVAyA/VIlCUM,
aid, John McMurchy, Jack Mc
Lean, Allan McDonald, Malcolm
McDonald. Fiddler, Donnie .Mc
Donald; pianist, Mrs, John Mc-
Lean;caller,ChesterEnaerton.—
Second—Ken , McNay, Gladys
Kilpatrick, Ernie Gibson, Laurine
McNain, .Bob Morton, Marie Dun
can, Ronnie. Graham,, Donna.
Johnston. '
Third. — Kenneth Nicholson;
Carolyn Gibsbn, Al Baker, Aud
rey Ross, Poss McDonagh, Bev
erley McKenzie, Roy Stanley,
Audrey. Stanley.1
For the two high school sets,
Donald McCharles was fiddler,
with accompaniment by Eldon
Henderson and Cam MacDonald
calling.'
Judges were Dan T. McKinnon,
Elston Cardiff, MJP. and Mr. Mc-
Kinley.. ______4
. Many papers over seventy
years old were discovered recent
ly by Lome AValt Boundary East,
while tearing down a section of
a back kitchen on what was the
former Fisher farm. Several ad
dress labels were in the name
of Angus Stewart, land valuator.
Thepaperswef e-used--for.attic„
iniulation arid were fairly well
preserved. Among them were a
number of, Sentinels.
•One issue of September lQthr
West Wawanosh Wins
Hanna Trophy
West' Wawanosh accomplished
what they, failed in last year
when they pulled the Ashfield
nine and lifted the John Hanna
tug o’ war trophy. Jt looked for
awhile as if there wouldn’t be
a pull. West Wawanosh huskies
wanted it two-out-of-three; Ash
field held out . for a single one-
jninute draw. When it was over
bbth teanis seemed agreed ~ the
sixty seconds was long enough.
Elston Cardiff acted as judge and
timer. It was a terrific pull with
1880, reportgd^a_CTOwd_of 8,000 hoMmg
people at the Caledonian Games few inches tilFpast the _half-way
in Lucknow, “the largest gather
ing of the Clans in America”. ;
The article stated that the
LucknowSociety had—then-been-
in existence six years, and was
regarded as the acknowledged
head of the Caledonian Societies
in America. - ■
_ mark, but in the last 15 seconds
4' the West Wawanosh ..power was
‘ in evidence and they pulled the
former trophy holders about two
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The West Wawanosh team, cap
tained by Lome Woods with
Sandy Hackett as coach, included
ROLL OUT YOUR PENNIES
During The Rexall One-Cent Sale a cent , buys /
as much as any other coin in your purse. You .
buy one adverti^d~ReyaM~RaiUu. the—reguiy ;
^everyday price and get another one . just like it
for One Cent Extra;
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There are
250 DRUG STORE ITEMS ON THE SALE
VITAMIN PRODUCTS
SHAVING NEEDS
HOSPITAL NEEDS
COMBS'
SHAMPOOS
REMEDIES
DENTAL AIDS
COSMETICS
BRUSHES
HOT WATER BOTTLES
STARTING NEXT WEEK
Wednedsay, Thursday, JFriday, Saturday
OCTOBER 14-15-16-17
MeKIM
K THE REXALL STORE * $
OBITUARY
W. A?JIODGINS
The death occurred on Satur
day, .September 19th in Vancou
ver Hospital of Wellington Allan
Hodgins, eldest son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hodgins of
Culross Township, in his 64th
year. He went West as a young
man 43 years ago and remained
there ever since. He is survived
by two brothers and one sister,
Arthur and Perry of Culross
Township and Mrs; Ethel James
of Turnberry Township. (Inter
ment was in Vancouver Cemet
ery.
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Mice partly destroyed an art- following: Ronald McCrostie,
icle by Dr. John H. Gamer, m
an issue of February 1st, 1884.
In a letter to the editor he flail
ed out at those who failed to pay
their doctor bills and'at those
who were critical. of his ability,
his charges' and his roughness.
He said he had frequently traced
baick^these reports—-“for—his
amusement and invariably ; find
they arise from people who never
employed him and some of these
liars I. did not know even by
sight”. « > c
icle by Dr. John H- Garner, in
The doctor contended thatrte
had lost during the last thirty-
two years, forty thousand dollars,
by riot collecting promptly.
Dainty Rice *;lb; 20c
35c
COMING, BIG IGA
$200,000.00 Contest
Watch for Details
This Week- End
Fisherman Sockeye Salmon 33c
Special! ' 7' v
Orange Juice, 48 oz.
I.G.A.
Pineapple Juice, 48 oz* .... 35c
I.G.A. Cream Corn, 26 oz. 2|29c
LG.A. Peanut Butter, 16 bz* 35c
I G A. r:' •; . ' ’ ~ T
Raspberry Jam, 24 oz* ..-.* 38c
SMITH'S FOOD MARKEt
See Our Big Stock , of Cheese
on display This Week-E^d at
Attractive Prices.
buy ?row •
Macintosh and Snow Apples
at ?.a.L.„„;..,..'4».7. $3*50. biifii
Jerry Dorscht, Blake Alton, Bill
Forster, Joe Foran, Frank Mc-
Quillin, George Webster, Lloyd
Saunders.
Albert McGee’s Ashfield team
included Lome Farrish, Bob
Simpson, Donald Simpson, Lldyd
Cline, Emile McLennan, Ray
iDaltdn..Alvin Alton, John El-
phick.
Work shirts were presented to
the men on both teams by Mr.
Hanna. °
Excellent Calf Club
:—There-were-44-excellent^ealve
in the Lucknow 4-H Baby Beef
Calf Club, with competition for
the best animals and for show
manship equally keen. The judges
were Ernie O’Neil and Eph Snell,
and placed the calves as. follows
in the < steer section. Murray
Gaunt, 370 point?; Ann Todd, 367;
Jimmy Lyons, 362; Barry Mc-
Quillin, 359; Crawford McNeil,
356: John. Murray,' 353; Gerald
Minray, 350; Helen Little, 348;
Jack Kennedy, 346^ Ivan McQuil-
lin, 344; Bill Kennedy, 342; Joyce
Little, 340; Allan McCharles, 338*
Sr. heifer—1st, Graham Pow
ell, 369} 2nd, Leroy/Rintbul,. 365*
Jr. heifer—1st, Bob Harris, 366;
2nd, Donald McCharles, 365..
The showmanship awards Were
as follows: Ann Todd, 99j Craw
ford McNeil, 98; Joyce Little, 97;
John Murray, 95; Ivan McQuil-
Quillin, 80; Helen Little, 88; Jack
Kennedy, 87; Bill Kennedy, 86; " =
("Jerald Murray, 85;. Bob Harris,- |
84; Doriald McCharles 83; Leroy . j
i ; Tractor Rodeo, Winners
The tractor rodeo contestants
were limited this year to 10 in
each class. • •
Senior winners—-Glen Walden,
Don Hackett, Jim. Needham,^Al^
vin Alton, Jack McGuire/ Junior
class — Roy Stanley, Larry Mac
Intyre, David Kirkland, Bob Gil
christ, John Mowbray,
i5^pens^oLHogs-7-—-^-7 ~
There were 15 pens of hogs in
the bacon hog competition. These
brought $36.60 when auctioned off
with Omar Brooks the purchaser.
This was considerably above mar
ket-price.
The Sentinel to phone every
home every week to get the
names of visitors to, /learn ,of 4he..
out-of-town trips by, residents.
But please be assured we are
most anxious to get them, and
we will be most pleased to have
you phone in this information or
drop into the office and: tell us.
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SURE WE WANT THEM
It. is an established fact that
few news, items in a . weekly
newspaper are read with greater
intef^tbythemajorityofread--
ers than are the personal men
tion items.. It is .impossible for
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RAY ROBINSON
Floors
LAID, SANDED AND
FINISHED.
Thone Carlow 2195
R.R.1, Port Albert
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UCKNOWBOYSCOUTS
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Wabasso substandard sheets, size
81x100; priced at ......... $3.15 each , • ’ V ' . - ■ ,-7 S’ ,' 4'.
; Wabasso Substandard * Pillow
Slips, hemstitched. $1.49 a pair
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Plastic fabric in colors green, yel-^
low, blue and pink. $1.98 a paif
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Paper Drive
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The Lucknow Boy Scouts Will collect any magazine,
papers, cardboard or paste board on Thursday; Oct
ober 8th. Moriey received for this paper goes toward
Scouting activities during ihe year. v‘
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Anyone in the rural District who may have paper oh
hand and wish to help- the drive or anyone in town
A wishing to dispose of it before the date of the drive, may
. 11 . leave it in the. Town Shed jast permission has been granted
j to collect it there. 4
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LUCKNOW DISTRICT SCOUT ASSOCIATION..
RintoUl, 82; Gr ah am Powell, 81.
NYLON SUBS *
95c pair^.or 2 pair for $1.79 ..
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PLASTAHIDE
54” -wide, colors green, red; blue,
grey* Priced at - $1.85 yard'
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PYJAMAS
Sanforized flannelette Pyjamas,
Trousers have, all-elastic “boxer
waist.'Full size range 36-44. $445
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SOCKS
Diarhond Socks,.90 percent Krpy,
wodl and 10 percent nylon. Hand-,
framed arid shrink resistant 44
■ $L59'-$L75
BOYS' JEANS
Pre-shrunk Jeans,.6-14" yrs., $2.69 1
, Sanforized Jeans, 6*14 yrS., $2.98 *
UNDERWEAR
Fleece-lined Combinations, Sizds
34-46, .... $3-?5 each, or 2-for $7.50
Fleece-lined Shirts arid Drawers.
3M4....:....$2.25,each
SOCKS * . ■
Hea^ wtighjt wool /sooksj: tein-
7 forced with nylon, suitable for ?
" 'Wearing.in ntbbeFbootSj,. sizes 7- “