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.Boys’ Twfced Pants, special nt—$2.98
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Sizes 3 to 6, only —-------___$1-49
For that extra pant for school wear these values
cannot be'beaten.
f HATS ARE CONTINUOUSLY COMING IN
more varied gift
L \:.„merci|andise.,'such -..as;.• / . . •....
i SCARVES, HANDBAGS, HOSIERY, SWEATERS, .
SANDERSON’S LADIES’ and MEN’S WEAR
have taken over the Millinery RiisinfWs previously
operated by Miss Belle Robertson,
yimp does not permit a remodelling operation at present.
Lined leather gauntlet gloves or
■ ..mitts, pair .......................— $1,9/
Some clearances? included at LESS THAN HALF PRICE. 1 ‘
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11th, 1953
PAGE EIGHT
WEEK-END SPECIALS. . ., ... .... -----.
A RACK OF
LADIES’ and MISSES’ DRESSES ......
Sizes 12 to 24%. Exceptional values in new
: THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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MEN’S, LADIES* and CHILDREN’S WEAR
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AO O A A
KINTAIL WJ. AIMS TO
IMPROVE THE HALL
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The November meeting of Kin
tail W.I. was held at the home
of Mrs, O’Neil at Kingsbridge.
The roll call, “A mineral and
where it is mined”, yras answered
by 18 members and five visitors.
The community hall at Kintail
came up for gome considerable
discussion. A committee was
formed to convene a social even
ing at Kintail hall and welcome
all interested people to come and
see what can be done to lay the
ground work for a community
. hall at Kintail. It was also de
cidedto have a tea~and~bake~sale-
on Wednesday, November 25 th,: at
the Legion Rooms, Lucknow.
Thank you notes were read from
.-several sick fojk* Mrs. Elliott
Sandy gaveea finereport of the
London .Convention- The topic,
Agriculture and Canadian Indus
tries, was taken by Mrs. Donald
Blue of Ripley who gave a splen-
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R.R.l,Port Albert
Tiriie To Buy
CHRISTMAS
BAKINq
SUPPLIES
ATLGJL
.;.r , See our Complete Line
Raisins, Currants, Etc.,
I.G.A. Red
Maraohino Cherries, 6 oz. 23c
Magic Baking Powder, lb. 35c
Aylmer Cut Mx. Peel, 8 oz. 18c
Aylmer cut Mx. Fruit, 8 oz. 19c
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Red glace cherries* 4 oz. 16c
Vankirk Chipits, 6 oz* .. 27c
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THAT prize winners at the Mon
day night. Shoot Club party
were sister and brother, June
and Keith Collyer.
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THAT Alvin Moran, Eldon and
Wilfred Austin and Bert Schur-
mans are home after sailing on
the Lakes for the season on
the barge Portadoc which is
tied up at OWen Sound.
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-THATsome^-changes—havebeem
made at .the Recreational Cen-
^- -tFer ? where a Scout meeting
room ha$ been partitioned; off
to make use of. a portion of a
little-used section of the north
wing. Full use of the south
winjg is again possible with the
rernoval of the partition that
was built to provide a tempor
ary school room, made necess
ary by overcrowding at the
Public and High School,, prior
to the erection of the new
school.
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did paper in which she covered
the entire subject both at home
and abroad. She said farmers
must still be willing to gamble
for they are still'buying cattle.
Discussing the “war against
want” she said it is our war
against communism, for hungry
people will listen to any solution
to their hunger. She referred to
Kincardine for local industry
sayinig • that their manufactured
goods are seen in stores from
coast to coast. She concluded" by
sayiifg that Canada has a good
hand of cards arid plays them
well,, and we must share our
abundance with those less fort-.
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f Mrs. . Hugh McKenzie thanked
the speaker. The Queen and
lunch brought an interesting af
ternoon to a ^loseU
Mrs. John ' polling of Ripley
will be the guest speaker at the
December meeting at Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie’s home. , ’ ■
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WHALE — in Victoria Hospital,
London, on Friday, November 6,
4953, to ME and <Mrs. Brock
Whale (nee Kathleen Stothers),
son, David Stephen Brock.
CARTER—-in Wingham Generar
Hospital, on Friday, October 30,
1953, to Mr. and’ Mrs. Ernest Car
ter, R; 2, Wingham; a son.-
THOMPSON—in Wirighairi Gen-
ober 31, 1953, to Mr.' and Mrs.
Mac Thompson, R. 1, Holyrood, a
son. '•
of Mixed Frtiit and Peels,
at Everyday Low Prices.
Australian
•Seeded Raisins, 12 oz. .... 24c
Gold Seal Sockeye-Salmon 39c
Vita BCereala..:, 34c .
Sunny Morn Coffee, ib.: ...* 95c
Breakfast Club
Raspberry-~Jam,24ozrr.“35c“
McIntosh Apples, bus. ... $3.25
Ontario Spies, bus. ........ $3.25
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
( HOUSECOATS . ...
Beautiful silk arid /bengalinetail-
ored housecoats, sizes 14-20, navy,” ,
black, gfeeri, scdrlet and royal.
Priced, at ............................$8.50
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Navy all-wool ski pants* sizes 3- ;
6,' pair $2.59
feltfLg>'UNEft JEANS,.
Sizes 4 0
THAT a Western subscriber, ex
plaining the delay, in paying up
their Sentinel subscription, says
that the hail got their entire
crop this year and they are
now counting on their turkeys,
“if the coyotes don’t get them”.
■—0—THAT - Wendy MacKenzie; dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mac
Kenzie, had her tonsils remov
ed last Wednesday in Wing-
'ham.
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THAT Jack Leith, Jr., has de
veloped a nostalgia for news of
the old. home town, and we’ve
added his name to the mailing
list. Jack has been away from
Luckhow for 15 years. Mr. and
—Mrs^Leithreside—in—Ottawa
where Jack is assistant-manag
er at the Board of Trade. He
extends an invitation to Luck-
nowites to drop in and see him,
when anyone from home is in
the Capital. „
will be offerCjd for your Christinas Buying. !
STORE OPENED WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11th I
Hobby Club' handicraft com
petition at the Walkerton Win
ter Fair. .
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THAT Ripley Junior Farmers*.'
square dance team, with Austin
Martin as caller, will again this
year compete in the internat
ional square dancing contest
. at the Royal Winter Fair.
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THAT tickets ’ are . available to
anyone wishing to take the bus
trip to the Royal next Tuesday.
The trip is sponsored by the
Kairshea Institute, but' there is
accomodation for others besides
Institute members. /”
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eron and the office staff
weren’t sorry to see the end
of last. week. Throughout the
week they had to record and
THAT Alex McIntosh has return
ed from a three weeks’ trip via
the Lockeridge Transport to
. Wainwright; Alberta., Alex ac
companied Charlie Blatchford
• who was in charge of4he trucjk.
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THAT a strong iron taste and
smell had local domestic water
users complaining last week.
The water- used *n the system
since spring has been solely
from the new. well south of the
Flaxmill, and it is hard to ex
plain the noticeable increase in
the iron content. The extreme
ends of the system have been
flushed thoroughly, and wheth
er dr- not that- had- any-effect,
some sections of the town not
ice a pronounced improvement
•in* the palatableness of the
water.
THAT Merle Middleton of Ham
ilton visited last week-end with
his father, Russell Middleton,
and did some deer hunting
with success. Qn Friday, his
first day out, Merle bagged, a
five-point buck.
THAT Gordon ■, Kirkland has •
been re-elected a director of
the Huron Co-operative Medi-
cal Services board.x
THAT Mrs. Bob Hamilton and
Leo Huber were prize; Winners
at the Auxiliary Shoot party on
Friday evening.
THAT George Kennedy paid the
top price of $355 for a Hereford
buil -at E. R. O’NeiFs sale near
London.
THAT farm properties of the
Estate of Wm, E. Henderson in
Ashfield Township were offer
ed for sale by auction last Wed
nesday. The “Gibson” farm Was
bought by Marshall Gibson,
while the “McKenzie” farm
was not sold at the auction.
THAT three sisters,, Mrs. Earl
Grey of Walkerton and Misses
Helen and Joyce Little of Ash
field, won top prizes with their
^handsome leather handbags, ex
hibited in connection with the
tabulate every individual piece
of mail that was handled, both
incoming and outgoing, right
/down to every single postage
stamp. It was an exacting check
while at the same time trying
to prevent delay in.: servicing
the public* •
The Publisher, Mrs. Thompson
and Donald attended a 1 meeting
of Western Ontario Newspapers
publishers, held at the Royal
Hotel, Harriston, on Saturday aL. '
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Synfhetic Rubber Wall finish
Paint a room today. Use ‘it to
night. It’s easy with SFEED*
.EASY Satin. So Satin smooth to..
use, dries so fast, stands hard
wear *.. can be scrubbed over and
over. No "painty” odor* no ■ ■lap
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wallboard, masonry—ue^ds no
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THAT Jack MacKenzie, president
of the Ashfield' Federation, of
Agriculture, announces that Uie
annual meeting and banquet
will ibe held in the Recreational
Centre^on Tuesday ^November
24th.
THAT Reeve Stuart E. Robertson
of Lucknow and Reeve David
H, Carruthers/ of .Kinloss are
among Bruce County reeves in
attendance at the November
. session ,of County Council at
Walkerton.
THAT the Fall Fair prize money
dieques_are^now_made..o_ut_anLcl
are available from Secretary A.
T. McNay at the Lucknow Dis
trict Co-op Store. Those who
can conveniently' do so, are
asked to call for their prize
money;
CHRISTMAS DOLLS /
See out gtand selection of dolls
for Christmas.* All rubber dolls
from $1.98 to. $4.95
Walking dolls from $1.98 to $16.95
Have them laid away now While
■; the selection is good.
' FOR SALE AT
Finlay Decorators
’Phone 218, _ Lucknow, Ont.
BOYS’ SHIRTS
Plaid doeskin, blue, red, green,
wine and gffey backgrounds. Sizes
u to 14 $1.98.
LINED JEANS
■ '7t/4 oz. deriim, sanforized, sizes 8,
• - 8, .10,’ at pair $3.88
’ I6 pair $3;95
, 7.■ MEN’S SWEATERS' '
Fine wdol Cardigans, grey, brown
and maroon, 36 to 44 at........ $5.75 •
^-Cardigans with zippered, fronts,
beige, navy and wine, 36-44, $6.25
Pullovers—7 long sleeves, yellow,
blue, grey aWd tail; M, L, $5.50
Sleeveless Pullovers-^vhitd, .grey,
blue ’ arid mardOri* S, MtL, $3.95