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’Phone Carlow- 2105
R.R. 1, Port Albert
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35c
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Peas, 20 oz.2
Corn, 20 oz. 2,
for 39c
for 29c
THAT P. M;/ Johnston won the
—-lady’s’Lprize7andEarl Harr is
the man’s prize at. the Auxil
iary Shoot party on Friday ev
ening.
Xmas Candy and Mixed; Nuts“ g
at attractive prices .3
L Printed Rayon Cloth, size 45” by
4f)Hj only $1.98
k ‘ Cotton Embroidery pillow Cases,
? pair ............................nu.h?../ $2*98
her wallet in Lucknow, al
though fortunatelyz there Was
not much money in it,
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( Sponge Rubber non-slip Mats, -
f . fed and green $2,9$
RAY* ROBINSON
Floors;7
LAID, SANDED AND
FINISHED^
ONLY 19 MORE DAYS
To Select Your>. . ,
< * GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS
-.■■Jfcfeir We Suggest:
WOMEN’S SLIPS ... . .....
. Crepe ............. 1........................... •. $£■?&>
. Nylon ..............,..................... $2.98, $3.95, $4.95„ $5.95
Sizes *32-46, Generously frosted with deep lace on top, hem
and straps, Makes a welcome gift and a welcome addition
to your own wardrobe too!NLYON HOSIERY v7-,. —t <—^—--—^.-,-ft.
v -Kayser, Corticelli, Phantom,- Weldrest-Mn all the latest 5
'■. ?yfaR'Shadesf^GIFT^BOXEIJ^FR^y''
HANKIES, HEADSQUARES, SCARVES J . . .ft
We have a beautiful array of linen and lawn handker- ^j . chiefs, silk and'wool head^^ros, silk ,heck scarves. J
Station, Wagon Coatsi : Dresses, Skirta^ Blouses, §
- ■ Sweated, ' , Gldye$ '. Handbags.
FOR THE MAN IN YOUR HOUSE:
SHIRTS .... v
By Forsyth^ Broadcloth, Corduroy, Wool Plaids and
Checks, Cashmere Cotton.
SWEATERS ....
Pullovers and Cardigans, long sleeve and sleeveless.
Sizes S, M, L, 32-46, in finest Botany wool.
Nylon and Nylon, Rayon and Wool Mix Sox
Ties, ’ Linen Handkerchiefs, plain or initial
Work Socks, Nylon Reinforced Throughout
' Doeskin arid Brushed Cotton Shirts
Jackets and Station Wagon’Coats
| MENS, l^IES\anS CHILDR^^ WEJtfl I
1 Piece GoocTs and Woollens i g
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THAT Raymond Finnigan and
Walter Alton have ^both suf
fered the loss recently of con*
siderable sums of money and
last week Mr® J. W. McGee of
Goderich reported the loss ,pf
Do your Christmas
Shopping Early
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Save By . Buying
At Your I.G.A.
I.GA.
Maraschino Cherries, 16oz. 51c
ffi Aylmer . .3 Cut Mix Peel, 8 oz. 18c
§ Cut Mixed Fruit, 8 Oz, 19c
tj Red Glace Cherries, 8 oz. 27c
ft Silverwood Butter, lb. .... 64c
gBowes Almond Icing/ lb. 43c
u Aylmer'“Fruit Cake Mix 69 c
§ White Swan Toilet Tissue 2|25c
. ft Challenger
g Red Sockeye Salmon
| SMITH’S FOOD MARKET |
THAT Mrs. Jessie Allin has been
appointed local and district re^
presentative for British Knit.
THAT a large Crowd at Blake’s
Hall on Friday ^evening was
well entertained by * the.play,
“A Close Shave”, presented by
Blueyale ^RU^Wm. Bucking
ham provided entertainment
between acts.'' • .■■?. -■ ■ ./A?■ .
THAT Wei^were eight tables at
; the Monday riigli| Shoot’party.
, The winners were Mrs. Bark
well arid Jim Mathers.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rit-
chie moved recently frdm the
farmin Ashfield: totheir home
in, Lucknow; which they pur-
• chased from Hector Purdon.
k Neighbors in the Lanesville
_community—presented—:thjem.
with a lovely lamp. The pres
entation was made informally
by Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Campbell.
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Choice
Choice
Country Kist "
Wax Beans, 15 oz. ............ 10c
Large Head Lettuce 2 for. 33c
Fresh Mushrooms, lb. 65c
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Grapefruit, 96’s 10 for 49c ft
Red Emperor Grapes, 2 lbs. 31c g
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ' Ontario
WAWANOSH ELECTION
(Continued from Psge 1)
E|don Miller and Qrv$ McPhee.,
‘Jj'riday’s nomination meeting
was presided over by a former
yeeve and warden, Mr. ‘ Brown
Smyth, and apart from a con
tentious assessment . affair, ' the
meeting passed off quietly.
The following nominations,
were received by Clerk Durnin
Phillips:
y For Reeye
Harold Gaunt by Win. Webster
.and' Gordon Struthers, ' .
7 John- Durnin by ~Archie Mac-
Millan and Ross MacPherson.
Gordon MacPherson by ’ Leo
Foran and Archie MacMillan,
Brown Smyth by Ldfne. Dur
nin and John R. Thompson.
FOr Councillors
Benson Johnston by Wm. Good
and Edwin Mills,
John Durnin -by Brown Smyth
arid; Walter Washington.
Harvey Culbert by G. C. Greer
and Gordon Struthers,
'Gordon Struthers by Harvey
Culbert and' J. H. Gaunt.
Lome Durnin by Ross Mac
Pherson and Archie. MacMillan*
. Eldon Miller iby Archie M^0-
Millan and Leo .Foran.
( Orval McPhee fay Ben John
ston and Edwin Mills.
Wesley Jbyrit by Archie Mac
Millan and Eldori Miller.
George. Phillips by Lorrie Dur
nin. and Archie Aitchison.
For School-Trustees
Harvey Anderson by Jim Cur
ran and. Wm. Webster.
James Curran by Eldon Miller
«arid Archie MacMillan.
THAT the initial reception from
CFPL-TV, which went on the
air on Saturday night, was
quite disappointing, locally.
; However, it’is understood that
“ this station has a greater power
than what vi$ presently being
channelled, and eventually TV
viewers can expect better re
ception ftom this/ London sta-
. tion. ■ 7 ’ •
THAT Murray Taylor, son of Mr.
and: M^ jph^ter Taylor, of
West WawanOSh, has resigned
his position as manager of the
Dominion Store at Walkerton
and has returned to Wingham
to take over.. the position of
Canadian National Express ag
ent. ■
THAT Mrs, Archie Anderson of
Montreal is keeping very well?
and loves to read The Sentinel
news of all her old friends. To
them she extends the season’s
greetings and best wishes for
good health. - <
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THAT the; District High School
Board pnd the teaching* staff
have been quite concerned Over
some apparently wanton darn-
; age and defacement that, occur,-
red last week at the newt school.
THAT Donald Thompson has ter
minated his course at Ryerson
Institute and has returned
home to join the Sentinel staff.
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THAT The Sentinel . reporter is
accustomed to jotting down
notes in divers quarters and
positions, but we had a new
; 'experience last week. We “cov-
. ered” the .Ashfield nomination
meeting, squatted on the end
of a rather skimpy block of
•’“^ood-^j^ked^Up^-ai^inStHjhe?-
furriace. We weren’t alone
—among__the “restless” block
. squatters, and aren’t Complain
ing, but just ' cite the instance
to show how overtaxed the ac
comodation was by the record
crowd in attendance.
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§ The gift that keeps on giving for many, many years, and
S will be a daily reminder to your children of lovmg, interest- I ”
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A Piano For Christmas I
§;■ ed parents . . . Music is essential to humanity, so rain mere
L enjoyment pow .for the whole‘family by selecting a truly
Sb worthwhile Piano for Christmas.
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TRIANON MODEL
PRICED FROM $590 UP
Large trade-in allowance on your' old piano .... . Terms
7 available if. desired.
New and Used Pianps lat Greatly Reduced Prices. *
CALL, SEE and TRY THESE PIANOS
Garnet E. Farrier
Piano Sales & Service, WHITECHURCH >
fhone 711-Jrl, Wingham
.i ; FREE DELIVERY
Edwin Mills, by Wm. Good arid
Walter Washington..
Albert . Taylor by John Cam
eron and Frank McQuillin.-
No. 5 At St. Helen's School
The voting in West Wawanosh
takes place next Monday between
the hours <^ 9*00 ami. and 5.00 j___________ _ ________
<p.m. There is a change in one retire next year are Win. Web
polling centre. No. 5 “Patrons ster and Wallace Miller.
Hall” at Anderson’s, where vot
ing has been held for years, was
recently sold < and moved ^to
Belfast where it became part of
a residence. Balloting at this poll
is now held at St. Helen’s School.
The six polls are as follows:’No.
1, Dungannon; No. 2, Public Lib
rary, Auburn; No. 3, Township
Hall; No. 4, Community, Hall, St.
Lucknow District High School
7,
Commencement
In TheVMigh School Auditorium
Friday, December 4
■. at 8.15 p.m. sharp
Selections by The Band and Glee Club
GUEST SPEAKER:
Kitchener-Water loo Y.M*C.A.
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NORMA SHERWOOD, VALEDICTORIAN
WM, CONRON, BARITONE SOLOIST
Admission—50c -
MEN!
DRESS GLOVES, brown leather,
Warmly lined, sizes 8% to IWz.
Price $2.50,'$2.75 and $2;98 pr.
WHITE ‘HANDKERCHIEFS, Irish .
lirieri .*>».»...50c.
Plain white Cotton or Striped
•borders• 25c ,
NIGHT SHHITS^—striped cotton
flannelette, sanforized, sizes J5 td
... ..........$3.35. aridl$3.50
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1053
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Helens; No.’ 5, S.S. No.' 4; St.
Helens; No, 6, Parish Hall, St.
Augustine.
Trustees Returned
7^-Therl^ee^^iririg-sdiooMrus^
tees, James Curran, Harvey An*
dersbn and Ted Mills, were re
turned by acclamation. The bther
two members of the' Board who
Albert Taylor was the only
other trustee nominated on Fri-
day.
BORN a
GIBBONS—in JVvingham General
Hospital on Tuesday, November
24/ 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Gibbons, R. 3, Wingham, a son.
The- market store
JUST RIGHT FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS OR PERSONAL USE:—
Gay Hankies in assorted, fibril
design. Priced from 20c to 50c
m.u A.-,-:, ..-L-,1-.^■... J .
Dainty Hankies Of fi^e Swiss cot
ton, colorful floral embroidery
in one corner, 3 in gift box.
Price .......79c and 89c
3-Piece Lace Sets, priced 89c set
. MEN! . : '
“Hanson” 100 percent pure wool
Work Sok, nylon reinforced toes.
arid heelS“~ ' ’
5 lb, weight ,$1.35 pr,
. .'. .'4 lb, weight $1,25 pr,
’ Al - • ‘ '. . 3 lb. Weight ............$1.10 pr.
2 Va lb, weight ■.,.,Lv...95c..,ri.rKj;...,„.
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