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■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th, 1954
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!• /Fine Broadcloth
DRESS SHIRTS
from ___$2.98 to $5.95
j SPORT SHIRTS & T-SHIRTS
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| large. Prices*from 98c to $9.95
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SHORTS
in the boxer style in broad
cloth, plain and rstripe.
Others in stock in cotton knit
hrom .................. 49c to $1,50
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Gold Plated Tie Pins .... $2.50''
. Tie Pin and Guff Link Sets.
v$4*95 to $8.50
“““^Gold^andSilver-Plated^-”-
1 Cuff, Links .
I $2.98 to $4.50
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THAT inz renewing her Sendn^l
* subscription, Mrs, J* A. Bofe,/
ertson (Pean Qeddes) of Mt,
Forest, says that while, many '
. of the papWS pow appearing
are of people , she does not
know, yet Mie paper still keeps J
her in touch wjth her “native ’
Heath”. Her brother, Cameron.
Geddes, was a recent visitor
—yvTfh-"her.'~iie^-getS'—around-'—very^—~
well. again after suffering a.
badly—fractured—ankle—.many-—I
months ago,.. but still .uses a
cane for a bit of “moral’ ’sup.
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THAT Jack McKim has success
fully passed his second year
examinations' in medicine at
.. Western University, London.
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THAT Bill Fisher# son of Mr. a^id
. Mrs, George Fisher, who ' has.
been in the Bank’of Commerce
at Milton, is being transferred
this week’ to the branch in Kit<
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THAT the congregations of Luck
now and Duriganndn Presby
terian Churches will, on Sunday
hear Rev. Wallace McClean of
Piicton, who is a candidate for
a call. Rev. McClean preached
' here a few years ago when the I
pulpit was vacant; I
THAT Miss Joyce Duncan, dau
ghter of Str, and Mrs. Jim Dun-
: can, who attended Stratford I
Normal during, the past year,
will teach at Sebringville when
x$he Fall term opens.
4TIAT1—Mrs^Duncan-44acDonal4--
7 of town observed her 82nd I
birthday last week, and on
Thursday a family picnic was
held at Goderich. & < 1|
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THAT any perusuai of the old
files of The Sentinel impresses
■ one with the early age at. which
■' many deaths occurred, We had
occasion to look up the records
for Mark Gardner of Wingham
and found that his mother,
Mrs. Wm. T. Gardner, died on
June 18,th, 1887, when she was
within ten. days of. her 31st
birthday. She was. formerly
Catherine E. McDonagh. Mark
was but four months old at
the time. He was -borninFeb - .
ruary 1887. '
THAT an exhausted and injured
homing pigeon was found last
week near the farm of Bert
Alton in Ashfield. It died soon
after. The bird had 3 leg bands
—ran aluminum band' 53-2064-
CU; a rubber band, 847; and a
plastic band with the figure 9.
THAT Gordon Montgomery and
Howard Agnew were at South
ampton last Wednesday even
ing attending the annual meet
ing of the Bruce County Tub
erculosis Association. They rep-
resent The Clansmen Club on
the County organization,
THAT Barbara^Eam^eron enter-
tainedseveralofheryoung
! friends last Thursday on the
occasion of her sixth birthday.
THAT Jane Joynt marked her
, sixth birthday on Monday when
she had ia birthday party for
a number of her little friends,
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THAT the Lucknow Boy Scouts’
rummage sale was held in the
Recreational Centre on Satur
day evening with proceeds’
amounting to a ..little over.
$46.00. Well. Henderson acted
as auctioneer. x
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A FEW OTHER SUGGESTIONS:
Braces and Belts — Handkerchiefs -r- Jeans
Everyday Shirts with Matching. Pants
PANTS
A good selection of men’s
odd pants in sizes 28 to
<44 waist, in newest of
’ fabrics, such at Dacron,
Duralon and Nylon, .
priced from
$6.95 to $14.95
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THAT an invitation is extended
to everyone interested in lawn
bowling—ladies and men—to
be at the greens .on Friday ev
ening for an open bowling jit-
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THAT the annual church parade
of Old Light Lodge, A.F. and
A M., was held td the United
Church on .^Sunday morning I
with upwardCpf sixty members I
and visitors attending the ser-y
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PYJAMAS
that will make summer sleeping I
a pleasure, in ii^ght blue, sand, I
grey and in stripes. j
All sanforized .... $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 |
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LADIES’ PLAY SUITS"
^_«Red_and^.tangerine_Gnly._Sho.rts_^
$1.98* Matching bras, $1.39.Ideal
for the beach.
; CHILDREN’S SHORTS — light
• and cool, sizes 2 to 6x. ** *
, Priced $1.09 to $1.29
■ . •/ PURSES :
< Ladies* , smart summer purses
• frdm $249 to $2.95
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SWIM TRUNKS
Ravon satin ‘iasttex*’. Inside front
cotton mesh support. Royal, mar-
odn, gold and white.
Boys’ Sizes. 8 to 16 years .......$1.89
Men’s sizes, 32 to 40 waist .»** $2.75 ■
BATHING CAPS
Look meat and tidy after swim
ming. Wear a good fitting baih-
\ ing cap, priced fr(dm 45c to 79c:
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27cr
Mother Parkers
Maple Leaf .
Orange Peko Tea, lb. 50c
Maple Leaf .
Sockeyd Salmon, % tin 39c
I.G.A. Milk ‘
I.G.A. MHk, case
Tide, large size ...........
I.G.A.
Raspberry Jam, 24 oz. .
York’ (Jorh, 20 oz. 2 for 31c
.Maple Leaf Cheese, lb. 29,c ’
York
Peanut Butter Tumbler .. ?8c *
Kellogs Corn Flakes, lge. 25c
Jello 3 for 29c J
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
Lucknow’s CASH AND CARRY Stoife
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’Tomato Juice, 48 oz, .......
’ LG.A. Pork & Beans,
* 20 oz. ; 2 for 31c
dark’s Pork & Beans,
2*0 oz. .... 2 for 35c
* I.G.A. Corn, 20 oz. 2 for 29e
! lgX margarine
’ Red Hot Special, O C
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* Domestic Shortening, lb. 28c
’ Ogilvie Gold Cake Mix .... 35c
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Made from Cotton Seersucker/'
wjth. long . sleeves; sport collar,
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shades of blue, green, brown, yel-
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pointed.. Holly.wodd‘type sports
collar, short sleeves. and two
breast pockets, colors creamf blue,
greyj beige* Small medium and
large .$2.95
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