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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th, 1954
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Hough's “Big Overalls ore
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bining Hough’s Sanforized GoW
Label doth and flnest workman
ship . • . Extra full cut for more
comfortable At, with the ”Tug-of-
war” crotch and heavy diamond
bar lacks at all points of strain
for longer wOar. Your best overall
buy, because Haugh’s “Big 88’
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ASHTON’S
THAT arrangements are being
made by the Lucknow Red
Cross to transport children to
Teeswater this, summer for
swimming instruction. -It was
not certain at press time as to
the frequency of the trips..
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MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR
Piece Goods and Woollens -
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Finlayson,
Huron Township, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
OralMarena,7to^
Youhg, son of Mr. Lloyd Young,
Colbarne Township, and the late
Mrs. Young. The marriage to take
place early in July.
BORN ?7
HENDERSON—in Wingham Gen
eral Hospital, on Wednesday,
June 16, 1954. to Mr. arid Mrs.
James Hehdersori, Lucknow, a
son, John William.
FISHER—Mr. arid Mrs. Herman
Fisher of Benmiller wish to an
nounce the birth Of a daughter
on June 22nd, 1954, in Alexandra
. Marine Hospital, Goderich^ .
MacMILLAN—Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford J. MacMillan are happy to
anriounce. the birth of a son,
Michael Joseph, at Hotel Dieu
. Hospital, St. Catharines, on Wed
nesday, June 23rd, 1954. A bro
ther for Christene. 7
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THAT commencing; next week
there will be no Wednesday
show ^at The Playhouse Theatre |
during July and August, A
— single picture weekly will have
a three-day run —- Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
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THAT just to keep the record
—straighti^and—tO- inform _th.e_
sceptics, The Clansmen wish it
known that each member per
sonally pays the cost of his
luncheon plate at each arid
every such meeting? The cost
does not come out of Club
funds which are used solely for
civic and welfare work.
THAT The Paisley Advocate is
making a bid to have the pro
posed Bruce County museum
established in the heart of the
county—in Paisley. No matter
where its eventual location is
decided upon in this 100 mile
long county, it’s going to be a
Tong~ way from a lot of places.
THAT last week donations to the
Dr. W. M. Connell Memorial
’ Fund were close to $300.. It
. has riot yet been decided what
type of memorial will be placed
in Wingham Hospital.
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THAT Donald MacNay success
fully . passed 7 his first year in
engineering at Queen’s ' Uni
versity,, Kingston, and is taking
a special course at Clinton
7 R.C.A.F. radar school during
> the summer.
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THAT a reception was held at
Zion Orarige Hall on Friday
night in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Hackett, newlyweds, who
have
their
taken up residence on
farm at Zion.
Dick Murdie suffered1 aTHAT
7 -badly gashed knee on Monday
at noon hour when he fell on
the sharp edge of a broken
brick. The knee cap was bared
[but not injured. Dick had a
long session in the Doctor’s of-
“fice—before-thewound-was
/ cleaned and sewed up. i
THAT Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Turner
have successfully _ .completed
their first year at the Western
Canada Bible Institute at Re-
gina, and are. employed in Tor
onto until Fall; when they will
return for' the second year of
a foUr-year course.
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Is Here
’Stockleys. .
Tomato Juice, 48 oz. ...
* Zest Sweet Mixed
> Pickles, 16 oz................
Gold Seal Sockeye ... ..
* Serviettes, 2 boxes .....’.
k Paper Plates, Paper Cups, etc.
> Mother Parkers
> Orange Pecko, lb.
Freshie .......................
Frostade ......... ...........
’ Sunny Morn Coffee, W>. $1.23
27c
25c
37c
37C
Maple Leaf Ham, l*/2 lb. $2.05
I.G.A. Milk 2 for 25c
I.G.A. Milk, case ........ ... $6.00
50C
€c
5c
PRESERVING SUPPLIES
Zinc Rings, dozen
Rubber Rings,
white and red ..
Wax ........
Certo Crystals ......
'.C®rto/--.....
Mason Lids, dozen
35c
.Try Canada’s Newest Cereal
.Checrios $7c
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2 for 27c <
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Mason Rings & Lids, doz. 37c <
Redp&th Sugar, fine and nied- <
'turn ;ium
19c
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as we said last week
THAT Off to Cadet camps this
week are Bill Ritchie and
•Douglas Smith to jpperwash
and to Camp Borden, Arnold
Hartford, Roddy Wraith arid
Bob Morton.
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THAT Miss Frances Alton,
ghter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alton, has joined the local staff
of the Bank of Montreal. She
succeeds Mrs. Allan, Hackett,
— who—terminates™her_W-ork—,at.
the bank this week.
THAT plans are complete for the
annual monster garden party
at Kingsbridge on Monday with
supper followed by bingo,
. games, dancing and a prize
draw at midnight.
THAT it is Canada Bread
Westons
that is moving its distribution
depot to Teeswater. .
THAT Mary Andrew, daughter
of Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Andrew
of Ashfield, is pretty proud of
her little Shetland pony colt
which measures just 24 ihches
high and weighs . 39 (pounds.
There are some hajf dozen
' ponies at the Andrew farm.
/rHAT^Erirl-narris^cf^
/has received an invitation from
the. Cockshutt Company to en-
ter the Internatidrial Plowing
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THEN HERE’S YOUR CHANCE
TO WIN A NEW Olfire Brothers
30" RANGE... FREE
By purchasing a new Clare Brothers Hecla Furnace between
now and July 31st, you may win a famousi Clare Brothers
jewel 30* Range for nothing! To take advantage of Clare
^rotherrnXkfiAririiv^fsaryqfferl^
' Furnace most suited to your needs. Then, before December
31; 1954 write and tell Clare Brothers what you liked best
T about it. If your' fetter is the best received you will win a new.
Clare Brothers 30* Range.,. gas or electric... absolutely free.
SEE US FOR COMPLETE FURNACE CONTEST DETAILS
... arid remember: this is an unusual contestbecause
1. There is a separate prize for every Province, v
2. You compete only with those people who have bought a
Clare Brothers Hecla Furnace between noy and July 31st in
your Province! " ’ /
WM. MtJRDIE & SON
’PHONE 10, LUCKNOW
match competition this fall at
Breslau. Earl has accepted the
invitation. He has been a con
sistent winner in Bruce County
^competitions. ■ „ .... ...__L
THAT Gary Ritchie, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Ritchie, under
went a tonsilectomy in Wing-
ham Hdspital last Thursday.
THAT the Publisher was pleas
antly surprised last week to re
ceive az lovely box of Laura ,/|
Secord: summef T^
participating in nominaling Sid
Gardner as one.of the “fathers
of the year’’.
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accounts with Doctors Connell and
which partnership terminated June
All
Corrin,
30th, 1953, are new due and payable.
Accounts unpaid by July 31st, 1954, will
be placed in the hands of our solicitors.
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>Signed: Daisy M. Connell,
B. N. Corrin.
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“Thank You”
The Clansmen Club wishes to sincerely
thank the residents of this community-^
town and country—for the very cordial
. reception and generous response iii connec
tion with their peanut sales campaign.
Hearty thanks are also extended to the
. ladies who acted so capably as taggers on
Saturday.
The entire proceeds will be used for civic
and welfare work.
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THE LUCKNOW CLANSMEN CLUB
Chas. Webster, Pres. ? Gordon Fisher, Sec.
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LUCKNOW’S CASH AND CARRY STORE
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? —colored trim, medium & large, 7
price $2.29
' Ladies’. SUN HALTER — multi
•.stripes' on white, only 89c; Also .
; plain colors at ’
Ladies’ lastex BATHlNQ SUITS
—sizes 14 to 18 ..... $6.98 each T
All Hats greatly reduced.
' buy hbw.
Lovely; fine CHAMBRAY. Ideal
lorj j/iay domes ar*« __ __ _
' Yellow, .pink, green, browri and
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STRAWHATS
Boy’s Western style "straw hats.
Cool, light, airy. Made of peanut
straw with eyelets in crown for
Ventilation. ' Brightly lacquered
dolors Of red, blue arid green.
Sizes small, medium, large .... 79c
Boxer style of, satin-like rayon,
built-in support,7 button, f lap. poc’-
ket; Royal blue and gray, Sizes
.. 34 tb’ 42 ....$2,95
BbScbr style for Swimming ease;
grand for beach Sports1. Made of
rayon pdpiih, /elastic shirred
waist. Wine only/ Sizes 34 to,
$2.89
PYJAMAS
'^^Tirrie"7io^tockrup*^hdri“ypU“rca
get fine cotton broadcloth* py
jamas at. this price. Sanforized
against shrinkage. 0Full cut for
COiriforfable ’sleeping. Trousers
: ‘ have draw fape Pt waist. Attract' ,
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■ Price ;$i.98