HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-07-21, Page 10THAT P. S. Mackenzie, Walker*
ton barrister, was elected pres-
identof<theiWestern„OntariQ
- /North Liberal Association, at a
meeting held at Harriston, at
which Farquhar Oliver, Ontario
Liberal Leader;: ‘was guest
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■.'1.x:."tTr.rx;„«T7■“jnx,[.—j rill,
farm oh Friday. The wee steod
is grey in color with attractive
white markings on face, body
« and legs.
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THAT Oordhtt Johnston bps com
pleted a pleasant .and enjoyable
year as, an exchange teacher
in B.C., and they left the West
Coast last week on their return
. to Toronto. Gordon is a son.
of the (late Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
’ Johnston. His wife was the for-
. mer Irene (StratHdee.
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THAT Rev. and Mrs. C. B. W00L
ley of Dobbinton renewed ac-
quaintances here oyer the
week-end, and oh .Sunday at
tended, services on Ashfield Cir-,
. cuit where Rev. Woolley min
istered fpr seven years, prior
to goihg ' to Dobbintori two
years ago. >
TJHAT little> Judy Agnew of De
troit had her cast chariged re<
cehtly and she and Elizabeth"
Webster who is assisting in
her care, have been visiting
with Mr. and ■ Mrs. E. H. .Ag-..
new, It is expected that Judy
will have the cast off and be
walking by Christmas.
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JULY
SALE
Continues all this week, Added Specials |
INCHILDREN’SWEAR
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CURITY and CHIX DIAPERS
This week only — $4*49
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WORK SHIRTS
In navy, goyaL grqy and khaki,
sizes 14|^ to 18.
Only $1.98THAT Mrs. Evelyn Barkwell, of
town is a member of the kit
chen staff at the Stratford Rot
ary Club Camp at Kitchigami
on Lake Huron south of God*
: erich. Saturday’s Beacpn-Her*:
aid carried a-picture of Mrs.
Barkiwell and a Stratford lady,
standing behind a counter load-t
ed with food in preparation for
the |iext meal hour call. ” • —
•iRHAT Teeswater’s bi-monthly
bingo was held last Wednesday
and . oxi Friday night Goderich
Lions Club staged, a bingo with
, three television sets as the ma-
✓ jor prizes. In advertising each
event it was estimated that
unless the financial results
were satisfactory, the futureof
the game in each centre was
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THAT John Hanna,, M.P.P., an
nounces he has received word
from the Hon. George H. Dou
cette, that tenders have been
let for grading , and culvert
work on Highway 86 from the
Divisiori Lirte to Wingham.
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THAT Earl Scarlett of Clifford
Lis^the^new baker at Mullin’s
Bakery. Mr. and Mrs. Scarlett
.. have rented • the Parrish resi-
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GIRLS’ COTTON PANTIES .
5 pair for 89c
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A group of corduroys, denims, cottons and'
fancy cowboy numbers. Sizes 1 to 7.
$1.39 lz. '
GIRLS’SUNDRESSES
Sizes 2 to 14 Clearing from
$1.49 up
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I GIRLS’COTTON DRESSES
j < 7 to 14 years, A good variety of colors-
i and patterns.
— JUL T^ X^r j* $1M
A GROUP OF: MEN’S AND BOYS’
BATHING SUltS — 98c
LADIES* T-SHIRTS
- Small Size Only — 79c '
LADIES’COTTON BLOUSES
Gingham, in sizes 12 to 20, ideal for sport wear
with jeans or shorts. Regular $2.25, for—
''X':.. $1.79
OTHER BLOUSES
In assorted patterns and .plain shades.
Values to $2.98, ^it— ■ '.-■■■
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THAT the .Henderson Brothers,
Morgan, Jim and Donaldi have
erected a fine new family cot-
—tagesouthoLandadjoining
Bruce Beach < 1
THAT Leo Beauchamp has. pur
chased the home formerly oc-
cupie<l by J^k Maclnhes, ea^t
of the C.N.R. depot.
THAT Sid Gardner .was put-ofr
doors in a wheel chair on Sun
day for the first time sipce en
tering the "hdspitai some four
months ago. Mrs. Gardner ‘vis
ited Sid. and took him for “the
' ride”; ‘ ?
deuce on “Standpipe Hill” and
will move into it in a few days.
This Residence was formerly
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
net Henderson and family.
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SUNSUITS.
Sizes 1 to 6— 98c-
THAT Douglas Alton, 5-year-old
son of? MiTt and Mrs; George
Alton, is pretty proud of a lit
tlefemale Shetland pony colt
' which arrived at the , Alton
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pSAVE^
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► Stockley Tomato Juice,
► 48 OZ, ....................
* Doles Sliced Pineapple, '
,:20 ■ 02..... ■
»I.GA. Pork & Beans,
: ; 20 oz.2 tor
►Clarke Pork & Beans/
■■ ■ r 20 oe. ’2’ for:
: > Sheriff Good Morning
/Marmalade, 24 oz. ....
; XGA. Catsup r.. <„...4..w.
.MarshmalloW/lb.
^MeLaveh’s plreez Ease 2 for 25e
: >Salada Tea Bags, 30’s..... 39c
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35c
31c
35c
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21c
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THAT Bill Mathers, who' has
been employed in Toronto for
the past couple of years, has
0 joined zthe Canadian NavyrHe
expects to be stationed at Corn*,
w-allis, Halifax, for six months’
; basic training Bill spent the
week-end here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs; Jim Mathers.
THAT July 20th is the deadline
allowed for the destroying of
noxious weeds on Village pro
perties, whether vacant! or
otherwise. Failing to comply
with this regulation the stat
utes empower the Municipality
tohavetheweeds cut and
charged against * the property,
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I^AgoodbuyfortliecQldweatheraliea4LFleece
I lined, in sizes 1 to 8 years- Values to $2.25.
[ Sale Special $1.59
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LADIES’ SLIPS
Sizes 32 |o 40 98c
z Another Group Gf ;
CottonandSilkSlips
at $1.89
. First Quality NYLONS
SORRY . *.
/Our substandard nylons advertised last week
proved so popular they are all gone. For this
reason we have put On. an EXTRA SPECIAL
offer in FIRST QUALITY NYLONS to take
their place. 51 guage, 15 denier; 8*4 to 11.
Only 89c
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AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
For pick up and delivery Monday and Thursday,
phone 75-w, Lucknow
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THAT Garnet Henderson, - local
C.N.R.|t agent; “officially launch
ed” hiS new boat on Saturday.
It is a 16-foot plywood boat,
with Abroad beam,, and bright-j Age “roundup”; Nearly 1000 ad-
ened with a red trim. The ply-1 olescents were arrested by the
wood work was done by LeO pOjjce They were Xoppd in popl-
Beauchamp. | rojms, all-night restaurants, tap-
’ | rooms and on street comers. For
THAT Art Howald hooked a huge ^me ^eelcs these juveniles had
brbwii trout that has been in- - terrorized the city using guns,
habiting the river at the Flax! knives» switchblades and Other
Mill for some time. Tho fish W’esswe weapons. In Lindsay,
was practically two feet long Ontario, last November, there
and weighed about 5 pounds, .was held in the Armouries one
( Saturday night; a “roundup” of
—~—-—-'o..... „ i [500 young people. This roundup,
— .—7/-—-7-———ja—district— affair/-some”comiri£
4 Young lady: Can you squeeze "from as far away as Oshawa aiid
me in here? . , Peterboro, was a voluntary rally
Bus Driver: Why, yes, lady, if \ of youth invited to a unique,
someone else will drive the bus; Temperance Conclave by a local
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
A large city in the States re
cently carried out a big Teen
committee. It was sponsored by
the Clergy and Laymen of the
Protestant Churches. They were
interested in doing something
constructive to defeat juvenile de
linquency. The young people
were greatly impressed with, this
new type of temperance meeting.
Three other centres have held
similar Conclaves. Last year more
than 1350'youth in Ontario met
thus. • under the auspices of, the
churches and Y.P. organizations.
The Ontario Temperance Feder
ation, whence the idea originat
ed, has many* requests from .dif-
ferent-centres-to-launch-_the^pro-
ject in their area. We in Huron
County, have .taken steps to stage
a- Conclave here in the hear- fut
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Challenger
Sockeye Salmon
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Waxed Paper, 100* roll 29c
Sunny Morn Coffee, lb. $1.23
Robin HOod
Angel Cake Mix 59c
Mdrg^ne 38c
York 20. oz, .../2 for 31C
Kami 49c
Mother Parker’s
Orange Pekoe Tea, >/2 lb. 50c /
Siiverwoods Butter, lb. .... 60c
37c
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DON’T FORGET SATURDAY—THE DAY FOR THE SCOTS '
' In Agricultural Park, Lucknow
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SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
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Ladies! FrepOre Now For Your .
FALL QUILTING
BatU 89e & 98c
Cotton Queen Batts .... $1.19 Ea.
Good Assortment of Prints from
39c to 59c per yard
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LACE1YPE PLASTIC ' / “■
54 ins,- wide, .ideal for.'. Dining
Cloths,* only.................79c yd.
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GOOD QUALITY PLISSE
/White, Navy, Grey and Blue,
Ohly yd,
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. . MEN’S PANTS . ■ ' , '
, Rayon Gaberdine, faMm, grey & ,
bl^e, smart s cool. Only $6.89 pr.
SPORT SHIRTS
— Men’s plisse sports- shirts, Jong
sleeve, piaixi colors and patterns
Only >>,»«'.•«"<' $2*98 I
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■ 100 percent rayon Sport Shirts. ; ■ ,1
i short sleeves, gaily patterned, S. ,, ■
W Li Only ......I...,..,,............... <198 J
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