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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-07-28, Page 8tage eight •THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO___ r’» h 7 knitting YARNS > Beehive shrink-proof knit-* ting yarns in 3 and 4-ply in plain and variegated shades. Regular 55c. > Sale Price 45c YARN A few shades left in nylon re-ihforiced yarn,; white, beige,pow|ler blue, red & blue. ' To Clear at 25c WORKSOX Just received another ship- ' , ment of men’s .100 . percent. . nylon work socks. SALE SPECIAL 2 jlaMr- for $1.89 MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR : / ; .. Pigce Goods and Woollens / AgEW Fbk KlNCARDiNE CLEANERS For pick up and delivery Monday and Thursday,/ phone 75-w, Lucknow 0 TSA^LwkhbW arid conimunity is/well represented at Victoria Hospital, London. Among. the patients aye Mrs. Bob Simip- sori, Mrs. Elmo Pritchard, Mrs. Graydon Ritchie, Mr, W. W. Hill, Mrs. Maud Sherwood who has returned for further treat ment, Sid Gardner, Kenny Webster and Mrs, Harvey Hod- sgins.■ ■ —-o-i-■■'j ■ 'THAT Charles McQuillin left, for . Vancouver on Thursday morn ing driving a new car to the coast. He was accompanied by ——— .-r ZZZ. ► coast. He was accompanied by \ ► ► _I.G.A—_ SUMMER SANTA SAVINGS1 r.,- . ■ ►Z' ! *Dole .Fruit Cocktail, 20_oz. k Libby’»/15 oz. Pork & Beans .... 2 for 33c ’tGA Raspberry Jamy-24kqz,/.... 38c .. ... $1.99 Mazola Oil, 16 oz. ..............;„/39c "Good Luck Margarine, lb. 39c L(LA. Margarine, lb. ........ . Swiftning, 3 lb. pail ........ kHousehold. Roll Towels .... ■ Pic-Nic-Kits r "Mhple Leaf Cheez Treat >GoId Seal Sockeye .. SMITH’S FOOD MARKET STOCK UP FOR THE BIG HOLIDAY WEEK-END 3£c ,I.GA. Whole Canned .Chicken, 3M lbs. ...... 29c 99c 23c 25c 29c 37c T.....Lij-iaiWi! BMIMI Z- ADDEDSPECIALS SHORTY COATS ’ Ladies’—4 only / $10.95 DRESSES—$1.49 Special this week, sizes 12 to 18 DRESSES-—$5.95 A special rack this week. It will pay you to look them over. Sizes 12 to 241/2. CHILDREN’S WEAR Boys’ Swim Trunks .... 98c Sunsuits 98c Boys’ Wash .Suits, sizes 2 to 6,. Special $1.49 Girls’ Spring Coat & Bon net Sets, size 2 only $1.98 s. I Mr.JohnMcQuillin of West Wawanosh and Bill Thomas of Njagarg Falls, who is a grand- . son of iMr. Harry McQuillin. THAT the /Lucknow Pipe Band was at Southampton on Sunday providing music at the aqua day sports. ■ <Z Z'Z?' / THAT the July issue of the pub lication “Canadian Funeral Ser vice” carried a picture of the Johnstone Funeral home on the front cover. The picture was taken by Bill Bolt. ' -4 4 ”““"“4 1 ’ F < Silverwoods, Handimilk Kelloggs Variety Pack Chicquitta Bananas, lb. Florida Grapefruit, 96’s Royal Guest Coffee Mother Parker . Orange Pekoe Tea, Zinc Rings, doz. .... Rubber Rings, '■ . . red and white .... 2 for 19c Seal-A-Wax,lb. ............... 16c Certo Crystals 2 for 27.c Canada Vinegar; gal........ . 51c _...... < plug deposit) ' . 4 <1 33c 39c •< •< 19c < ■< ■< ' < , < ’ < z I ,4 < 4 • Ji 5 for 29c ,......,-$1,27 iH lb/ 50c .....35c I SEE BY THE SENTINEL I, ' , ■_ ,_J__ ,r THAT “extremely unwet” is a new phrase that has .been coin ed to effectively describe the ^prolonged drought; that this district is experiencing; • THAT villag'e assessirierit notices Went intb thl mails this week. The levy this year is based on the new Bruce County equal ized assessment of $1,024,235 arid a rate of 43 mills, which represents a considerably high er rate this year than last year’s 54.6 levy on the old assessment of $643,310. .. ■ /' •’' z ■ — b-— . THAT there" have been as high as sixty local children make the bus trip to Teeswater for swimming instructions at tbe Lions Pool. The Lucknow con tingent goes over twice weekly —on IMondays and Thursdays. However, riqxt Monday’s trip is cancelled as it is Civic. Holiday. THAT Mrs. Harvey Hodgins is in Victoria Hospital, ’ L O n d o n , Where she underwent; a piajor ^pperatipn last Thursday and was quite ill for a time. Mrs. Hodgins underwent an appen- * dectomy in Wingham Hospital about a month ago. * J THAT Sandy Rider pf Stratford, and—formerly-of—Lucknow,~is fitting up an old car for the calithumpian parade in Wing ham. It was built in. 1899, and? is reportedly the / first car to cross the Canadian ’ ‘ Ontario.lt has had ially made for it company. Border to tires spec- by a tire THAT Harold Mitchell, brother- in-law of Mrs. Morgan Hen derson of town, was one of the Canadian team of seven blind golfers who competed last week in Toronto against a U.S/ team* for the International . Blind Golf . Team Champion ships. The American visitors won the trophy with a team score of 1,427 which was 62 strokes lower than that of the . Canadian team. The spectators were amazed at the ability of ..^.these sightless men. THAT the final operation in widening arid improving the approach to Campbell St. at Silverwoods corner is being completed this week with the, application of a coat of hot rolled asphalt. ■ , -—O—— THAT Mrs. Jake. Hunter of Ash field underwent a major oper ation in Wingham Hospital on Tuesday of last week. She is making favorable progress, but will remain in the hospital for a few more days/./,/ *5 HIGHLAND COMPEETITIONS (Continued frOiii Page 1) inent judge, Pipe .Major George Campbell of the Lome Scotts, Brampton. ; He pointed oiit, that the bands were judged for deportment; dre^s, drumming arid piping. The results were as, follows: under 18 classes, March, Archie.- McQuillan, Lome MacKenzie; WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 th, 1954 atomic malathion [ THE LAST WORD IN BARN SPRAY ■ .”’■/..■.............. .... ■ » z ■ . . * : • . ■ ' . . Flies dft not build up a resistance to it .• s ; JO i bpttle makes 3 gallons of spray. ? master plumbers NQ. 7 ‘ root destroyer Harmless to trees, shrubs, clothing and hands. us w. electric kettles SSS.,V“T,IY............ .....$9-95■*% tfl 4. Now In Effect SUMMER PRICES ON COAL 1 s *r .1 i i i WM. MURDIE & SON ’PHONE 10, LUCKNOW / Heating . —Plumbing* —Tinsmithing Oil Furnaces Installed and Serviced I I i I Hereby Proclaim Monday, Aug. 2 A CIVIC HOLIDAY FOR THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW and Call upon All Citizens to observe it as such. S. E. Robertson, Reeve. A Strathspey and reel, Archie Me-1 the Brussels Pipe Band, acted as Quillan, Lome MacKenzie; slow4 chief steward in charge of en- march, Archie McQuillan, Lome MacKenzie; Open classes, March, Jack Harris, Hanover; Ronald Ross, Clinton; Jack MacRae, Chesley. Strathspey and reel, Ar chie McQuillan^ Roriald, Ross, Jack Harris. Slow march, Archie McQuillan, Jack Harris,' Jack MacRae. Side drumming, Dori MacKenzie; Ripley; Alex Hume, Owen Sound. Bass drumming, El mer MacKenzie, Lochalsh; Ernie Fisher, Kincardine. Bands, march, strathspey and reel, Lucknow, "Fergus, Meaford; slow ™marcli7 Lucknow, Fergus, iMeaford. George Elliott, pip£ major uf tries and results. / Dancing and Accordian Between competitions the gath ering was entertained by, a var iety of dances by Jack Wallace of London arid three young dancers he is tutoring, Ruth Ann Hutton, 14; Jean Pash, 13; and his own daughter, Margaret Wak lace, 8 years. Mr. Wajlace is” a cousin of Mrs. James MacNaugh* ton of town. Another Scot who just a few weeks ago came to Canada, pro- VideU"lFnSm^ on the accordian. He Was Bert Grey of Walkerton. ; o THE NEW bxu^wood s SKIM MILK POWDER & P1 ■1 PLASTIC DRAPES “Pfetty^Tr illed "prastierdfapes^8 ^ x 56, ideal fot bedrooms,; pink, ' blue, yellow and green. Pr. $1.98 •. .z.........:...; f; '' GIRLS’ BLOUSES Girl’s"Mart Gingham Hlou^^ ' ,. .3.-6, now only 98c ^12, now only $1^9 . ■ BLANKETS ’ 3 only. PuriB satin bound Blankets, 60x80, fos^, green and yelibw. Only $8.95, BOYS’ LONG PANTS ■ ,* Idok! Boys’ Pie &’ Pic long pants,. , made exactly like Dad’s, sizes, 6- , 16. A real bargain. Only, pr. $3,95 .....3,r.<... ...5....8i.. • ’.' DRESS SOCKS Men’s fine dress seeks, nylon re inforced toe and heeL Cannot be ’ ’ t?eat. Pair . - ’•« ; S0CKS <' ,'Z ’ Back. percent nylon, work sock you .. have been asking , for. Only, pair