The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-09-01, Page 2.t •
• p“S„i“ ■
,.. PAGE TWQ
' WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1st, 1954
..... 1.................' a -----
" ‘ ■ ’ ’ ■ ■ ’ ’ . ■ - ... ft '
. 9 , THE LUCKNOW -SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Back to school A
■fl"
I
i
These make good back-to- jj- ;
1
I
In sizes 2 to?6x. A special
group j of all wool cardigans
and pullovers by well known
manufacturers.
A CLEARING RACK
SUMMER
DRESSES
Only—$4.95
yellow, green, navy.
As Low As, $2.69
Good1 back-to-school value
GIRLS’ CARDIGANS
In sizes .7 to' 14, in a nicej
variety of shades,* red, blue,!
COTTONBLOUSESi
Teen-age Styles in short, push-1
up and- elbow length in pat-1
terned apd plain. Make back-to- school numbers/
SPORTJACKETS
good variety of sport jack-
SWEATERS—$2.98
All wool with cotton plaiting,
e good iA S'Obd wearing combination. 's( j/sizes 8 to 16. .
r
I
drop in and
look them/ over..
school numbers,
Priced at:
Among these are a number j
Of TEENA PAIGE. I
ik
WED AT NILE
ON. SATURDAY
FARRISH^FEAGAN
Nile United Church, decorated
with mixed gladioli and candel-
ebra, was the/setting for a lovely
' late summer wedding oil Satur
day afternoon, August 28th, when
Rev. Geprge D. Watt of Dungan
non, united, in marriage, Lois
Marie Feagan, daughter of Mr.
. and Mrs. Carman Feagan of Car
„^k«»Jpw,«^d^MiUiam^Dayid:^(jrr^int
, Farrish, son of Mr. and Mrs; Wil
fred Farrish of Ashfield.
, Given in marriage by her fath-
. er the bride was lovely ;in a
ballerina length dress of bridal
- white Chantilly Tace and stiffen-
y ed net over satain. The tiny jhpk/
‘ jet was outlined in scallops of
lace. Her veil was of tulle 'illus
ion fashioned with lace headdress
and she carriedjia white, Bible
topped with' a white orchid and
trailing rosebuds. 1
The bride’s sister, Mrs. Arnold
Stothers, Dungannon, was mat
ron of honor. Her . waltz length;
strapless gown Was of shrimp
tulle over taffeta, and bolero with
v Sizes 3 to 6x . |_ I
A _
ets in gabardines, satins and
corduroys. Sizes 8 to“16;7Priced
BOYS’ 3 to 6x
($1,98 value.)
$1.59^
BOYS’, 8 to 14 ...... ....$1.98
YOUNG MEN’S . .....$£.98
2waist, sizes 28 to .4;
SPECIAL VALUE
‘ .’.4 . i
GIRLSVfrom^
Sizes *8 to 14
4-
$2.98
......: ".............................
CHILDREN’S
SWEATERS
i
i
SKIRTS
New; shipments of skirts • in
.this week -in Misses’ & Ladies,
in a good . assortment of
shades, materials and styles.
i Young Men’s PANTS
j A special buy makes it poss- i
ibl£ to offer these to you at |
this price. Grey, teal,, navy,, i
taupe and brown. Sizes 28-42. j
YOUTHS’ SHIRTS
By Forsyth—Regular $4.95.
; in jgreys, navy, ; wine. Real
< value in sizes7 S. M. L.
Reduced to $3.95
I
I
i
I
I
i !I
4
Values up to $5.50 j
sell at 1 . . $3.98 j ASHTON’S
Another Group j MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR
11 at $2.98 j Piece Goods and' Woollens
•DOHXl
matching headdress and ■ mittens
and carried a nosegay of blue
carnations.
Mrs.. Lloyd MacDougall, sister
of the groom, was bridesmaid.
She Wats frocked in mile green
tulle aver taffeta, waltz length
and strapless, with shrug jacket
an^ matching headdress and mit
tens. Her nosegay was of pink
carnations.
Little Grace Ann MacDougall,
niece of the groom, was flower,
girl, dressed in yellow tulle over
4aif0a^ahd^matchinjg“"headdr€ssr
She carried a ^basket of mixed
flowers."' !/
Brian Stothers, the bride’s
nephew, was ring bearer. Alex
Farrjsh was groomsman for his
brother. Ushers were Eiwin Fea
gan and Lloyd Hall.
.Douglas Squires of Nile was
organist and Miss; Anna Robb of
Lucknow was soloist, singing “I’ll;
Walk Beside You” and “Because”.
A reception followed at the
British Exchange. Hotel, Goder
ich. The bride’s mother received!
wearing a navy crepe dress with
matching accessories and corsage
of pink roses. The groom’s mother,
assisted in rosewood lace gown
with black accessories and yel
low roses corsage.
For a wedding'trip to North
ern Ontario the. bride’s travelling
costume was a Suit of Scotian
tweed in thistle shade; With navy
velvet hat. and accessories and
orchid corsage, < Mr. and Mrs. Far-
fish will reside on the groom’s
farm in Ashfield.
Guests attended the wedding
from Toronto, Ripley, Lucknow
and Kitchener,
hard working gentleman who was
Highly respected in the commun
ity. : .
KINGSBRIDGE
ATTENTION!
r*
’Phone 115, Luckiidw
Beauty Salon Patrons <
. - . . . ..... • <
<
<
<
<
'<
ii
Advance notice is hereby given
that our Beauty Salon will be
closed for one month from
' until re-opening date of
For Pre-Holiday Work PFcrise Make YoUr
. Appointments Early,
V;_
' .hibdem Hair • 'Stylist^/.''
OBITUARY
WILLIAM ORB
Death came to Mr. William Orr
on Tuesday, August 24th,'at his
home in Kinloss Township,
where he was born over four
Score years ago, He was the last
surviving member of a family of
tei) children born to? James Orf
and Christeria Morrison. He was
predeceased by six sisters .and*
three brothers. -
Mr. Orr would have been 83
in October. Two years, ago last
March he suffered a stroke which
had since confined him .to a wheel,
chair, He was bedfast for a month
prior Jo his passing.
Ori December 16th, 1911, Mr.
Orr married' Abilene Jeffrey, of
Thamesford. To them Were b.orn
a. family of eleven children, Be
sides his Widow jMr. Orr is sur-
vived by six .sons, 'James' and
Robert at home, -Alex of Mon
treal, Bruce, Richard arid Ken
neth:. of Northern Ontario'; five
daughters, Mrs. John Currie
(Jean). of East Wawariosh; - Mrs.
Harold ' Percy (Loria/ of Kin-
loitgji; Mfs. Oswald Rudi :(Doll;-
■ena).' of London; Mrs/ Willis Lapp
(Jessie) of Wirigham; Mrs, Elson
-Am oid“iTs?rl^
The funeral. service was held
at his late residence at Langside
D,AV Currie' z of Whitecriurch;
During the service MrrJObri Mc-5
,Gee sang the-23rd Psalm./
■ Interment was in Tiffins Cem
etery, with Clifford and Wesley.
Young, Graham and Thoma/Mof*
fat, arid Charles" and George •Tif
fin acting as pallbearers, ' ’
Mr, Om, or Bill, as he was fam
iliarly, known, was an ■Industrious,
i
Miss Norma Millar of Burling-^
ton and Mrs. Rex. Hume of Ham
ilton, visited with their sister,
Mrs.' Mary Sheridan, during the
past week. • ' ~ .
Mr. and Mrs. Jas; Sinnott and
Mrs. M. McLennan of Gorrie and
J4rs.^Jos.=^Eiizpateick^of==JKitch-=
oner visited with the O’Neill
family over the Week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Redfern and
David of Detroit and Mr. Hand
Mrs. Edward Mangold of Detroit
visited, with the Frayne family
Tor the past Week. A
Rev. Edwin Garvey, C/B.S. has
returned , to Assumption College ■
after .two weeks vacation- with .
relatives here. \
Mrs. B. .Captian had her bro
ther Hand family from Str.at.hroy
Visit at .their home , on Sunday. -
The students of Huronia Sum
mer School are returning to their
London residence, this week, and
will be greatly missed by the
people of this community.
Mrs, Yemen and Billy of
^¥ingham^j spent “^he“^eek-end““
with Mr. and Mrs, Frank McKen
zie. ;■ 7 • ' , ' ' ■ '
, Mr. arid Mrs. Hugh Beninger &
family of Dublin visited friends
here during the past week, and
Marvin is holidaying at the home
Of Ray Dalton,
/
1
‘I
I