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In popular plaids as Black
Watch, Lindsay, Margaret
; Rose, King George. AU
hand vf ashable. Sizes 12 tp,
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Real Value at $3.98
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CARDIGAN^ ,
Group Oiio^-$?38
All wool in an assortment *
of patterns in red, white,'
green, ' turquoise,’ . wine,
mauve, powder blue, nayy.
PRESERVING KETTLES, ROTARY RICERS
-etc., in'stock
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OTHER SKIRTS
...ju soft, cashmere-type wool
with matching belt. Fully
cut or slim, and straight.
We Pffer you the latest in
Fall and, Winter shirts in'
/your favorite fabrics and •
color. Sizes from lg to 44.
Prices from
,1 $4.05 to $1045
Group, Two—$3.98
Patterned ,and< plain. 100
percent Botany wool., Sizes
. 12 to 20 and 38 to 44.
I SEE BY THE
SENTINEL .
Group3-$4.98to$6.95
A variety of wools and ny- „
•Ions in ,'a- good assortment
of colors. • • /
THAT Donalda McQuillin, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mc-
^Q’uillinr''6th”Concession,Kin-
ldsSj Was one of the' recent,
winners. in the Roy Rogers eel?
oring contest featured at the
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Super Health and Supreme Alunpnuni
Car of Cement
Expected in 10 days ... place your orders early.
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ASHTON’S
MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR
Piece Goods and Woollens
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
For pick up and delivery Monday and Thursday,
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balloon
Purves’
THAT a U.S. weather
came- down on Bob
farm’on Highway 86 on Siiri-
day, nnd. was discovered by,
Kenny Purves. < \ f.
THAT effective this week The
Playhouse ois running 2 ■ shows
weekly oh Wednesday and
Thursday, with . a change j>f
picture for Friday and Satur
day. There will be no shows
, on Mondays or Tuesdays
WM. MURDIE & SQN
’PHONE 10, LUCKNOW
Heating Plumbing —> Tinsmithing
Oil Furnaces installed and Serviced
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SIXTH AND NINTH
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Visitors on Labor Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Toni Armstrong were
Mrs. McLeod and Ivan,; Mrs. Pa
ton and Pat of London.
Mr. Jim, Cummins of Bramp
ton spent the holiday week-end
with Mr. and Mirs. Mike Cum
mins.
Mr, Michael Kinahah of Lon
don spent *the week-end at his
home and on his return was ac
companied by his4 parentsr;Mt.
#nd Mrs. Gus Kinahan who will
reside in the city/ Mrs; Kinahan
will teach school in the city this
coming term* ■
Mr. ai^ Mrs. Reid Miller and
^Mrzaa®d^Mfiis; Leslie TurnbuHyof"
Galt were visitors over the holi-
; day week-end with Mr. and Mirs.
Cliff Murray and ’ Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Taylor and other relatives,.
Mr, and Mrs. John Finnigan
and Lynn, spent the week-end
with relatives and friends at Nia
gara and Leamington.
BORN
McQUILLIN -7 at Point Edward
on Saturday, August 21st, to Mr.
and ’ Mrs. Harvey, McQuillin, a
daughter, Brenda Louise, a sister
for Rickey.
HANNA in Wingham General
Hospital on Saturday, August 28,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. (Ernest
Hanna,R.l,Holyrood,ason.—:
CARTER—in Kincardine Hospital
on August 23rd, 1854, to Mr. and
Mrs. John, Carter, R. 6, Lucknow,
a. son._ :■ ’• •.•••. , .....
BROOKS—in Kincardine Hospi
tal on' August 26th, 1954, to Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Brooks, R.R. 4,
Ripley, a daughter.
THAT Levi Eckenswiller, who
ihas ibeen associated in the gar
bage business in Teeswater for
- two years with his. brother-in-
law, Joe Cassidy, has sold his
home to Dr., P. J. Leahy, ahd
the |Eckenswiller family will
move to Seaforth. /
THAT Miss Amelia Psutka, a
member of the Huron County
Health Unit staff of nurses, has
as her area, Ashfield, West
Wawanosh and Colborne Town-
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School
Lunch
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Ik Peanui Butter, 16 oz.
- ^-YbriE-assorted—-------
► Meat Spreads ............
; ’Margene, lb. . .......
’ LG.A. Margarine, lb.
>Maple Leaf
> Salmon, tin .....
’Kam ................
’IX»A. Wax Paper
SMITH’S FOOD MARKET
44c
2 for 27c
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43c
29c
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Put an Orange in every
lunch box, doz. ..i......
XJhiquita-banded—-----
Bananas, lb. ......
Specht!
Cookies, 2 cello bags .........57c
For The DishCs Try *. , ,
New Lux Detergent I....... ... 43c
Johnson’s Hard' Gloss,
20 percent free ........... PL 65c
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THAT Gordon' Mullin of Listo-
wel has been engaged by the
Meaford Public School Board
to be in charge of athletics.
THAT a postal change of address
inform^ us that Garfield Os
trander has moved frorn Picton;
to Milford,. which is *a short
distance south .of Picton.
THAT bicycle riding on the side
walks is having some reper
cussions. Last week one lad
ran into a lady On Main’Street
and. igave her quite a jolt and
shock. The lad was-spilled on
the sidewalk but not hurt. Not
so long ago another sidewalk,
riding cyclist crashed into thez
side of a Carcoming out of a
laneway. No injuries, but the borrowed bike was damaged.
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THAT a civil court action has
been in progress this week at
Goderich in connection, with
the accident a year ago in
which E. V. Baker of town
Suffered such serious head in
juries that his life hung in the
balance for a time. • v ,
THAT Mrs. Burt Roach was a
double winner, at the Mary
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BARGAINS GALORE! Prices slashed, on all summer goods.-
Special sale prices on new fall clothing. Be sure to get your
share at these LOW, LOW PRICES.
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Many patterns. Generous full cut. •.
- 6ize 14% to 17^. •
P""'::,sj^ially'’'Priced $2.19 Each
TWO FOR $4.00
Special group; Regular $2.98.
SALE—$1.99
BOYS’ JEANS
BATH TOWELS
f Guest size,' regular 80c
Sale, 49c each
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Boys’ sanforized jeans, 8 to 14.
L Boxer ahd belt* styles. Reg. $2.95
Sale $249 «*
MEN’S OENIM PANTS
Sanforized, 'Regular $350.
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GIRLS’ BOBBY SOX
Rib knit, white and' colors, .ideal
for school, regular 49c.r
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• ’ ’ OBITUARY
< MRS. MALCOLM BEATON
The death pf Mrs. Malcolm
Beaton occurred on August 23rd
in Goderich Hospital where she
had been a patient for almost 5 %
years, since suffering a crippling
stroke. She was a kindly lady, be
loved by. her family, and who
endeared, herself to the hospital
staff during her long and pat
iently-borne confinement. She
was gravely ill for the past
month, and in her last hours
prayed that God would comg and
take' her to her heavenly home.
Mrs. Beaton was formerly An
nie Agnew; daughter Of' David;
and Elizabeth Agnew. She was
in her 80th year having been
born in Birmingham, England, on
November 1st, 1874. ;
She was married to Malcolm
BeatonatLucknowbnMay—19th,
1892, and they farmed west of
the Village until March of 1919,
when they, moved to the Gar-
Hastings picnic competitions.
She won second in the jam and
jelly
were
prize
contest in which there
34 entries, as well as 3rd
for her cake,
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The Clansmen’s. streetTHAT
carnival, weather permitting,
. will be held in a couple of.
weeks, on Thursday, September
■ 23rd
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row farm at Seaforth, and. where Mr Beaton went into the7 butcher
business. He passed away in Oct
ober, 1938. .
iMrs Beaton was* a member of
the United Church. The funeral
service was, held on August 25th
at the Cranston funeral home,
Goderioh, conducted by Rev. Rob
ert MacMillan. Interment was in
Maitland Bank Cemetery, Sea
forth, the pallbearers being Wih.
Green, Wesley Green; Harry
Windsor, Melvin JRaynard, Wat
son Webster, Cecil Adams.
Mts. Beaton is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Merrill of
Detroit and three sons,” Carman
andAlva of Detroit and Beverley
Beaton of Goderich.
Besides her husband Mrs. Bea
ton was predeceased by two sons,
Rpy. in 1937. and Harry ih 1944.
In addition to-the immediate
members of the_famiTy, other reiv
atives attending the funeral in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Burns
of Lucknow; Mr., and Mrs. Har-
-old™Bums- of—Fort Williamt“fe
and Mrs. George Smith of De
troit; Mrs. Harry Etchells' of
Dearborn, Mich.; Mrs. Elizabeth
Pickering of Dearborn, Mich.;
Beverly Beacon, Jr., of Goderich;
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Beaton of
Detroit; Mrs. Pittman and two
sons of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs/Juh
uis Belkowski of Detroit;,Winston
Beaton of Detroit. .
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■ THAT A. M. Thompson, principal
, of Bowmanville Public schools
for the past several yearsv bad
the honbr again this summer to
be appointed to the staff of the
Public School Men Teachers
" course for principals, a new
venture ‘begun last year. Ahd^
rew was at Queens at King
ston from August 16th to the
,28th for the duration of • the
'■ 'course. , ' '■
THAT Joe Conley is on his an
nual trip to‘Western Canada,
and during his‘.absence,; Bill
Brown is looking after the ex
pressand freight service.■
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' BOYS'UNDERWEAR
Briefs, 2, 4; g, Regular 4^0 each.
3 Pair $1.00 ;
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DOESKIN SHIRTS
—.Boys’-plaid-doeskirishirtsf7to-14r——
\ ■- sanfdrized. Sweli foF school. Reg
ular $1.98. 1 ■ ;
•; Sale $1.49 each
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FRIENDS HELD SEND-OFF
PARTY FOR AUDREY ROSS
A surprise party was held at
i the honie of Miss Audrey Ross at
iLochalsh: on Monday evening of
last week, as a send-off for Aud
rey who entered training in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, on
September1st. v
Her friends, planned an enjoy
able evening together’ and at
lunch time they presented Audrey
With a white peri and pencil set
Audrey, who is, a graduate of
Lucknow District High ;School,
was employed at Chapman’s Var
iety Store in Kincardine ^taring
the summer.
BOYS’ DRESS PANTS /
Ages 6 to 16. Pic ’n Pic, Gaber
dine, .tailored just like -Dad s-
-A $5.00 value.
SALE — $3.95 PAIR
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THREE-RING EI^EHS
s;;^-Eea^hef7;sbfiefs^^^
$4.95 and $5.95 each
FREE 25c SIZE REFILL -
WITH EACH! .
Market Store
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y >Jt .MANY MORE nnadvertiaed bargains in every department.
starts Thursday, Septcrnber2nd» Ends Saturday,, September