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SALE OF CHiEDREN’SrWlNTER OUTFITS
Continues’ All This Week
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
The kinloss . Municipal Council
met in the Hall, September 7th,
1954, as per adjournment. All
members present;
Muff ay -rMcK^ the
THAT following the evening ser
vice in the Unitpd Church on
Sunday, a social was held in
—honorof-George-Anderson~who-
has been active in., choir and
Young People’s work, George
has left to attend ‘Waterloo
College. He was a member of
the High School male quart
ette, ‘‘The Four Lucknow Lads”
whose vocalizing has become
quite popular.
THAT believe, it or not 'glass
sealers have been in use for
about a century at least. Mrs.
H, L. Jennings has a blue tinted
{Mason jar that bears the im
print in the glass, “patented
November 30th, 1858”.
THAT Mrs. Jack MacIntyre Of
Wingham won $500 at a recent
bingo in Durham. She shared
the $1000 top prize
Mopnt Forest lady.
THAT a reception was
Zion Hall • on Friday
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Campbell (nee Catherine Ket-
chabaw). At the lunch hour‘
Both Lyons made the presenta
tion address, and Harvey Kil
patrick presented the young
minutes of the last regular meet
ing of August 2nd and special
meeting of August 23rd as read
•be approved and signed.
Murray-Moffat that theClerk
write, the Engineer regarding the
Taylor-Tiffin drainage petition &
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SMITH’S I.G.A.
Bee Hive Syrup, 2 lbs. ....
^ Aunt jlemiinkL .
’Pancake Mix ..........
‘Domestic Shortening, lb*
„Libby’s Beans, 20 oz/
* Doles Fruit Cocktkil^
; 20 OZ." ..............
►I.G.A. Tomato Juice,
’ 20 oz* . 2 for
kI.G*A* Milk 2 for
Green Giant Nibblets,
14oz. 2 for
York Peanut Butter,
. 16 oz. Mason jar .........
Maple Leaf Soap Flakes,
giant size .... ....
44c ”
95c
Maple, Leaf Cheese, 14 lb* 29c <
Ogilvie — lemon, lime, choco-. '
j. late, silVej, cherry, almond 4
gold, Cake Mixes... . . 35c <
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tion of the Eadie Drain.
; Moffat-Murray that We adver-
tise for applications for snow
plowing for the 1954-1955 season;
Murray-Percy that we pay Rod
dy Inglis the sum of $2,500 on
account contract Burt , Drain.
McKinnon-Moffat that we' ap
ply to the Department of High
ways for the interim grant on
road expenditure from January
1st to August 31St, 1954.
Murray-McKinnon that we do
now adjourn to meet again on
Monday, October 4th, 1954, or
at the call of the Reeve.
Cheques issued: Harvey Miller,
fox bounty, $1.00; Treas. Village.
Lucknow, Henderson and Purves
fire calls, 100.00; Gordon Wall,
oVer payment- on 1953 tax rojl,
4.06; relief, 100;00; Mrs, Mary
Cleland, sheep claim, 20.00; Car
men McQuillin, poultry claim,
17.00; George Lockhart, insjec-
'tlon above clairhs, 57707-—Jt^Rt
lane, hydro $6.48, postage $5.00,
unemployment stamps $5.40 and
supplies $1.98^-718.86; J. R. Lanej
clerk’s fees, River & Burt drains,
160.00; D;, H. Carruthers, trip
wit patient to Old Peoples Home
$12.00; 2 trips Henderson Drain
16.00; 1 trip Burt Drain $5.00—
27.00; Roddy Inglis, on account
contract Burt Drain, $2500.00.
Highway cheques/ Pay Roll No;
8, $308.90; R. Forster, welding,
23.50;0 Webster & McKinnon, re
pairs, 3.63;. J. W. Henderson Lum
ber Ltd., bridge lumber, 38.70;
Dominion Road Mach. Co., re
pairs and labor, 176.64; Armco
Drainage Co., culverts, 134.64;
British American Oil Co., fuel &
grease, 206.13; Dept, of Highways,
gas tax, 97.90; B-A Oil Co*, fuel
arrears, 2.90. .
. ' J. R, LANE, Clerk.
| SMITH’S FOOD MARKET/,Maybe softie girls act silly1 so
their friends won’t know they’re
old enough to know better, s \
LINEN .TEA' TOWELLING
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Super Health and Supreme Aluminum |
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| TREATED PAPER for MNING SILOS
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S ’PHpNE 10, LUCKNOW
~ Plumbing ' Tinsmithing *■
Oil Furnaces Installed and Serviced
, ingf a jbrlef leave froim her dut
ies following the death of her
mother, and Mrs, Gordon John
ston of Ashfield is supplying
for her at the High School.
THAT rain completely washed
out the Dungannon Fair on
Tuesday. It has -been postpon
ed to October 13th.
' couple with a generous purse
of money on behalf of the gath?
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THAT Russell Allin entertained
his friends on September 13th
/ at a party that marked his 7th
—birthday. - - —-----—-------
THAT Miss Jean Osborne is hav-
Cowan's Lunch
> Announces the Installation of a
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Fish and Chips
'(French Fryer)
Take Out Orders Given Special Attention
Phone 162^ Lucknow^ _
CARNIVAL SPECIAL ;
BARBEQUE BURGERS and FRENCH FRIES
Dress Shoes
FOR FALL WEAR !
Foot Flattering Styles in a Variety of
Heel Heights and Colors*
Priced from
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: NEW STYLES IN MEN’S and BOYS’
DRESS SHOES
Fine Footwear For Alf The Family
■ ' ■ FALL PURSES .
Anew shipment just arrived, -
Navy,, grey, tan arid black.
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Ideal for Showers, Luncheon
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Sanforized flannel. Blue, ’brOwh,
. Prices.....$L49 ■
;/ . NEW STYLE , LAMPS (Halo)'
Will either stand on wrought iron
frame or hang oh wall. Two col
ours oniy-,.. green or White.
Each ................. $2.98
Boys’ EXPANSION fft. SOCKS ■ *
.Stretchy 100' percent .nylon. Guar- ’
anteed for 90 days. Blue, &rey;
wine and navy;. Sizes 7% to
, 10V2. Pair .......... 85c'.......;........:..•........■.Z"'.'. ' ‘ '
Light weight ‘wool. Blue, maroon,,
and brown. SiZes.36 to 42..... $3.49—
PLAID WORK SHIRKS
Made from close- weave suede-
’• finished cotion fabric,. Full cut
and tailored to fit. Sizes 1414 to
16Y2. . ’
$2.19 Each or 2 for $4.00.