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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3rd, I9S4
ENJOY YEARS OF 1
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UNDERWEAR
FOR THE FAMILY
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COMBINATIONS
Penmans 71, sizes 36 to 46 $7
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Penmans 95, 2 suits for $15 §
. Stanfields All wool &
AU sizes — 2 spits for $15 g
Seperate S
SHIRTS & DRAWERS , g
in Penman’s' 7L Penman’s S
95, Stanfields, all wool, arid g
Stanfields cotton. g
LADIES’
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STANFIELDS
IM percent wool vestg and
/ bloomers. Regular $3749. '
4 FOR $2.49
<!; ' vkaysek^ ■' ;'7 .
J * 15 percent wool vests and
< isnuggies. Sizes S, M &?L.
!; . v '7 98c •, ' /' '*
; OTHERS OF 50% WOOL
AT SPECIAL PRICES.
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THAT Miss Gladys Milne spent
the week-end here. Gladys
majored, in OTgUag^Tatt "Westr
em University and: is now em
ployed in the office of .. the
^General Tire Corporation, at
Akron, Ohio, in the department,
connected with shipments to
foreign countries.
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WITH A McCLARY
Oil Space
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AGENT FQR jaNC^bll^ CLEANERsl;
Free Pick^ Mon^y arid Thursday. I'J
ASHTON’S
Men% Ladies’, Children’s Wearr-Piece Goods & Woollens ’
GIRLS’
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' VESTS and PANTIES :
' 15 percent wool—$1.0# each
S.X .. COTTON
in winter weight, from
: I^^en’s UND WWEAR.
’ for 6 years ‘iii 15,-p6rv.
cent wool rind all cotton.
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BOYS’ 7 J
Combinations «
’.Masons Knit, sizes 2 to M -J
. 71 COMBINATIONS .. ;
Sizes M ta;32------ $2415 ,<
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in StaniieMs, sizes 6 to 16 J
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manager of the Lucknow Co-op
groceiy/ has opened an I.G.A.
store in Markdale for the Mark
dale po-op;
. THAT Mr. arid Mrs.* Jim Hamil
ton have bought a home in
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^London and moved the firstof
the week to their new resi
dence.
THAT a new member of the staff
of . the Kincardine News is AL
lap Miller, sori of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Miller of Langside. -
THAT chicken pox is on the go
in the community at present
and isn’t solely confined to.
children. Mrs. Mel Stewart has
had a real dose of it, along
with little Judy Stewart. Their
daughter Dawn was the first
victim in the household, but
-—she’s back tb school again.
THAT a note from Gordon S.
McIntyre, which accompanied
his Sentinel; renewal, read in
part as follows: “Just this week
we read of Rev. Colin Todd’s
recent visit in Lucknow, and
it brought back a few memor-
- ies as it was just about the
time of Mr. Todd’s move that
\ I moved north to Sioux Look-
out,’.Mx.^
erly taughlFschool at St. . Hel
ens and Lucknow, is inspector
of public schools in district
division number 17 with head
quarters at Bracebridge.
THAT the Scouts held a success
ful waste paper drive on Thurs
day, obtaining about a six-ton
truckload"of salvage/ with a
considerable amount still on
hand ‘ in the community shed.
Anyone wishing to, , may still
. leave paper at the shed for a
future. shipment.
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> Cut Mixed Peel, 8 oz. .... 18c
►Red Glace Cherries, 4 oz. 16c
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► Choice Pumpkin, 28 Oz.
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► LG.A. Wax Paper* 100 ft.
► Interlake Tissue 7 2 for
» MX. Sockeye Salmon, %
, Gay Liquid Detergeiit
► Maple Leaf Mince Meat,
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12c|SultanRRaisins_.------
Bleached Raisins, 15 oz
I35c
17c
30c
39c
29c
25c
39c;
29c
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Specials/
I.G.A. Margarine
lb25c—4 1bs/98^
GRAPEFRUIT
Florida 96’s
6. for 29c
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THAT George. Irwin, sori • of Mr.
and Mrs. Spence Irwin, has
ex-
and Mrs. Spence
sailed from Korea
pected to arrive home late this
month. . .
Irwin,
and is
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Oil Furnaces Installed and Serviced "
ASHFIELD FEDERATION
(Continued from/page 1)
said.
The election of Officers; was
•conducted by Mr. Gregg: pres.,
Wm. Culbert, vice-pres., Oliver
McCharles; secretary-treasurer,
Howard Blake, who was compli
mented for- his efficiency; lady
director,Mrs^OliverMcCharles,
a new appointment to an active
ladies committee under the coh-
venership Of Mrs. Tait Clark.
Directors by school sections
are: Port Albert, Albert McGee,
John . Bennett; Kingsbridge, Joe
O’Keefe, Mark Dalton; Kintail,
Earl Howes, Bob Simpson; Loch-
alsh, ' Ken _MacKenzier- Duncan
Farrish; Zion, Bill Hunter, Frank
Ritchie; 4th Con., Rqss Eedy,
Harburf Adams; Lothian, Kelso
MacNay, Jim Gilmore; Dungan
non, Eldon Culbert, Allan Reed;
Cherry Grove, Arnold Alton, Bert
Alton; Curries Corners,, Keith
Johnston, Wilfred Farrish; Shep-
pardton, Ralph Foster, Elmer
THAT Dr. Duncan McLarty^ the
guest speaker • at the High
School Commencement on Fri
day, was a classmate of Dun
can MacRae ■ at. Western Uni- *
versity and during his college
days was , a frequent/visitor at
the. farm of * Duncan’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae of
Lochalsh. Mr. MariRae ’ is prin
cipal of Collingwood High
School which has an enroll
ment of some 700 students.
a a couple of cases and charges
were laid, we understand, for
both highway and liquor in-
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Graham; Laurier, Jock Bradley,
Duncan Thorburn; Belfast, Clif
ford Hackett, Ralph Cameron;
Paramount, Donald Hamilton,
Grant Farrish; Hemlock City,
Dave Cowan, Jack Mackenzie;
Crewe, Lome Hasty, Raymond
Finnigan; Diggins, Arnold Stoth-
ers; Cedar Valley, Hugh MeWhin-
hey; Nile, Clifford Stewardson;
CreamProdu^
Clifford .Hackett; Hog Producers
representatives, Bill Hunter, Ray
mond Finnigan, Don MacKenzie;
Wheat Producers' representative,
Jack Bradley.
Showed Tour Pictures
Harold fiaker, assistant agri
cultural representative, showed a
series of pictures pn his tour of
the British Isles, and prior to the
showing stressed the importance
of holidays and the planning and
saving for them*
What we have or have made
when the bell tolls for its will
•be of little consequence, he said. •
The important things will be
memories, friends we make, and.
the! contribution we can make in ,
whatever field of endeavour .we
follow. 4
His pictures were -interspersed
with a piano duet by the, MacNay
twins, Joyce and Elaine. 7 '
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FOOTWEAR t
THAT W. A. Bradbury leaves for
Stockton-on-Tees, England, on
Saturday. He; will sail from
Quebec. Mrs. Bradbury and
Steve do not leave .until’ after
Christmas.
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THAT at the evening service in
. the United Church, Mr. T. A.
Cameron gave an excellent re
port of the 10-day Conference
which he attended this Fall in
the Maritimes.
THAT Hallowe’en passed off
comparatively quietly . in the
. cdmniunity. The weather may
have been a factor, but more
than likely , the main reason was
the presence of Provincial Pol
ice in the Village on Saturday
evening. They Cracked down in
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MEN’S COMBINATIONS
Fleece-lined combinations, strong ‘
cotton yarn, inside sottly fleeced
for cosy comfort. Sizes 34 to 44.
Price, suit......... ........... $2.98 Z
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SNOW MITTS
Waterproof, windproof, fleece-
lined, tough, rubber • covered.,
Small, medium and large*
jPribC '89c & $1.09 J
LADIES* SWEATERS V
100 percentsweat-1 ■
ers, assorted colors^ size 14 to 20.
Only .................................... $2.98
•'* ' DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
, Fleeced drawers and shirts, med-
. ium weight cotton Jersey cloth;
Sifces 84 to 44, Only, each $L98 .
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BOYS* RIVET DUNGAREES
' Double knee for longer wear and
fully lined. .Sizes 5, 6,: 8. Price,
1 & .....L.w. $2.98. ;
r BLANKETS
Plaid flannelette blankets, softly
napped - om both sides, neatly
whipped ends. Size 70?’k80*7
v Ohly, a pair $4/98
TABLECLOTHS & SERVIETTES
Damask cotton and rayon table
cloths and serviettes. Hand-paint-4
ed and fast colors;
Size 50x66, .price ................ $3.49
. Size 50x50, price ............. $2.98
Ladies’ colored printed flannel
ette pyjamas. Long sleeves, but
ton front jacket. Assorted, colors.
Small, medium and large; Priced ,
.. at; a pair .^,^^<..$2,75; & $2.98