The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-08, Page 8THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW. ONTARIOPAGE EIGHT
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8 th, 1954
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In chromespuns in plain and
plaid, in wool and flettes,
sizes 2 to 6x arid 7 to 12;
Priced from $2.98
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known makers. White, color-
New Shipment of Christmas
DRESSES |
Men’s, Ladies',Children's. Wear—Piece Goods « - Woollens
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Free Pick-Up and Delivery Monday arid Thursday.
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GLOVES
Wool, leather o r , stadium
gloves for any member of the
family. ; M
SWEATERS
Sleeveless Pullovers and
Cardigans
All sizes and dolors
Long Sleeve Pullovers arid
Cardigans »
Meii’s Everyday Sweaters
with or without collars, zipper
. and button front.
Lamb’sWoolin plain or
■ patterned '
Our prices start , r__
As low as $3.75 to $10.95
SHIRTS
Forsytih arid jMber wel|
ed, brpadcloth or stripes.
1 * Priced from $2.95 to $5.95
DRESSING GOWNS I
F A gift idea for his leisure
F hours. Bbxed for gift giving.
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r Dress Gordon, Royal Stewart, g*'
f Lindsriy, Black Watch, Mc-
r ’ Kenzie arid others.
1SCKS
The biggest assortment ever
from whiph to choose. 100
percent nylon, or 50 percent
wool arid 50 percent nylon
with that magic fit ? No wony
about sizes. Fits any;foot from
10 to '12%. ’
Priced from to $L95
TIES
Our stock of men’s ties is at
its best. See the. new shades
of pink arid charcoal.
Priced from $1.00 to $2.00
• ‘ " Just Arrived
Boys’ Initial Ties 19c
Choose now while shades and
styles are complete.
Sizes 14 to 18
~ NYLON TRICOT, at ..
8 The shirt 'that heeds no
: : , ironing.
$9.95 tt
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HI, KIDDIES ! !
MEET SANTA $LAtS
IN LUCKNOW
SATURDAY AFTERNOON §
PYJAMAS
Ever popular polo, pyjamas in
fine interlock cotton or flan
nelette.
SHIRTS
Dress shirtsby Forsyth,white,
" beige, gray, blue, sizes 8 to 16.
PRINTED DOESKIN $1.49 up
for everyday use.
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(New shipment just received in
sleeveless and long sleeve in
pullovers arid cardigans in
grey, navy, wine, green, sizes
8 to 16.
100 percent nylori or Wool
and. •njdbh^'^'
SWEATERS
Priced from $2.98
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SLIPPER SOX |
new gift idea from 2 to 6 $A
and 8. to 14. A good variety
of shades and sizes.
Visit Our Children’s Wear for
GIFT IDEAS
iron infants up.
THAT Misses Carolyn Gibsori
and Marie Campbell, students
at Stratford Teachers’' College,
* are this week practice teaching
at St. Helen’s school under the
supervision of the teacher, Miss
Beatrice McQuillin.
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THAT to date this Fall approxi
mately 18,044 tons or 385 cars
of sugar beets have been ship*
- ped from Huron County. “Ap
proximately fifteen percent of
the crop still remains Unhar
vested. \
(Visit Santa Saturday]
SANTA’S DOLLAR STRETCHERS: §»
I.G.A. Fancy
Tomato Juice, 20. oz. 8 for $1.
Doles Sliced :
Pineapple, 20 oz. .../ 3 for $1.5
ft Green Giant Cut
gIVav Itaans- IK n'j
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Wax Beans, 15 oz. .... 6 for $1.
Clark’s
Pork & Beans, 20 oz. 6 for $1.
I.G.A. Margarine . 4 for $1<
Ogilviis Silver and
'Gold Cake Mix.....- 3 for $1
[Shitriffs Lushus .... 11 for $1.
| Sunny Morri . Coffee $1.05
jKleeriex 4 for $1*
S Com Flakes
IFab-^mow
W Universal
S Sockeye Salmon, A^’s 3 for $1.
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.... 4 for $1.
■» 2 for 69c
I.G.A. Milk ....... 8 for $L
Light Bulbs, 25, 40, 60 6 for $L
Maple Leaf
Soap Flakes, triple size
MMh!e~Lear^: T“
Liquid Detergent 43c
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FIVE STAR 3
SPECIALS I
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Choice Peas, 20 oz..... 6 ioit $1.
Breakfast Club ,■ 5
Raspberry Jam, 24 dz« 3 for $1.
I.G.A/' : ‘ S
PeanuLBufteri^6xoz.53rfor-$l^w
White swan
Toilet Tissue
Dog House
Dog Food* 15 o& .... 12 fm* $1.
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I.G.A.
10 for $1.
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SMITH’S IGA MARKETS
Still A Large SeWftm Of Christmas Baking Supplies
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THAT nomination night in LUck-
now will be held on Monday*
Decemeber 27th >
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THAT there were six tables at
the Monday-night Shoot party
with Mrs. Solomon and Joe Ir-
win the prize winners. ?__
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THAT Lucknow Fire Company islb
planning f dr * their holiday
dances. The Christmas dance
Will be held Saturday, Decern-
. ber 25th, With the. New Year’s,
eve party on Friday, December
31st., Both dances are being
held at the Recreational Cen
tre. '
a Girl Guide belt.
THAT Mr. aiid Mrs. Ira Camp
bell, Sr., and Mrs. Cliffdrd
Menary, were in London the
latter part of the week visit
ing with Glen Campbell , and
Barry; Menary, who*have been
receiving remedial treatment in
Victoria Hospital for some time
for infantile paralysis. . Glen
suffered a paralysis of the legs.
Barry’s speech was affected as
the first indicatiion of his at
tack, and while this condition
improved, a weakness develop-
in his neck and leg. The lad
is nine years old. *
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THAT Gordon Irwin, formerly Of
West Wawanosh, was- among
the staff of Goderich Motors
whose this year’s ChTistmas.
“ party^Twas^h7 the forriT. or a
trip to Dearborn Where,: they
had dinner at the Henry Ford
Rotunda and inspected the new
- 1955 cars now' on display in
the States.
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LUC-TEE-WIN
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THAT De Witt Miller' has retired
-^^fter-^two^-years^as^mayor^of?
Wingham arid, steps into the
post, of public Utilities commis
sioner. , '
THAT Burton Stanley, son of
Mrs.. J*ames Stanley,, has re
ceived.'.’an' acclamation as de
puty reeve of Clinton. •
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THAT among the lost and found
items at The Sentinel Office
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the future. But* he added, it is
hard to convince people of- the
■rje ed-fo r-conservation; •
, The toast to the ladies Was ex
tended by R; IL . King of Tees
water and was neatly replied to
by Mrs. King; ’ r .
Cecil Merkley and Roy Manuel
of Wingham showed several, in
teresting films, dealing mainly
With marine arid anihial life in
Florida, as well as horticultural
scenes, , .
A lucky ticket draw was made
being G. Nicholson of .Belgrave.
The second prize, a flash camera,
was won by Albert Worrall of
Teeswater, and it was’ good for
a laugh, because Albert was an
nouncing the winners. The lucky
tickets were draiwn by. young
Robert Bannister.
The new .president, Mr. Hamil
ton, says he is looking forward
to a big year for Luc-Tee-Win
and anticipates a membership of
between 400 and 500. Plans are
at present being considered for
stocking the area with* Hungarian
partridge.
DRIED
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Pellets I
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Containing molasses, oilcake,!
soybean meal, etc.* 30 percent |
protein. |
.........$4.95 |
with mournes
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D. R. Finlayson!
PHONE 91, LUCKNOW ,
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