The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-15, Page 12PAGE TWELVE
■ THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
I SEE BY THE SENTINEL ’■
/WEDNESDAY, DEp. 15th, 1954
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' 1 CHRISTMAS . ’
Orange Festival
Sunkist Christmas Oranges
Arriving This Week
Green Giant Fancy
Cut Wax Beans ........ 2 for 3$e
I.GJL.
Beans with Pork .... 2 for 31c
S Aylmer Choice
g Peas and Carrots ...> 2 for 35c
fl Ocean Spray
Q Cranberry Sauce .... 23c
fiMargene Margarine $8c
3 Domestic Shortening 28c
fl McCormicks Marshmallows 37c
S Monarch White Cake Mix 31c
«Jello........................ 3 for 29c3 Sunny Mom Coffee; lb. $1.05
fl Royal Guest Coffee, lb. $1.09
£ Christmas Mix Nuts, lb. 39c
AI.GJ1. Foilwrap, 25 ft. .. 27c
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WRAMOliS
Sockeye Salmon, Ws 37c
I.G.A. * ' '
Evaporated Milk 2 for"2$e
Velvet Flour, 5 lbs. 33c
Ingersoll
Cheese Slices, lb. , 25c
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SPECIALS
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THAT a gift subscription to The
Sentinel, , new or renewal, is
. the answer to many a gift
problem. A lovely . gift card
•will acknowledge the donor’s
name. Just say “Send it”, we”ll
do the rest.
I.G.A.
Orange Juice, 20 oz. 2 for 27c
Martins Apple Juice, 48 oz. 25c
I.G.A. ...
Orange Marmalade, 24 oz. 27c
Salada Tea Bags, 60’s .71c
Wheaties ................ 23c
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See Our Large Selection of Christmas Baking Supplies—
This Christmas Give A Lovely Box Of
GBEY DUNN ASSORTED COOKIES
Packed in Enamel Tins from Scotland
Make Smith’s I.GJV Your Headquarters For
CHRISTMAS CANDY and NUTS.
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ADOPTION
MacKENZIE —Donald and Fay
MacKenzie, Hamilton, are pleased
to announce the arrival of their
son, Ian Stewart. ;
| THAT in view of the prevalence I of foxes in the ? district, the
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Luc-Tee-Win Conservation Club
is sponsoring a fox drive on
Boxing Day.
THAT last' week The Free Press
carried a picture and story of
.James Forster in connection
• with record, of sixty-fiye
consecutive years in the show
ring at the Lucknow Fall Fair.
The Septinel originated the
■ article at Fair time, and we’re
pleased to see Mr. Forster get
ting additional publicity for a
remarkable feat.
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THAT Clarence Switzer of St
Marys succeeds Andrew Gaunt
■ as president of the Huron-
Perth Shorthorn Club. Morley
Johnston ofWestWawanosih is
the Huron director.
THAT the prize winners at the
Auxiliary Shoot party on Fri
day night were Miss Catherine
MacLennan and Leo Huber.
—Therewill -be- no- more -parties,
until the New Year.
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THAT two new members of the
Baker Hospital staff are Miss
Ruth Keane and Miss Pearl
Caldwell, both originally from
the Dungannon district. Miss
. Caldwell’s mother is a patient
at the Baker Home. Miss Keane
had been nursing in Wirigham
Hospital. . '
obituary
JOHNCAMPBELL PHILLIPS
The sympathy ofthiscommun-
ity goes out to Mr; and Mrs. Her?,
man Phillips and family in the
sad dearth of a son andbrother,
which occurred in Goderich Hos
pital on Saturday.
J. Q„ as he was fafniliarly
known,;was 23 year? of age and
was born in Ashfield Township
oh April 15th, 1931. He was one
of nine children born to Herman
Phillips and Nellie Campbell and
his death is the first' break in
the family circle,
J.C. had spent all his young
life in the community. He was
a quiet, unassuming youth and
popular with all who knew him.
The funeral service was held
at the McLennan - MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel on Monday af
ternoon conducted by Rev. J. R.
Dickinson of Blake’s United
Church of which he. was; a mem
ber.
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery. The pallbearers were
Herb Curran, Gordon Saunders,
George Saunders, Thomas Hal
lam, Tred“ Hallam and" ^Russell
Irvin. ' '
Besides his parents, J.C. is sur
vived by five brothers and three
sisters: Lome and Thomas of
Ashfield; Harley, Donald, and
.William D. of Colbome Town
ship; Mrs. Clarence Hardy (Eda),
Mrs. Carmen Brindley (Margar
et) and Mrs. Frank Bear (Kath
leen), all of Colbome Township.
MASTER
Pellets
STEEB CONCENTRATE
Containing molasses, oilcake,
soybean meal, etc., 30 percent
protein,
PER
CWT.$4.95
I DRIED
1 Beet Pulp
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with molasses j
_ $3.25
|D. R. Finlayson!
I FHONE 91, LUCKNOW I
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ELECTED TRUSTEE
P. S. MacDougall bps. been
elected as a member of the Ches-
ley Public School Board. Mr.
MacDougall is a district dairy in
spector, and recently moved from
Paisley to Chesley to reside. He
is a son of Mr. Rod MacDougall
of town. Mrs. MacDougall was
the former Minnie Richards. /
7.
£
FOR EVERYONE
at the
MARKET STORE
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NYLONS
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Gift
Boxed
pair
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$1.00
$1.29
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TOYLAND
Come in
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Toys for Girls and Boys of all ages. Use oiir
“Lay-A way Plan”. No charges. Simply yelect ff
your gifts, make a small deposit and pay later. &
FINE DRESS SHIRTS—Sanforized,
white, blue, grey and stripes. Each
COLORFUL PLAID SHIRTS—Sure to make
him happy ................$2*79, $2.95
HEAVY WOOL-LIKE DOESKIN SHIRTS —
at, each .... ........$3.95
SOCKS—A swell selection of wool and nylon
Dress Hose .....................; ^8c to $1.50
ALL-WOOL SWEATERS—$3.95 to $6JO each
Pure Wool MOTOR RUGS—Tartans, Ea. $8.95
SMART TIES^-Each $1*00
SEWING MACHINES—Really sew! All metal.
Each ....................$2.49 ®
“DREAM BABY”—All rubber doll with saran
hair. Each, ..........$6,95
$1.98 to $4.95 Ea.
TABLE & CHAIR SETS—Strongly made of
/' ......■....:$7M.
BIG STEEL TRUCKS — Tractors, Transports, ■. ■ ®
..... 15c, 29c, 49c Each
SILK HEADSQUARES 98c
HANDBAGS—Attractive leather-like plastic.
well made, from $1.98 to $3.98 each
COSTUME JEWELLERY—Gift Sets.
O.V. ALL-WOOL BLANKETS — Satin bound,
each ./...mo...vm ... .’...................A .. $8.95 & $10.50
WABASSO MUSLIN SHEETS — Lovely Gift
Items, pair ....^.... ,.../..*......... $6*98
FINE IMPORTED HANDKERCHIEFS—Nicest
selection ever; : 39c, 49c, 59c 1
LOVELY SILK JERSEY NIGHTGOWNS
Lace and Ribboned tritned, pink, aYid
only ......
SMART SILK JERSEY PYJAMAS °
Ruffle trimmed, rose and turquoise,
only, ....
WHITE WOOL OV BLANKETS
Lovely pastel borders, each
■ '; WO-TONlrsOOTCHXACE ifAWE' CLOTHS
55x70, only, each ..........................
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3 . GAMES GALORE—
DOLL PRAMS—Strong steel bodies, rubber-
tired wheels ......; .. ....$4.50 to $0.95 |
TERRIFIC VALUE! FULL-SIZE KIDDY- |
Strong, brightly finished, Oiir Special |
Price $6.49 Each ,
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