The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-01-18, Page 8•
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CKN0W SpN'I'INEtr,, LUCCNOW,
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Quality Shirting '
Haugh's Boys'Shirts „ ,,,
Haugh* Big '$8 ; Overalls .,. ,...,,,,, r,,,r,, ..
Size s.
Haugh's Big 88 :Pants,, A -
• 1 Size 34 44
,Haugh's Big 88 Overalls for. Buys ',;', Size '26-34
Headlight .Overalls' • ” • Size 34-44,
Headlight Dungereens ;. ,,.:,.:.,
`If eadligiit " 0averalls
Headlight .Smacks,.,,•,`±
Haugh's Smocks ° . , , Windbreaker'
Size 32-38
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E4L. ,FUND STILL
SNORT ' OBJECTIV
Donation,§ to the Clansmen
Club • ..Christmas : Sealcampaign,;
stood.' at $996.75 at the; first of
• the week, This: 'is approximately
` $50 less than the campaign, total
•aa year ago,; and which., the local
Committee ,aims tosurpass, . in :a
ton" the d.
caantititunity
bidretai
achieved ;lastistinctionyearthis`in
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'Walker's
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Special' Box 39c
Walker's Saltine Sodas
Special!; 1 lb. box 25c
Lowxrey's
Campfire Marshmallows`
eciah 9 oz.,: bag 25c
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Kellogg's' All Bran
Large. box .. .. 27c
Modern Plastic Mixing 'Spoon
FREE in each box. Get 'yours
while the supply'• lasts. •.
:Christies
Chocolate Fig Cookies
Lb.
Heifl 1arearO iiiEwith
Tomato &'- Cheese. Since
15 oz. tin
57c'
19c
THOMPSOW:S
The Store of Friendly Service
'Phone 82 . • We- Deliver
:holding the Domini* recordfor
the highest per;capita response of
any area! supporting: this worthy;
;project: •
Head .of .the local; comrnittee 1s
F. G (Ted) Brewer, who is con=
fident.: that late returns will yet
-put the fund. ahead of last 'year's -
figure:, There
ear's-figure:.There "are undoubtedly . a
good -Many people who will send
iii their donation when ;they ,"re-
cover from•'Chi istmas"- and- other
Year-end • demands. Mr: • Brewer
points out.' that donations; .to the
fund . are. welcomed at all times,
and on behalf of the ,Committee
he wishes to ' thank :.allwho -have.
made their contributions and all'
the 'volunteer workers Who have
helped make the; campaign' an suc-
cess: s
Donations to the'first of • the
week are as follows:'
... Wm."Pardon; Harold M. Greer,
tCharles Steward, Miss Hazel Cul-
bert, Vernon : .:hunter; '.Gordon
Fisher, Fred Nixon, Wilson Wall;
doss` .Murray, Gerald Rathwell,.
- Harvey -Webster,; .James Gardner,
Oliver McCharles,, W. O. Hun-
ter, .W J. Robb, S. J. Pyriirrr, Geo.
Haldenby;- James. Nelson, Jaynes
Hodgins, Rit-csell Ritchie, Samuel
Reid; 'John McLeod, Wilbert
Hod g kin`son', Mi
lvert Reid, Lorne
Hodgins, 'Robert Scott, ' • • Ilarola..
Haldenby,: Harold Cor grarn
Ewart Jamieson, Archie B: Smith,
William Rintoul;: John Bushell,
Morley ' tushell; -Richard MaC,
Quaig, Georgie Phillips, . T. J: Sal-
keld, ordon Hodgkinson, Arthur
Moore, J. S: • .Hutchison; `Charles
Taylor, • Duncan '.MoConriell,
McQuillin, John Purvis,.. Keith
Johnston, James: Durnin, Russell
Irvin,, Fred McQuillin, Hugh.
Sutherland, N.; H. Hedley;' ,
Have you; renewed your. Spn
tinel subs -Cilia -ton? tion? -
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SENTINEL; ,•
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TIAT : Dave Milne suffered ..a
stroke on Tuesday and was tak-
en to Wingtiam° Hospital
THAT The ahildrexfs, story hour
'was Commenced in the Recrea-
tional • Centre ''on Saturday
. morning : Two age groups were
.in charge of Mrs: Clark Finlay-
son . and Mrs: -George Joynt..
. Valtinteer helpers are needed,to
' ca't ry an this weekly feature
during, the winter • months.
There were 34 children at' the
first gathering, •
THAT we have : received a copy
of -the December issue of Can:
adian Swine, the official organ.
of the Canadian Swine Breed
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era', Association, ;and which',is.
now being- edited, by •S: `$;'.
Stothers of Fergus. In this, his
first .effort,: `Steve' said in part:
•"This "issue brings a new editor
to the job of. preparing this is -
Site, of' Canadian ..Swine. M
.tithes. we have envied'the • pr'iv
liege' of .editing. ^` a paper. This
envy or enthusiasm has evap-.
"orated very quickly as the :re-
sponsibility'' of the • work• begins
to unfg1d, or • to mix the siriiile
dawn up�r i lis. LocksleY said
`My
dawn,
dre iv 'a good bow
`at ,:Hastin8 s and • we -trust not .•
to.'dishonor . his illemorye.. This,
fnuch " we : •can, •promise -:to, 'do
our 1 st". t
THAT Rert,Mowbray, the, con-:
tractor"who built the $50,000
'bridge...Over the ;Saugeen River
.' in , Durham, =was • the •first; to•
.driveover the ," ':new bridge
which' was opened'to traffic on
January 4th.
THAT ,Jack MacIntosh has pur-
chased a, new : Pontiac : from
Chas. Mason,.
THAT 'George, E. .Kerry passed
..:away :recently ,at Eden. Grove
in iiis • 81st •year,.. He ::was an
uncle: ;of. Mass Viola Kerry of
Elmira and formerly of Luck
11.ow
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Winter . • • • • .• • • I . 4 •
Cows, ... 1 Dr+ sses
Opportunity. "Bu for° This Week ,
• BRASS ,� NUDE SHADDE ONLY
Sizes 32:10 •3$ -r___T . 0�•:each
--rs•- � 1' ,2 a
The • .Best :Clothing: Value Of Bred by 'ani. ''firm .•'"
by'• ,
CAMB•1zIDGE
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• FREE ,PANTS WITH EVERY.; S[JIT
This offer-' .is just. 'for two :more ' weeks; s)e
o ° sure And ,
take advantage of ' same. -
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WEBSTER'S r
LADIES' AND z.MEN'S WEAR
LUCKNOW, ONT..' 'PHONE 85 1.•
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THAT
o -THAT ' MaY ori Allan -J. Rush. of
"London has served 'notice to the
• London. Police,Coinnnission that
' he intends' to re -open the ques,-
ton of his unexplained dismiss
'Sal. from the London , police,
force last Jtily. Rush:was elect=
ed mayor. +of 'London in. •:Decem-
ber with a landslide majority.
,Middlesex County:.Judge Ian B
t.
1Vlia�ctiRae,; a nine 'off-tlie Lonh. =
:alsh adistrict, ' is one of two per-
imanent members of the three-
man: Bo rd 'of Com issio rs
Board m ne .
THAT the David Hornell Mem-
• r orial'Hall"at Mirico was de-,
stroyed by fire 'early
. Sunday
Morning: ,Dave; a nephew of
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VI-TO1VF -FAST PIIDGE MIX
Delicious for nia,king candy and
g. Comes an 3:ilavers . va,nilla;� ,
1�s1'r,ct, ati , nispie ..... ........:...:.. 33c.
55
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FREE!
Modern plastic 8 in. mixing .spoon
Oiie in .Every Box of
Kellogg's All Bran _
2.6c.
LOW COST -PRODUCE
Lettuce
_ 2'for 31c
Tender, and Crisp
-y
Carrots' 2 for 27c
Packed -with Healthful. Vitamins •
Potatoes'
peck; 31,E
Fry' .'Ern i Boil 'Em Bake, 'Em ' • .
Lemons y
3 • for' ..12e
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Grapefruit, _ :. 8 for 39c'
Juicy :dna sweet
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OR , b,CLICIO'US',sours U`SE:
b i'earr,sari1ey
'Pot Barley . 26, ;o�:, ,26e,
i. 'li to beans ....:.�•: 2`1bs, 27c=
marry' :ti'ne's ,$dap, lVlix-
ox'. pkgs.' ,..,.,,. ,. 2 for 7 ,29c
You'll Like ,;w
MARGEN-E I,
wAellto 1, pk •• ..
39c
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JANUARY CLEARANCE^
ALE NcWor
SPECIAL, :a 'number of Children's Silo* 'Suits.
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Values to • ;8.95. .T -LEAR • 2.9$
JUST ARRIVED shdFment of boys Pants, made from gen-
uine
•Hockneyer: corduroy, for ages -6-.12: A,. pari that lasts,
CORDUR.OY•, BABYALLS` from fine- pinwale corduroy n -
pastel and dark shades with:•gripper fasteners on th'e legs.
These are ,,more: satisfactory •than dozres,, '` •
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TOT--TO-TEEN and LADIES.. WEAR '
'Phone -:89w -;
.. • ; Lucknow, O ntario it
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Mr: David Hornell of'L• unknow, :: time and the evening 'service •
was awarded the Victoria'Cross
posthumously for . outstanding
valour during . World War II.
;After the war the • M rnico
Branch of the Canadian Legion
erected a new hallwhich was.
named in Dave's; memory:= The
week -end loss was estima=ted :at
$100,000:
T,FiAT for-•4.wo successiv 5atur=
days, c oderich nirmrods have
• converged in Ashfield' :for rat
;bit dives.
r Last as Saturday in the
=Kintail ,-district: They bagged
over .fifty, rabb.its .arid,. a half
dozen. foxes. •The previous ,S;at
urday^' in the Zion area they
': got about the sane n n»ber of
jacks ',and three foxes.
THAT we have been checked up
`for: reporting. inunicrpal salary
increases 'as,, "the first`. reb•ision
Of salaries since 1946": Salary
increases were liven in :same
cases in 1947, Arid 'a ::20 percent'
increase Was general, in • 1948.'
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was 'held in, the Sundays ;Sc.hOo1 '
room.,
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THAT ` Mrs. Mae Irwin has rhe
turned ;.to the village after
spending. 'several months in
Walkerton. :
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THAT a •quintette composed- of
Betty. Johnston; Ruth Johnston,.' I
Gladys Kilpatrick, • • Marlene
MacLennan :andG a , _-
I dys
eontri'buted a .lo'vely. number at
• tide evening service. in the Uri-
ited Church on Sunday.:
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THAT the B.A. station at .Rivers- •
• dale. • `operated •`by Jack Schar-•
back, was ;destroyed by •,fire.
,last. Friday ?,afternoon, There
was no one: in the station at,,
•: the .time of the blaze' which
was discovered by his father.
Stephen Scharibach. By the tin e ,
the Teeswater • ' Fire ,Brigade
. reached. the scene, the bui is
• mug was cloomedr •
THAT Jack 'Stewart's .car` t�venit
• out oaf control on Quality Dill
.;.`on Saturday •night • and went
,,over, the steep. enilbankment,
jack -was' unhurt. :,
THAT Mr acid 'Mrs George Gil,;
• j-e'hrist : offKinloss, :Tow nshi•p
quietly, observed their :50th an-
niversary on Tuesday, -an event
however that friends' and
• neigi borsl:did hot allovc) to. pass
,.unnoticed; as they 'unlade-: the
'':presentation:of a radio, • desk
lamp and flowering plant to
this esteemed couple. m ,,. ' : •
s. /
THAT on Sunday Rev. A. S. Mit-
ciiejl 'aecu,pied the •. pulpits of
his ..new ;parish of Luckn'ow,
.Dungannon and Ripley.
`11.1AT major repairs and rebul.,d-
Ing of the United, C fur li, pipe
' organ are underway"' at Present.
On Sunday Morning tr, o�ub'le de'n,
v'eloped iit a substitute organ ,
that ibeing used in,the rnoan:-
• , WM. McKINNON DIES
.The 'death of William MlcK n-;'•
non, a na•tiA7e of Kinloss
ship,. occurred ,in Chatham '11 -.
pital, on Tuesday morning. Fly
was 66• `years`.of age and had
in failing 'health for , sey t
months. W . .
His, brothers Dan an'ii John
McKinnon- . left for Chatham' on
.Tuesday to: attend the' fu;ne" ri1`
which was.°•expected tbbe he Id.
Thursday •oi-rung. ',;
MOtr - TO 'KITCI-1ENER ,
Mr..: and' Mrs, ,E1rrier. 11J(.a:i 1 Ft'
arid . family:, moved to Kitchc'r!
at the week -end, where'
e;mttiey ;"`,^,1.1
reside,, ;Eimer has/beery: plc,: r d
there 'at, carpenter wort . for, -the
past fevtr months. Elmer
rnerly in'the shoe repa=ir. buisr''ss'
here ,until fire wiped out his
rises -.about a yeaEar ago '
The IVI, .Kay ,,,family hay( 1'.1 -
portion
,.portion. of .the IV:.
residdnte'• while., residing'. hop' :.
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