The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-05-24, Page 84
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LUCKNOW sERTINFi., LUCKNOW, cam= • .
11,71uist.I.AY, 2.4t1).1; 195t.
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APTURE THErS N
'EMBROIDERED MARQUISETTE -11e of our favorite min.
• tain materials: The very hew, very. sheer embroidered:
marquisette, with dainty leaf design 44" wide, in ivory•
PUFFY DOT MARQVISETTE—very ,smart curtains can be• ' •
Made ,frPm this material, .43" wide. • •
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READY, MADE CUETAilsiS—perhaps iroth would raiher buy-
5ibur curtains. react made. We have.; a gob& range' to,.
choose from. , ''• • . • .
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PLAsnc CURTAIN•q,---dierat .Patterns on light grorind.
DRAI'ERYI MATERIALS—in Chinti; Maras. 36". and 48"
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TFADE. MARK REG.
is easy to carry home
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uggestions
Heart's Delight iruneS •
Pasteurized, Extra Large :
1 lib box • ' • 33e
Dewkist Choice Toinatoes
28 'oz. tin ' 2 for 45c.
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Rosie Boneless Chicken
7,, oz. tin ° . 55c
Delicious in sandwiches
or tasty salads.
•MeLareia's Tasty 1VIayonnaise
• 25c
MeLaren's FreezlEasy
For delicious home-made
ice cream
2 pckgs. - 29c
McLaren's Nut Crush
I lb. ice box jar 45c-
Contains.Peanutd, Cashews,
Walnuts and Filberts. • ,
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1 113.bahy.rbll 50c
The. Store of Friendly. Service
'Phone 82 — We Deliver,
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THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
• OBITUARY
1111{,S..cAlrilERINE GINN
•Seivices • for Mrs. ,Catherine
Ginn, 82, of Detroit, who died
Sunday, .1.)/lay 13th in Grace Hos-
pital, were held at the Di11Bros.
funeral home, Detroit, on.Wed-
nesday afternoon •of last week.
Mrs, Ginn, was the widow. of
Thos. R. Ginn, abuilder and con-
tractor, who passed away a lit-
tle over two years ago. Mrs. Ginn
Was the daughter. of' Mr and Mrs.
1,41was0143.0"i:Mner-i'ip,ar JtYariuofai,y,Ri1P8l6e9Y: gare
married T. °R Ginn in 1893 and '
went • to. Detreit• whereshe has
liVed ever since,' She united with
Immanuel, Preabythrian Chrirch.
over fifty years ago, in which,
° She, has been a ',faithful 4411, con-
sistent member and ,her pastor
gave a wonderful testimony of
her fidelity. In closing he read
Tennyson's, poem "Crossing .The
Ilar"; which fully expressed her
own desires-
'No* it is out, We"have often
wonpred why the present pro-
vincial , government added an
amendment' to its liquor license
act, .making it .inapplicable in
Canada Temperance 'Act count-
ies
It seemed like Uncalled .f6r,
and 'Unfair ,cliScririrination: 'Now
Premier Frost inadvertently con-
fessed Iliat it was feared 'that
:other: rural ' counties 'Would fol-
loW the example Of Huron. Perth
and Peel and so a handicap Was
placed on ,.these .three Canada
Temperance Act .counties, the.
protection of the liquor license
act was ,withdraWn. That. is sure-
ly a thoroughly iniquitous use of
power -rAdVt.,' ., • -
Presbyterian Evening• Auxiliary
• The call to worship was given
Mass •Marion .MacDonald who
had charge, of the May meeting SENTINEL
at the home of Mrs.. Maud Sher- .
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The ,funerhl procession was es-
corted by several policemen- to
Woodrnere cemetery. The flowers
were many_ and beautiful, show
ing to a slight degree the esteem
in' which she was held. Her kind-
ly disposition' and mild, unassum- i Don't Miss This Exceptional Value In ' • . ing manner manner and Christian prin-' . ,
came in contact throughout her 1 . ' Nylon Undefweat : - '1
ciples endeared her to those she
entire life. • • 1•'
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Surviving are two sons, LlOycl ' , . . ... • , ' , '
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T. and Douglas R., secretary and.Nylon Tricot Slips ,..,,.$4.49 Nylon Tricot Briefs $1.49 i
second deputy commissioner ,01 'Nylon Petticoats or ' • Nylon, Tricot Panties $L,99 !
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•' LADIES'
•••In Gingham,, • Chainbray, FabrieaYs, BrOacielOt114;
• . French Crepes, Shan -Rays, Faille,Rays.
In Sizes 11). to 40,
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NEW DRESSES THIS WEEK.
CLEARANCE
LADIES' SHORTY COATS
$1O;95 ancl $19.95
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TOT -TO -TEEN and'L,ADIES' WEAR
'Phone '89-W Lucknow, Ontario
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the police department; and a dau-
ghter, Mrs. Huntley Campbell of.
New Haven. Conn.; •grand -
'children and one great grand-
child. She also, leaves two sisters,
Mrs. ; Margaret' Gooderson and
Mrs. Phoebe Qtiygier and one:bro.:
ther,z-Doncan .1VicLarty of. Bruce„..
Alberta. Four nephews an d two
grandions. were the acting pall: -
bearers., , • ,„•,' •
• .„ there is'a.guaranteg On them of an equal replacenient
• s y ays o date Of purchase;.•
Hall Slips ....... ........ $3.49 Nylon Mes1113defs
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FOR HEALTHFUL FOOT COMFORT
Nylon 'Coz-eez, sizes 9 to 1014. ,
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IVIEN'S 110LEPROOF NYLON SCICKS
x If the wearing quality of these Holeproof Nylon Socts does'
tsatisfyyouwithi t d fr ni
1. SEE •By, THE , . of.. sticks will be „made frfe.,
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THAT. a television set • in ' the / LADIES'AND MEN'S, WEAR.
Greer Radio. and ,tlectric show . ' ' • .
• window on Saturday . night at-
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wood. Psalm 106 Was sungand
Macintosh. The scripture reading,
inie. Mrs. Jack • MaCDonald had
the ineditaion.. A veryexcellent
report on the Presbyterial 'Which
was held at Teeswater that day
was given•by Miss Mary Mac-
Leod.' The Bible studron the 5th
commandment was taken by Mrs.
Archie Smith; current events hy
Mrs Stewart 1VIullin and the
topic ilpy Mrs. C.Mason:• Articles
for the bale werecollected and
lens were made to go to the
c1rich-,---was--held
London 'on May 18-19-20. Fol-•
lowing. the closing hymn and the
Lard's prayer repeated in unison
some' contests were enjoyed.
prayer was offered by Miss Kay • ' •
Was given .by Miss Helen Gam -
traded quite an audience. - •
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111 -1A'1' -Rev. G. N. Luxton, Bishop
of Huron,- has forbidden all
games of chance such as raf-
fles and bingoes in churches of
the • diocese. .
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THAT ReV. Charles A. Winn 11
conduct anniversary services at.
—South. .Jin1os Presbyterian
Church on Sunday r.--7-----
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THAT the .the "once -a -year"' com-
• munity sale cif furniture. im-
• Plementa and small articles
' 'it often happens that men who will be held at. the Sales Barn
ik tormuch think too in,Lticknow on Saturday after-
LUCKNOW
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EASY. TO PREPARE FOODS •
FOR QUICK SUMMER MEALS
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TILBEST PIE CRUST MIX
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with:Free-Pan. 34c
TILBEST SPICE CAKE ^
with Spoon •
36c
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Quik Cooking ... .
•FIVE ROSES DATS .45c
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• KRAFT DINNER • . r2 for 27c
Clark's , • ' ,
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PORK and BE)LNS 2 for' 33c •,
For' The
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-sCHOOL4INgtits
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PEANUT, BUTTER '
LEAFLETTUCE 2f39c
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Phone. 20;'
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• •Miss Canada '
, TOMATO JUICE 2 for -23c
York , • •
Meiners and Beans, 20 oz. 33c
Miracle Whip
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SALAD DRESSING, 16 oz.
Honiemade .
SWEET PICKLES 26c ,
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Aylmer
TOMATO CATSUP. 14c
Fruit
Vitamin Packed , • ,
SUNKIST ORANGES, 252's
."Bursting With Juice' • .
GRAPEFRUIT:..„,..,....LiLL...: 4lor:2§c
..... for 45c
..•BcEit. SCOUTS
Paper coUectIo
IN LUCKNOW AT 400 P.M. 0
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Householders are asked to have Newspapers, Magazines,
' Cartons, Etc., at the curb for the Scouts to pick up.,
Please box or tie it securely. °
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It. IS 'VAL
AIILE SAVE IT FOR 'THE...SCOliTS
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COAT HANGERS ALSO WANTED;
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,THAT last Thursday's Free Press
carried a picture of Douglas
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Eadie, ,son 'of., Mr. , and Mrs,
Lorne Eadie of Holyro8d. His
• portrait,' as we PreVioiisly re-
ported, Was entered by Mae -
Laren Studio in the Ontario
• Society of Photographers een.
test, and was awarded a ribbon
"Of merit*.
To All Persons. Who :Ouiri. Or Harbor b
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,• NOTICE" IS IllgREBY GIVEN ithat dogs are not .alloOd
to run .at large within the Corporation during
the period
to jfily' 15th, 1951. , • ' • •
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-• DOGS NOT WEAIIING 'TAGS and running, at aige'at .11Y•
time are liable to be impounded at the ownees'risk an.d
expense. .°
CORPORA'rON OF THEVILLAGE OF LUCKNOIN
*Joseph 'Agnew, ciftk'
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