The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-07-19, Page 8" G rIG T'
THE LUCKNOW SENT'INE4 .1.4.XXXQW, • ONTARIO
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... WHO SEW,'THEIR OWN
RAYON TAFFETTA for slips and blouses, 46 inches wide; , -
PRINTED LINGERIE CaEPES- . They,make .up lovely night
ies or pyjamas. Fink, 'blue, yellow and white .b . ckgrounr4 .
CIIAMBRY� in plain..colors and stripes, so pretty 'for Sun-
dresses. •
PRINTS -4. nicerange to choose •from: •
EYELETEMBROIDERY :Fine Swiss ground; 40 inches wide,
for. blouses or trimming..
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HERE'$ A TREAT for' all --you* Wcinien that.,love to
broider-,Pillow. Slips, Vanity Sets, Buffet -Bets and
Scarfs. ,
wD M C EMBROIDERY THREAD.
KINSMEN CASH
• KINCARDINE .Arena
its ■ '.
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First Game, 9 p.m. '.`
$1485.00. In; Cash
including,
$1,000 'Jackpot •Gane
Doors •open 8 pm.
ADMISSION :`$1:00'
includes 16 games .•
Extra : Cards, ;:Extra
Proceeds'. for Service Work
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VE • iYOU ' TRIED OUR
Take-Homcor Ta le Ser
ving
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THEY'RE DELICIOUS
III'S:,Restaurant
Phnne 130
The early bird • gets the
and he's 'welcome 'to it.
NLUDIST . CAUGHT
(Continued from 'page 1)
Sunday that Mrs. Jack' Bradley,
looking north: from . her kitchen.
window,.. , spotted -him' on the
.nearby . farrn of Toni „Robb. Out
in front ;on the Bradley lawn, was
Jack, his son. Jim, Lorne Mac
•Don
ald an is father-in-law,
d h
Norman' • Hagedorn of Paisley.
The .four jumped; in }the "Brad-
1ey. car and struck • for Robb's,
They 'were well down the lane,
••and very close to the nude man
before he heard them..: He took off
at topspeed in the direction of
the lake, ,and went through two
i barbed: wire gaps in • the Robb
lane, like as if they were ' nothing,
His .pursuers followed in the car
an werein n When ;Lenoire;
g.
hurtled the 'line • fence' into a
wheat field ori the Bradley farm.
Jim• headed the • chase, and soon
• overtook: the . exhausted ' runner.
He held' him single :handed ,until;
Lorne • MacDonald,: the •'next to
reach him,; lent his assistance. He
was stark . naked, Without - even
shoes, whichhe was , reported- toT
have worn on other appearences.
Mr. Bradley: got a pair.: of over -
alts forhim at Robb's Lenoire
had shaved. within the .past few
days, and when. Mr. Bradley sug-
gested ,getting 'some food for him;-
he said • he had eaten ..the prev-
ious .evening.:- He had been in
R.obb's barn. since 'before day-
break Sunday,,'' it: was:thought
In the meantime . Mrs. Bradley
had been telephoning for assist-
ance, and.: a • police'patrol car that
was on Highway 21, ,=was soon at
the scene. Lenoire -was. , turned
over to Corporal Jack Craig and
Constable George. Mills' who took
him to Walkerton, where . he is
slated to . appear in police : court
worm : today , charged : With' "indecent as-
sault • and indecent exposure.
1 SEE ,BY THE
SEN w;EL•
(Continued. from page 1)
'THAT Wm., Buckingham has pur-
chased an advanced registry
Berk,hog from a, prorcninent
'breedr. at Aznher•st urg, and
'received the animal 'b ' 'express;
• on Tuesday, ' '
THAT Reg Camipihell who i$ on''
the farrr-formerly oc.cupied by
•his parents, Mr. a.nd Mrs
bert• ' Campbell,' has had "his.
barn " ''colorfully painted and
e iiblazoned with ;the words
°. "Campbell I-lonlestead" . •
THAT , Mrs: John MaeLOotI, who
makes. her home with ;her dau;
gilt& : Mrs;. Harry • Nixon,.
• 'e"onvaleseing from an illness,
with pneumonia, •Her son Henry
MacLeod of. Windsor, spent the
week -end with her...
THAT the Bell Telephone' Con?
pang of Canada Will apply to
the . Board of Transport Com-
Ynissioners . for ;authority . to,
again. increase telephone• ser-
vice rates.`
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THAT Zion, .Amberley and Dun-
gannon lodges were among.
those . in this immediate yicinity
.that celebrated, ,the • 12th at
Bayfield. Elmer 'Webster,,: reeve
of 'Stephen' Township,; and for,
vicinity
rawly the Lucknotiv
ly of Y
did double duty 'that day. He
marched in the parade and lar-
ruped a +big. bass drum all the
away, and rcnounted: the'platform . 1 '
to. officially Welcome' the cele= •,..-, I,: i.
.brating crowd to Bay field and'. -.. -
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to ,Stephen Township •i • ' , ... .
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• THURS! AY,. JUL.7 19th, 19.517
dies' Sun .dresses
Sizes *2 to 46...
TO CLEAR AT $7.98
Other styles at $3.95,; $4.50, $4,9$,•. ,
CHILDREN'S SUNSUITS, sizes 2-476, assorted styles;,
69.e. 84 79c
TO CLEAR AT ,59c .-- FOR $1,00. • '; •
GIRLS,' SHORTS --Values nti to
CLEARANCE PRICE 95
A good; Selection of .Children's Sundresses, Halters,: Jeens
" Sport. Shirts, Swim Trunks and: Bathing Suits;
.4.
• .TOT -TO=TE
• 'Phone
N • and LADIES' WEAR
Luck now, . Ontario
uly Clearance
SUN' DRESSES :; :....: .,. ,..,...: `$2.19 nand up
COTTON' DRESSES.
$2:89. and up
OTTON ;BLOUSES "$1 19 and up •.
C :
T-SHIRTS .•i $1'.19 a .
and
6 ::.ONLY SHORTIE COATS, REDUCED TO `CLEAR *:
CHURCH PEWS
Olivet W. M. S
The Olivet`W M.S.• met ii th
church ''with Mrs. J • McTavish
Presiding' for the. business per-
iod. The
period.;,The 'roll call was. answered
with. ' the' name of a famous. Bible
woman. It was decided to extend°,
an invitation. for the Sectional
meeting tobe held at Olivet. Mrs.
D:. MiCharles. and her group had
charge of the program. Mrs Vo-
gan gave .a paper, on Trinidad and
readings were. given by Mrs. 'Dex-
ter and' is. D. McCharles. Mrs.
W. Black closed the meeting with
•
prayer.
South Kinloss. W.M..S:
The. July meeting was held at
the. home of 1Vfrs.•Lloyd: Mac-'
t
Dougall. '
The. president, • Mrs:
IHarry Lavis, was in" the chair.
Themeeting:: opened with bymn
374 followed "by. the Lord's pray -ler. The . scripture and meditation
was given by, Miss. Maar .MacM1- r
Mil.
The roll call was answered
' by,"A Mission • Field": Misses
Betty 'and Joan. Hai niiton favored
With, a duet. The chapter from the
stud, :book was taken • by ' Mrs.
Gilbert Hamilton. 'A piano solo
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OOD COSTS DOWN
W4 TH OUR LOW • PRICES.
ellogg's VOIETY PACK 37,c
Food. Saver Wax Paper ,35c
PRUNES,
31c
Talisrinat „New, Pack .
STRAWBERRY'JAM 29c
York Peanut Butter , 43c .
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JUST; 'ARRIVED .
BlUe and Gold, fancY; new crop
Gerber's Strainod
BABY -FOODS:
DESSERT I.
VEL
2 for .39c
Or 29'c
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SOMmet:Fresh..Ffult. Vegetables
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10
tt
'LEMONS •
4-
FOr Crisp, $tinoner 'Salads
-8 far -45c HEAD LETIIICE
ORANGS, 252's
NEW' F'OTATOES, 15. lbs. c CABBAGE,,.
38C CARROTS, 2 4tnches
21C-
7 25,C
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FIRST QUALITY NYLON'S::
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Well -Known 'Maker's93d-of-Season Clearance, .�
,Ordinarily $1.75'
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::• This Week -End Special, ••ir ____ $1.39 i •
-- �. •o
11-
CLEARANCE'•IN ALL MEN'S -.SUMMER • SPORTS WEAR
Sport Shirts, T Shirts, .Bathing " Suits and Sport Coats /6
ARIES' AND MEN '$ :WEAR
fir, rrsoorb tr oao , ri0•N'
was given •by Allan. MacDougall..
Those taking part in the prayer
circle were, Mrs. Angus Graham,
Mrs. Douglas Graham, Mrs. W. F.
MacDonald' and Mars. L. C. Mac-
Iver: Ruth and Phyllis Steer fp:
ored with 'a duet followed . by •a
reading by Mrs. Ira Dickie:. Hymn
470 was sung and * Mrs.
o s
Douglas -
Graham closed the Meeting with
prayer.
Blake's W.MS held its • annual
children's meeting . in the h 1 pn
Thursday, July '5th. It ha ; ' I. -en
planned to hold .this mee ing' on
the 'school, grounds ° but owing • to
the inclement , weather it :was'
held in the hall with an ; attend=
ance of• 12 atlidts and 16 children.
cin the absence OT the. president,'
Mrs. Cook conducted the meet-
ing while 'Mrs, Livingstone Men-
ary acted as . secretary. pro tern.
in Trinidad by .Mrs; . Cook, •.Mrs;
L. Menary, Mrs..I. Cranston, Mrs; '•
C Kblpatrick : and 'Mrs. ' Hallam;
.1VIrs.�;Currari read the -Minutes
.and; .called .:the . roll, _ and a' duet
was sung 'by Dorothy and Cecil
Ilallram.
In the .business session it.
:was: decided to have the talent`'"
money " 'in by November,: the:
clothing and 'quilt for bale to be
in September.meeting,te quilt
to'•, be put together by Mrs. C.
9 c k and :Mrs._L _Cranston: The,
iniritatiOn to St Helen's operi.
meeting* was' read arid discussed. .
.chureh Ineetipg, July 15th.
freslun,ents were served by the
supply has caused Paisley Cowl-
Thele.74:,...7.4.ad...,71. e cfcd....1:6milt:stno.tihcce6.6!;tieeeiliswfai.ilet,retlinulterwafteorr
rosle a
The Finest
ELECTR.IC REFRIGERATOR
, on. the Markei, with the Famotis
Full *kith: freezei boys :up to. fifty pounds
Transparent 'Plastic Crispers.
On Display At
ur
one; 100. LucknoW,