The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-11-29, Page 81'ACa►E EIGH1
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' PERSONAL TOUCH ,IN
13 OF. M. ANNUAL REPORT' •
Something :entirely new in the
interpretation • of bank statements
has been initiated by. the • Bank
of Montreal this ,week, .in report-
ing its, financial position to cus-
tomers •at the end of its. 134th year,
of operations .The B of • M's'mes-
sage , highlighting the most sig
nificant' aspects of. its, 1951; state-
ment, presents'
a striking depar-
' ture from the: traditional pattern
of Canadian bank reportts. Strong-
ly
emphasizing the personal . ap-
proach, itis published as' a signed
statement from the local B. of M
branch manager, Charles L.
Smith.
Headed "A , . Special' Message
from Your .B of M,..Manager", the
report is no`'longer 'a bank state
,tient in the ordinary' sense of
the word but, a plain-spoken ,re-
view of the main features of• the.
bank's : experience throughout
the :past +' 12 months, Written in
straight -forward, non-technical
language and illustrated by ap,.
propriate thumbnail sketches, _the
report represents:' a further ad
yance in the direct "grass-roots"
approach pioneered by.the.Bank'
of ` Montreal in , its ' annual reports
for the past seven years.
In • the preamtble of this human-
ized . report, the local. manager
Makes ' several down-to-earth.
corrixnentssupon the • Canadian
way of . living. He emphasizes
that .the people seem ,to combine
stability ;with a •go-ahead spirit
and , sums. alp the Canadian way
of life in• two: words, "steady pro-
gress". '
SEE BY THE w
SENTINEL
• (Continued from page 1)'
THAT Inspectors J;'.Q,. Lewe and
J S. -Chambers are spending
this week at the Luckhow.
Branch of the Bank of Mon-
treal.
TTHAT the Lucknow Dramnatic
:Clulb, staged the final-presenta-
tion
inal-presenta-tion of their play "Auralia
Bridge, from Hemlock Ridge"
in the Town, Hall last Wednes-
day night before 'a small ,crowd.
It 'was a repeat performance
. here. The Club has financed the
remodelling of the ,stage"_ from
the proceeds of . several pres-
entations this fall.
THAT =John W. Hanna,
elect, • was in town on ':Saturday
evening .• expressing •apprrecia-
tion of • the • support .given him,
in Luicknow • and District. J. W.
• -was accompanied by L. E. Car
diff, M,11.„.and Bert •1VI'itchell .of
;'Winghamn: Mr. and 'Mrs. Hanna
are planning a holiday. in :.the
,South this 'winter
'THAT Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C`lenn
have taken` un residence 'in .the,
Anderson Apartrnents' and ..Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard MacDonald.
have moved' '.into the new
apartment •at urdon's .Wall-
paper Shop:
--o-,
THAT "Tinker": Ashton after be-
ing missing for a week, return-
ed home thin and. exhausted
last • : Thursday morning, soon
after the paper came out. May
be the. jag can read: '
JOHN IIIIDSO,N .,WON' o—
CARTER gegoiA4giurr THAT ,Rev:'. Matthew Baillie -of.
• • Downpatrick, County Down,.
:Ireland, has been inducted ' as
. 7 pastor o�` Bluevale, and Belmore
Presbyterian '• .Churches. H,.e
dOnununity, . ron'the first . prize succeeds the•.late Dr. •C. 1!.: Mac -
Carter scholarship award . of .$190 • Donald.
(for highest standing : in ' LIP,pper.— ''
School examinations., THAT according to the advance
John was also aw•arded.. th. e ticket sale, ° there' will be cap-
Robert.Mc'Iay scholarship of $200 acity crowds •at ,the -High School
and the. 1950; Hugh 'Innes Strang . 'Coxnunencencienit 'On Thursday
Memorial scholarship. of ' $625, • and Friday. • nights.' The' Public
which includes• four years' tuition School concert is the following
at they. University' of • Toronto. week. •
John Hudson, son -of ,Mr, and
Mrs... Roy Hudson. of-Goderich,
and formerly, of the Lucknow.
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E azYiperaf Groceries. Yorlf-Dessert Pears, 2 for 27c2in �.
Molasses, : uart . , __----- 32c
;3rd. .Bas. ket of . CirocerYes.: ''• q � •
4th, 5th,. 6th -Box• McCormick's • i-Welsh,s Grape Juice 42c, :.
•�' ' Chocolates. Chiver Valley Baby Roll. Cheese 45c
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VEGETABLE• • 'H.P..SAUCE 33c ■
■ SOUP ,,2-, for 27c
■ _ ELOTHES ('INS, '3 doz. :25c,'.;
■ McCorrni'ck's ■
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SODAS, salted or plain, lb.
Ogilivie __
PEEARL BARLEY,.1
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■ MINUTE. OATS
■' lndividUal Cereal Bags
31c ORANGES, Full of Juice
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252's --40c. • 1:
17c • GRAPEFRUIT,. 9'6's ; 6 for 39c
LEMONS 6 for 27c•
47c • CRANBERRIES °
29c •"
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■ Five Roses. .• GRAPES 2 lbs.2
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WHEAT GRANULES, 3 lb. ,bag . 26c
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and look over our stock of All Wool Plaids, Bengalines; fi
C Plain or Patterned Nylons, Tafettas and Satins. We
ikiwould be pleased to Iay one away for
you �•
ti r • until called for,
PYJAMAS ..,
•LOUNGING .. �. o
E With quilted P 4 jackets satin,., brocaded or . aisley print tickets ri
good styles and, •shades. •
1 NYLONS
See the "50th• Anniversary" • Corticelli Nylons, in special
Christmas 'gift ,boxes .at no extra cost, -while' they last,
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Drop in sand *do your gift;sboppindg while the, selection: is good,
,Christsnlas parc,01•a .may be left until;•called for.,
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TOT -TO -TEEN and LADIES' WEAR
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FINAL CLEARANCE OF. FALL .DRESSES.
• Samples, oddments ;ancl ':factory clearances, •; ranging in
broken colors, juniors',' misses' and women's. sizes
Crepes, Wools, Prints; Etc.
NO ALTERATIONS 2' NO LAY-AWAYS .,
9.30. to .11.30 -� _.____ 75 Dresses' " $10.00
1(.30• to 1.30. Balance $8.00
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Balance - $5.00
Balance . $3.00
5.30 to 6.00 Bglance $1:00
1.30 to 3.:.30'__,`
3.3.0 to . 5.30
Boys' BREECHES
Exceptional buy,
Sizes • 24 to 32.
$1.95 to . $3.50
•Boys' REEFERS
Zip -up' fronts, navy
6 yrs.. to 12 yrs.
Special, $3,49 `
Knitting WOOL .;
for heavywork sox
and : mitts, colors.
85c
•LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
THAT' reports have been numer-
ous;-this- pas--wee-k�==-of quick.
results from... Sentinel., ."Want
• Ads." Roy Culbert and . Bill,
'Brown.report sales of, stoves,
generally regarded as. a "drug
�._on ;the market",, and, Mary and
Hugliie. MacMillan' 'sold' their
skates in short order:. •
THAT. there wase a large rowd
at St. Andrew's Ballo Friday
night under- Kairshea•- I titute
auspices. Scotch. daneing :was 'a
feature to . musics by Piper 'Wil-
fred -McQuillan.
•
' THAT. Gleiil , Walden and Jack
Ackert bagged a 10 -point buck,
in Greenock on the .first day
of the : deer 'hunting season:
Glenn:dropped the big 'fellow
g _ s,
that weighed over 300, lb
o
THAT Shoot Club winners the
past. two weeks, were , Mr. and
Mrs. Bob • Reid and 1uIrs:.'Lorne
THAT there was a 'large crowd-
_
rowd
_ at the reception :on Tuesday ,
night in: honor of•Mr;_ and:Mrs,
Wm. C. Johnstone They': were..
presented 'with a. generous • gift
of money on' behalf of. the
gathering by ' Allan Hunter 'and
`Myles MacMillan.
DEER SEASON RUMBLES„
STILI TO BE HEARD
The .official deer, sea on sn y be
over,;' ,but . according:. 'to reports
there are a : lot of dissatisfied
hunters who took out licenses"and.
equipment before the last minute
announcement closed L several
areas.. Prospeets .' of getting • the
license fee refunded 'are. no'ap='
,easement to Many'
In Huron a •three-d'ay • season.
'had '`been scheduled for the first
week,' and•there have
:of 'neat "
• • • . Phare 20 • been rumbling's that some licensed
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SPECIAL CLEARANCE •tALE OF
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This season's' best, in lovely all wool' fabrics, .; .
We Have A cool Selection' of
x .; chamois ;lined, .•f rami ' � '� •
20 TO, 30 'PERCENT OFF
CHILDREN'S:.TOYS and, GAMES for XMAS
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