The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-01-03, Page 10t.
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THE .1CKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
. TuiJ .,. JANUARY '3r4 1952
LADIES' & KISSES' FLETTE NIGHT GOWNS AND
• PYJAMAS GREATLY REDUCED,
WOOL SWEATERS—(Ballarrtyne's make) White, &
olors, short sleeve', Regular. $3.75 ..,. •.,.,...
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LUCKY KY FOR ,THE • MAN''' WITH BIG: ••FEET ' ,•
;MEN'S FINE WOOL. SOCKS, Nylon socks, sizes 111/ and
12,, regular length or shortees, Reg. $1.50: ' , $1.19, pr,'
CHECK FLETTE BLANKETS, large size, Special $5:10 pr....
SNUGIGIES & VESTS -25 percent. wool medium size,';
,to .clear at `' ..t r,. '9$c';
CHILDREN'S 'S ; SLEEPERS= -Fleeced lined, two`piece Sites..
3-7' years'. Special' $1.89x:
em.. i etaon
THAT there were scores of holi-
day visitors ' o:. an • rom
community. who ' are. not men-
tioned in. The Sentinel's 'per-.
,Desi . column. r.,Tl a reason•,' is
that'';we didn't, have -the par -
titulars of 'who, • where :.and
when, and. no one infor¢ned•'us
of these items, which we; would
have.been glad to -receive..
THAT our .apologies: g� to Dun-
-aeLee
"John". in our Christmas issue..
.
We knewbetter of course, but
• . the pressure under which this
issue •was . published makes the
Mistake: understandable : (to us
at least) but none the • less re-
• grettable
THAT 'Donald MacLean. is ..able
oto be about again. 'Donald 'suf-
' fered a back injury late in the
fall •in . a tumble •while;picking
apples.con -'a couple of ;.'occas-
ions The Sentinel "had' him in
a cast".: Although .that was the
intention. of .his medical . at'ten-
dants,, they never supeeeded
`• getting. Donald "encased".,
TBakirthe holiday season -provid-
ed a.headache for municipal. of.. .
ficials, in ..trying. to keep road
Open, , and to .reopen: theses..
which were : badly blocked. In
Kinloss;' Kerr's big "cat" was
pressed into. service • in open
ing.. roads inthe:southern part
of the Township,nd• it too ran
. into 'trouble " and got bogged
down for . a time. .
THAT, ' speaking of errors,' •they
tell' one about the Doctor. Who
was • remonstratuig with the:.
Publisher. for the mistakes he.
Made.. To which :the Old Edi-
itor• replied: `"They' 'read .My'
mistakes, but they bury'; yours".
'• moo-
THAT Bill Johnston has '.conclud-
ed . his term': of ;five years' Ser
-
Vice in the •Canadian Navy.' and•
lasreturned to the. home ' of
ia_,eas, Mr. and Mrs: Noble
Johnston...
;
THAT 'the•• carol ' singing' tour
planned by the Boy : Scouts, for
the . Friday preceding Christmas
had to be ' cancelled 'because'
of the .s+tornr.:Members of the
School Band were -going, to ac-
company. • the Scouts on their
tour of the . town:
SENTINEL
THAT Mr:, and Mrs. R. T. Doug-•
: • las'..observed their 45th wed-'
' ding •anniversary on Christmas
Day which they spent at',Wing-
ham with Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Davidson", (Donalda), , and
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.'FoWier
(Winnifre&)'.
THAT Margaret and Helen Salk-
eld "who are ' teaching , and
studying ' in England, spent The
Christmas . holidays ' in Spain,
' Sentinelreaders were greatly
: interested'in the story '• of their
'bicycle; tour last 'summer,' and
we're hoping ..for an account of
their Spanish holiday. We. are
---alsoxicipating letter frprn'
Alex 1VJiaclnttyre, and hope he'll.
Mind . time for it :after ''he coni
pletes his holiday hockey tour
on .the continent.
THAT meQnbers: 'of :the Lucknovi•
District High •School Board re-
ceive' $5.00 a meeting and:. mile-
age --and we think deserve
Membersof the Village Coun-
cil are among the fast disap-
pearing municipal Boards who
receive. no remuneration;' for
their services: •
THAT at the '.morning 'service' in
the Presbyterian •
•Church on•
Christmas. Sunday, •Rev. •Chas.
A Winn conducted''a service of
ordination• of three new elders,
James '. Henderson,,_ Innes Mac -
r Sween' •'and Robert teed;'
TWAT among ° those : _ who have
been sailing this'. summer 'and
have returned: home since '.the
close `,of ; navigation are Jack,
Stewart, .: Harvey McQuillin,
Bob' McNay, Cliff Crawford,
13111 • MacPherson, Jack •M,cQuil-
• ;lih and •T:., 'W Quigley.
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• Campbell's• ° •
-:-.r TOMATO SOUP _' for25c::
: • gilvies
sa Quick CoOking Oats, '5 lb. ba
: '.KRAFT .DINNER
:MACARONI . r
0: WHITE :BEANS __-
mark's-'
' ::Pjork and 20: oz. tin.
mS
49c'..
2. for 29c
2.14s. 27c
2 .lbs. 27c
PRIZE DRAW WINNERS
Wan:�Stunsonm.! M � ..• •:. s, cwt. of sugar
Mrs. Mustard . Hamper. of Groceries
Mrs. N. ' Taylor Basket of Groceries
Mrs. ` McFarlane ' .....: Chocolates
Mrs. F. Gilchrist •, : Chocolates
AlVin Johnston Chocolates
.2 for'33.c VITA B, ;large size.
30c ipt iii
RED ••ROSE TEA, '1/2 lb. _ .52c ' Chicken Noodle Soup
•■ Ogilvies All Purpose .Libby's ,
11 FLOUR,. 24 Ib,. bag .__ $1.55 • CHILE CON .:CARNE,15..oz. tin .:.35c ' °,
E.ORANGES
1"2's _., 43t.•
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LEMONS•
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11 . 6' for '25c, .•
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Garden Boy .. �;
CELERY _ • bunch 1.5c :
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Thompson s' Waxed ■
• TURNIPS . ' • 0 lb: Sc :•;
Ala .•
THAT Mrs. •Frank Brown won
in
e • $5.00 in merchandise in • an.
I.D.A.• contest for the' best
household hint: The prize was
6 ' ',received through the local
tisu aiIaanennOiiass■esa■,swanuisssa.uau.a■■■siaai-amai'eesia.eees. • 1 D.A: drtiggist; Elmer Umbach.
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QUR, SINCERE BEST WISHES THAT .THE NEW YEAR.
MAY „BRING YOU'A FULL MEASURE OF r4
GOOD' HEALTH, PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS • ,
At this Time of • Near we wish to sincerely thank our
Customers , for their patronage and loyal • support • and, look.
forward to being of continued service to you,, and to ,a
• . ,continuance of ourpleasant business associations.
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TOT -TO -TEEN and LADIES' :WEAR
phone, 89:-w' Lucknow, Ontario
4,10; �.��� ▪ A j ' 1. -AL2
ones►;
S .THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR
We Have• On ,Hand . A Complete Line O ,
:JOHN DEERE TRACTORS
coinbinessnd---General-Farm Equipmen t
It's Wise To Suly Now To'
Assure DeliveryAnd To
AVOID:. HIGHER :SPRING PRICES:
'JOHN DEERE SALES. and: SERVICE
Huron Rd , ' soderich : -r :'Phone' -1132
THAT Mrs. ' Dame, Lawrence of
lint Mich, suffered a fractur
ed arm :recently, :i friends
here• aren't aware of'the details
of the mishap. '
THAT .Mrs.': Melville 'Henry. re
turned recently to ,her home in
Huron, Township, .after _ being.
'hospitalized in London forsev-
eral ,weeks -receiving to trrient
for infantile 'paralysis. Mrs.
t Henry's left leg. was . affected by
the malady and she requires a
Walking,. aid . to move, ' about.,
Her condition,' however, ha's
showed encouraging improve-
merit since • her- return home.
.THAI it is. subscription time for
m' a n y Sentinel subscribers.
Prompt renewal will be ' ap-
preciated:
-SAT. Mr.. an -d- -Mrs:' -Ken 'Mow-
bray -and Mrs. W. V. 'Johnston
--'left-on:Frid for-Stoughtoo;
Sask.; and hoped tb. spend New '
Year's Day *ith his brother,
Dr. John 'Mowbray. and •',Mrs. ,
Mowbray, formerly.. Catherine
Johnston, They made • the trip
West in : a new Ford which Ken. ' •
delivered to his brother ...
•
THAT Ronald Forster received
the : R.A.M.degree, also, at 'the
special night Ihe1d : recently by
>' the local Chapter. :
--o-� . :
THAT work is• progressing in St.
Peter's ..Rectory Ted. -Collyer'
has completely, rewired . the .
building -arid' }n'stalled new fix-
tures and. AfaCLennan ,and
ix-tur'es..and.MacLenn_anand Mac:
Kenzie have put ;a • new floor.
in • the kitchen.. We hear. that
•the ; Synod• of Huron has,. in-
structed a . competent 'firm to;
construct a ' coMplete new heat-
ing system to. be installed; in a
: day or 'two. The Sentinel hopes
that the Rector and;his family
may shortly be able 'to enjoy
the comforts . of. horne..
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MENS '1'VYACik; 'NAW PANTS
All wool; heavy weight. •
waist! sizes 32 to 42.
h'
PATI $8,5
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' MEN'S TWEED; PANTS
English cloth tweed pants made of the
famous Rhodes Hardistan t Tweed
w. aist sizes 32 tc 46. '
PMR $7.50
MENS' COTTONADE' PANT
Heavy. weight, : striped cottonade
pants by Snag .Proof. 1 ,
ONLY $4.95 1 AIR
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