The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-11-12, Page 8kkOrlillTa
. ZEE LUCKNOw SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 'OWrARio
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READ THESE; PACTS about the new
Uisec PROCESSED Fabric
Now Being: Used h'
LADIES' &' MEN'S
STATIONWAGON COATS
Oop'a! A: Spill or a SPlaslit
L>on't worxY. ' alust * blot, ;or'
wipe with damp cloth . .
No .stain! . UN SEC-procel s
ed fabrics resist .most non-.
. oily stain-zt' kers guard
against .accide. i ts,
Caught 'in the , Rail?
You 'a e wife! UNISE-pro'
ceased fabrics, are .durably '',
,water-repellent .. need` no
renewaaleven after .repeat:
ed dry .cleaning. A money-,'
saver! ,;
Is..:IJNISEC Comfortable?
Certainly! "UNJSEC' - pro- .,
cesised fabrics are porous:
• breathe -.with ease ...per
rmit; .free circulation of air,'
.. , insure 'Body. comfort.
What -About Wrinkling? _:..,.
Famous UNIDURE wrinkle
resistance:' •is .an,, -integral.
part of'. UNLSEC-processed
fabrics.. Wrinkles hang out
'overnight in humid room.
Save pressing dills. °
110w about Pressed -lin
Creases?
Pressed -in creases pleats••
hold: their shape . .. UNI
DURE contributes -this fea-
ture ,to UN'S IC -processed
fabrics. A time -and -money
saver to you.
Is IJNIDIIRE, Permanent?
UNIIDURE . wrinkle • resist-,
ante is guaranteed to last_
for• the life of a . garment .:'.
regardless of the number of " ,
dry cleanings."
STATION WAGON' COATS in stock in both ladies' and men's
and in long and short collar styles at4224.95,. '527.95, ; $29.95'
OTEIER STYLES, •' from' $14.95 up
CHILDREN'S- NEEDS
3 -PIECE ,SNOW SUITS in
sizes 3, to 6; in warm, all
wool freize cloth. for boys
or girls , ° , $9.95
0 -Piece at . , $6.95
Other styles . at various
prices , in poplin, satin or
gabardine:
Fleece Lined' Sleepers
l i'iece , ,...r, ,. , : $1.59
2 -Piece .,.... $1.89, $1.98:7-'
LINED JEANS.
with Shirts to ' Match
for both (boys & girls,
2 to. 6x.,
TEEN AGERS,
PARKAS, sizes u•p to 18
, yrs.,Reg. $12:95,,• at $9.95''
STATION' WAGON:.COATS"
up to 18 years in girls'
and 'boys,
at ., $12.95, $14.95, $19.95
GIRLS' LINED ' JEANS
Sizes 7 to 12 years
\MEtN'S, . LADIES' and CHILDREN'S W
Piece Goons and Woollens
UNDERWEAR',
LADIES' ",all -wool and 15,,
percent:, wool vests,' snug-
gles and panties.
BOYS' Combinations. • I n
Mason ' knit, ' fleece -lined,
Penmans 71 and l?enmans-
preferred.
MEN'S Penrnans 95, 71 and
fleece -. lined. ' Stanfield's
blue' and red label, sizes
34 to 46.
LADIES COATS `..
A. fewLadie' Long' Coats
Left :_'To. Clear'
ATHALF' PRICE
THAT Bill Pappas ,is temporarily subscription, V `lllam Miller of
iOn..the shelf with a wrenched Saskatoon, says that the farm-'
'knee. On' Tuesday afternoon on ers of Western. Canada havo
the Town -Halllawn.. he was just completed the' largest crop
showing some High School lads • "ever, harvested in'the West' and
bow to 'boot a.• pigskin" when • all good milling quality' wheat
he got tangled up with- George of -No. 1 -and No =2- grrade.
Anderson and came out ; of the "o—
"tackle" with , the injury that
at first :as feared' . `might' be THAT prize winners at' the Aux -
a fracture., '
' ` iliary . Shoot Party on Friday
night were Albert ;Gammie as
• high "lady" and Joe Irwin, the
T in renewing his Sentinel.;high man: The prizes. were do -
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nated by, Mrs. Ronald 'Forster -
and Wks. Clair Johnston.
THAT a Progressive -Conservative
• nomination convention " for the
_Federal. riding of • Bruce will'
be held at Port. Elgin early .in,
December. Andy Robinson, -w1o,
.• was defeated by • Donald. `Blue.
- in 'the' 1948. election, has: an.
pounced that he will seek the
nomination.
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" Seeded• RAISINS lb. _ 32c '
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■ . Recleaned CURRANTS, lb. pkg. 22c
I Recleaned
Sultana RAISINS, lb. ---__-. 24c
1 Five -Roses FLOUR, 24 lbs. $1,65
$1..65
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■ -, C dian'.Beauty
PASTRY FLOUR, 24 lbs. $1.39
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• SUNKIST ORANGES'
288's - doz. 36c.
252's' -= doz.: 477
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1 CALIFORNIA GRAPES
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Pineapple Slices, 4 oz: , pkg.18c •
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Cut Mixed Peel; 7 oz. pkg. _ 17c
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Cut: Citron Peel, 4 • oz.:pkg. _-__ 14d
Cut. Mixed Fruit, 7 oz. pkg. 21c •
Glace Cherries, 7 oz. pkg. 31c
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Lemon ,Ps p Orange and ' Citron a
Peel Ca kg -- -_ 15c
Walnut Halves, 4. oz. pkg. v 25c a
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Almonds, . 4 oz. pkg.
_25cg
DATES, lb. ---- ------ - 19c
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28c
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GRAPEFRUIT ' ■
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HEAD LETTUCE.,
Large' - : 2 ;for .,35c _ ■..
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I SEE B 1 . #SENTINEL
(Continued from page t) .
THAT Rev. drapt Meiklejohn
and Mr. T. A. Cameron attend-
ed the meeting of Bruce Pres-
bytery 'held Last Wednesday at
. Cape Croker. • "
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THAT
s, 'chosen Treserve championcalf
in the calf club competition •at
the Walkerton Christmas Fair
last week: -Her 900 -pound steer
brought 31 ygc on the auction
(block. F. Q. Todd & Son " had
,the reserve grand champion in
the commercial ' show and, •it
sold. for 36 cents a. pound. Ann
"•was high.:girl' in the, -showman-
' ship contest and, Won a blazer
donated by . Douglity's.
THAT yau'll get a 'good - laugh
' from the. piayette "The. New
• Minister", being staged in the
United Church On'Friday , even-
ing, ' •
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THAT Mr.': and Mrs. Art Breckles
have returned ' to town for the
'winter after closing their cab=
ins at Clam Lake, ' to end a sue
'cessful season; • f _
THAT•C Cpl.: Douglas Clark of the
R;C.M.P. is -being transferred
from Manitoba to Ottawa, and
' for the time 'being Mrs. Clark
and children Anne and Tommy
are visiting here. " • •
THAT deer hunters weren't hap-
py over the results of the last
'minute four-day seasonheld in
the Bruce : Peninsula. Out of a'.
party of .12 Walkert7onians 'who;;
'went' north, Jihi-Carnegie was..
the only one. to, bag' a deer. • ,
THAT a reception was held in
the Town : Hall on Friday: night
in .honor of Mr. and Mrs., Robt.
Straiighan' (nee Shirley: Camp
bell) . •A purse of money was
WEi NEsDAy,, NOV:. 12th, 194
KENNEDY HEIFER •
TOPS• HURON SALE
Prices were average at the lst
fall ;sale of registered: TB tested
Hereford 'cattle: at Clinton Fri.
day (which were consigned by
members of • the Huron Hereford
Associrageationof.' $328. This average
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A total of $8,455 was received
for 26 animals. sold, bringing an
ave.
was lower than that of the as.
sociation's ' spring safe when 31' -
head of cattle . znoved:, across- the -
block for a total of $14,395, a sale
average of. $464:35.
The best price of the ,auction
was x$585, . paid by William and••
Lyle "Jackson, Listowel: for .;a 2.
:year-old female, Pine 'Echo lento
13e11, 21st.;consigned •••by George
Kennedy ,• Lucknow;. a past: pied
iclentof theAssociation. Top buy-
er' at Friday's sale were the Jack.''
son
Bros. who beside the above
animal,. paid $385 for a two-year. '
old female .,consigned : by 'Robe'rt
`J. G•rosch; Sebiingville, Ont,,' an
8 -,month-old, female consigned by
Robert 0; ason; Ripley, $365,
.and' $320 for a. two-year-old fe.
male consigned . by., Mason. Oli-
fe►ez';males- MaCharles` :bought two: mdre
The (best price ' paid .'fora bull'
was. $415 bid by Stanley .D. M.
Laughlin,. Alviston, ,for ' the• 15
month-oldl, Proud • Dominion '26P
from' the herd : of . Hirtzel. Bros.,:
Crediton. Irwin T. • Grub; Walker,'
ton ,^ paid, .$3851 for. the 'year old•
bun consigned by Geo. Kennedy,:
,Lucknow., p• -,
Other (buyers included W.' Arn
old Ball, Wroxeter, ,:$.375 for ` a
Year-old bull consigned:•by Allan.
.Petriie, Dungannon Knowl' Bros, .,
R. 3, Langton, $375 for a 14 -mos..
old bull.' consigned by , Frank
Thompson & Son; Winghani; Al.
Ybert Walter, " Wingham, $375 for
a • year-old; (bull consigned also 'by.
Thompson & . Son; . Roy - Allan,
Carlow, .• $335, for •a' 14 -month-old
presented. the young' couple 'by • .bull ,' consigned !by Frank. Pent- :
Grant ,Rutherford' +and Spence Ian
Goderioli; John. Grigg' and
:So , Bluevale, ,$380 for a'' year;
- old'' bull, consigned by Hertel
THAT .Mrs. Ken .Agnew. of Mil--
Bros., Crediton,and S.C. Iligton formerly , Margaret.Irwin gins, 'Rluevale, $300 for
• a 14-
' of.Lticknow, says shelooks for- months -old bull consigned 'by Ar.
ward to the Sentinel' as, -it keeps 'tlur Finlayson, Kippen.
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her • touch with ,`,'
fry ain
folk", and with other doings
in the old home: town,
THAT W C. Attridgge accompan-
ied :a party' of .Goderi'bh• hunt-..
Vers to the 'Tarry Sound district
last week where he got a deer.
The party of twelve bagged :8
deer, to fall short of their- quota
as was general, due to: weather
conditions. •
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THAT ,Barbara Rathwen, 6 -year-
old twin daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Gerald Rathwell has_been
receiving treatment .in Victoria
Hospital,. London, for the past
week.
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BORN , .
• REID—in Wingha�m. General Hos-
pital on Tuesday, November. 4th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert K. Reid
(nee Eunice Reed), a daughter,.
Janice Ann.
GR,EER-in . Winghatn Hospital on
Tuesday,_ November 4th, to. Mr.
and' Mrs. Clarence `Greer (nee
Marie Ferguson); a, son,.. Robert
John. , ' • • 'y •
HUMPHREY at I• l
C — e e le
■. Wednesday October 29
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WE DELIVER PHONE 20. ■ .and Mrs. Lorne Humphrey , a
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Heavy Consigner
O'Neil Brothers, Denfield; pur-
chased '2 . three-year-old 'females
for :$270 and $320, respectively,
from the herd of Robt.. J Grosch,.
Sebringville.. Mr Grosch;''also
consigned a two-year-old female
which .sold' for $310 :to, Ed :Hen,
;derson, R: '•4; ' Tharnesford;; a 3-
year-old• female for $300 to Chas;
Taylor, R. 5, Luckiiow; ' 'a four-
year-old female for $305 to Whit-
ney COa'tes & Son, E:'.1, Central-
ia; and a 4 -year-old female for'
$305: • to ; Howard McCullough,
Clinton. G." Arnold Campbell, R,
1, • Seaforth, paid $255 for . a fe-'
male 'a year and a half old' from
the herd of Hirtzel-,Bros.; Rev.
De J:' Lane, $275 for a 18-monthi;.
old female 'consigned by. llobert
:. Mason, Riley.; Lloyd Holland;
Clinton, $300 'for a 3 -year-old
female consigned by. ,Me -
,Lure, Seaforth; Le 'Beau Brothers,
•-Clinton, . $350 for "4 -year-old fe
male/ from' the herd of, James,
., Neilans; Londesboro;. Chas.' Wil.
Son, R. 3, Clinton, paid: -$300 fog
6 -year-old cow, bred by Clarence •
Parke. Y& Son, - Zurich; Elaron •
Cooke, R. 1, Belgrave, • $260 for
a female consigned :why Frank._
Pentland; •O., A. McCharles, Luck.
pow, paid $235 arid •$275 for two.
2 -year-old female's consigned: by,
Frank' "Phompson se • S.on. •
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Advertising doesn't' cost
:Lays!
•Some ,specially purchased for this. event.
.Ladies' and Misses' Spat.: Fes. Styles
CLEARING At A DISCOUNT of 20 'perrcent
' TOPS FOR VALUE
A full range of men's: work
gloves and mitts for
fall and winter.
full size, lots of warmth and hard wear.
Ordinarily $9.95. SALE 'PRICE, 64*84. $7.39
Ordinarily $8.50. SALE. PRICE, .60x80 $6.39 •
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