The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-09-08, Page 8•
FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS for ladies, Men, pusses and boys.
,FLANNELETIE.NIGHTGOWNS in floral designs for ladies.
'FLANNELET'T'E NIGHTGOWNS in plain colors. Mediui n,
large, and OS. sizes.
FLAN1�iELETTitT][G
,: TE ' • HT, SHIRTS . in 'good quality flette.
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PyrAW WOOLETTE for Shirts.
STRIPE FLANNELETTE' in heavy` Weight naterial.'
TRIPE 'MAMA: CLOTH for pyj as and night ;shirts.,
.PLAIN:COLORS, white,• pink, mid.. grey, all 36 inches wide.
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0w SENTINEL; L U,C.KNOW, ONTARIO
WEDDING BELLS
ROSS. -*ST LEY
The, .' Kiiieardine 'Anglican
Church was° decorated in a...yar
iety of gladoll'for a. pretty sum -
Mer wedding,
ummerwedding; on Saturday, Aug
uSt 27th at 4.30. p.m. when Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. "Roibert St'a`nley of Leicester,,
England; was. united to marriage.
t o Gordon Alexander Ross,
youngest son of the late Mr. and
Mrs- Roderici Ross; of Lochalsh,
Rev John Ball was the officiat
Ting clergyman..
The brideentered :the church
to.. ther strains of the bridal chorus`
, 3iakec1 by _Mrs. ltelliwell of Kin
cardine ',Given ' in marriage • by
iVIr GitIliver ' of Kincardine, the
'bride 'l'ooked .lovely ''in a white
satin .gown with net. yoke and
lace • inset et • the, bottoni. She
woe a`; full;'..lengt+h: veil caught
•with a coronet -of' ' orange Bloss-
oms ' .and carried a cascade bou-
quet
quet of; American` Beauty -: roses:
She wore an annythest pendant
,and, earrings, ,the, gift of ' the
'groom
:Miss. Una .Phillips, as .m, aid •o of
honor,.was becomingiygowned in
.apricot: yellow taffeta with, mat-
ching headdress ,,arid white lace.
mittens. She. carried', ,a cascade
•bouquet of gladioli. Acting, as
;bridesmaids were fivenieces of
the; groom, Audrey. Rossin apri-
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cot yellowtafifeta,."Margaret-Phil
Lipson ,.and . Janet MacKenzie in
dusty rose, ..Joan West and June
MacKenzie,' as junior bridesmaids
,in turquoise,: Each wore Match-
ing. headdresses' and white •lace
mittens "and carried cascade bou-
'quets• of gladioli. Brenda Ross,
niece. ,of the, ,groom,. 'wearing' :,a
ipink; taffeta gown; evade ;a charm-
ing. ,flower girl as she: went `up'
the aisle, strewing rose petals
before the:. bride..
Douglas Ross, nephew of. the
graaJm, made .a .','winso te •Page`
boy carrying'. the :(bride's train .
The `groom : was ,- attended . by
Allan MacLean'•of Lochalshiwhile
Finlay MacDonald, Lorne ;West
and '"eery Stewart acted as: ush
., SEPTEMBER •:8th, .1940
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wINGBAM BuS 'ROUTE
GOES ATO SOUTH TO BELFAST
' Clair • Agnew; operator m oof. the
, West Wiaiwanosh bus. to Wingham-
Iigh .. School; has theollo�wing
route' laid; put for him 'this 'seas
on: drive Belfast 7.5.0, •from there
to St. Helens, at • 8.00, go north
to 12th: and across 12th one Con-
cession, : arriving .at Highway ,»86
at 8.10, down : ]highway 86 arriv-
ing Whitechurch at 8.20, 'directly
fromWhitechurch to.,• Wingham,.
arrive '8.8.,•
KINLOU'GH .
Miss Veronica Murray,' R;N;., of
L,onidoon is enjoying 'a vacation at
th-e home of her parents her& Mr:
and lgrs. P, A>' Murray'. motored
to I ondon- . on Wednesday end
'spent the; day • in'`:the city, bring-
ing Veronica: home ' with 'them:•'
Miss Doris. Barr ' is receiving
Many ,congraLylations following
the ;`Witty,' Needlers" coixrse and
comPleting all • the' required Work
and came among the high scores
which ,entitles her '•.to a trip in
the• near.rfuture.
(Congratulations to Mr...Az .Mrs
N. E. °(Ted):;'. Haldenby .' on..the
gift of .a',little' boy
• .lutiss .`Nancy Needham' visited
k .., :wit+h, Mr. and
during ',the week,
Mrs Jarries Lowry atToronto.
''Mr. and Mrs ;Wm. Lloyd, and
Doris -of London'`spent the Week-
end ,with.• Mr. :.and ' Vis. , Karl
Boyle :and other relatives
S::`. J. ' Eckenswiller had 'the,
misfortunevsrhile
home of Mr.. G. EckenAViller.. We
:hope she 'will soon recover from
her ;injuries:
. The , Sr. Women's Auxiliary
will, rueet:. at' the home of Mrs.
Maurice. Hodgns on Thursday
To ''Schon!
Means extra lunches and,after..
School snacks. Make Thomp-
son's ' your headquarters for
tasty, .;appetizing lunch. boxt
Pitted Sad Dates '
1 lb: -'cello pckg,,.>:... ,29c
Minute Rice
2 boxes
No rinsing,, no ;washing, no
draining. Pre -cooled: for
quick, quick meals.
•IT'S HERE'
The Soap that does, everything
Bring your Coupons' Here.:
Club House Peanut ':Butter
'In ' colorful tumbler, '•,
Special : 29
Horne s Gravee Browning
Fck,gl.' ...... •9c
Adds colour, flavour arid body
to gravy, soups and. stews.: .,
NCE
Of All
Ladies' SUMMER
Here. is .a chance ,to: geth
t o. extra rens
CO at s
FRACTION OF. ITS .
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This ' A 'eek Only
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. IT'S KNITTING TIME
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%o'Now s is the time to, begin 'Fall Knitting 'for the enol days
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ahead. We ..;have a largerange of colors in- 3, and- '"4 -
Bouquet,
-Bouqu, et,: Wool, .it
NOW IN' STOCK --The New 96 'age Bouquet Knitting: Book,
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' TOT -TO -TEEN 4, `LADIES' WEAR
'Phone '89-w..' .'Lucicnow, Ont.°
All
u need'Wardrobel
for. your Fall in the atest
Allyo
colors -and styles:
SKIRTS,SWEATERS, DRESSES, • 'SUITS,. FALL:.;and`
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WINThR
COAYLONS, GLOVES, • PURSE•S,
TS, , . � NYLONS,
PYJAMAS, NIGHTGOWNS. •
Duringthe sigri-ng, of° the reg
inter "0 Perfect. Lo'(,e" was beau-
tifully. rendered by Miss Theresa
Ryan of Kincardine. •
The wedding( • :luncheon was
served' In the • Parish Hall, to
some sixty guestThe.'bride: and
ternoon._ 'groom were assisted in receiving "-
1141%sand•• ,Mrs George ' Ha11denby by Mrs. Gulliver and :Mrs. J ,A.
and Miss Ethel Haldenby spent , West, • sister sof the groom. Vater'
a,reception . was` held at the home
:of the';grooxn's brother 1V1141'. and
and
Mrs.' Wrri; G. Ross, 'Lochalsh... The
bride's gift 'to her 'maid of honor
was earrings, to her bridesmaids,
flower girl • and soloist; 'pearls,
and to the,orga list, e brooch. The
groarn's gift to the groomsman
was 'a tie pin set and to the page
boy :•a tie :pin. '
The' bridal couple ;left on a;:
.wedding. trip to • northern ,points,
the (bride •travelling, ;in a•.. 'two=
piece' navy .dress with white; ac-
cessories. On their return they
.wilt reside on the groom.'sfarm
near Lochalsh:
ur New ' FA Samp1es For Suits .
Have Arrived.
a .•,mp 'before
'to choose from: Never'; befor
••.Over• four hurt�dred s ,
has there been: such . a selection offered. It takes from three
to four weeks to have,.a suit made, so come in now; and be
assured of one, in plenty' of time.
a few lays . +att' Toronto.
•Mr. 'and Mlrs. John Colwell and
Miss Annetta Forster"Were re-
eent• visitors °witch South'ampton.,.
,,friends.. !!�
•At,tbe 'Women's, Institute meet-'
in.g ' at the home of •Mrs.. Frank
Thompson, ::Mrs Perry. Hodgins,
: was presented . with : a lovely
:boudoir lamp in' recognition:.,of
her .work with the "Nifty Need -
Jere' leis sewing classy The girls';
played.`"their larticles Which were
a credit to •xtheriiThe articles
were: `very -well ..made 'as Well as
being. n ostt .colorful in appear
ance.: ,
Mr •and 1Virs Vernie Hodgins
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The Store of Friendly Service
'PHONE 82 WE DELIVER
'Roy :Black
sof Angus? visiteclwith,, lilir.. and Sunday • visitors,watlia'Mr, and
Ws. Tom Hodgins. and called. ;on 'Mrs: Bert Nicholson were Mr, •&
other friends. -',. , Mrs. Glen Campbell :and Glenna,
Mrs: Perritt and daughter•'' Mr and ,Mrs. Thomas- Bell : and
1Vferetta of Detroit were recent Murray of' Aniberley arid Mrr and
visitors with Mr..and Mrs: ' Jack.Mrs.: George . Cuyler• and :Ken-
,Hodgins.:
en-
' ' reth:' of .Kincardine ' •
Mr and Mrs: Charles Suther- ' Miss Helen •• Ma1colrn of Tor~-
land Toronto, were• .Sunday visi- onto was a week -end. visitor with
,'tor$ With 1V . and Mrs: ,James M. Misses Margaret ;and' Nellie Mal-,
Hodgins ./... 4•, .. _ All i•
M,r, :JO, the Hodge •kias gone to :' Mr. and Mrs.;Charlie Btirrt of
Chatham -Where. he *ill ,13e. em Kincardine. were Sunday visitors
plates for .DonnaNicholson • spent
few, days; with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. spent the week -end with
ao#wes
hoes for :ever lige,. from the :little Tots
School S y.
'to t ' e•' Teei -Alters.
Many
Different Styles• to ..choose from .
Most Lines wit lon �- ', wearing, . Neolite Soles
Ddu. d 6 Clear
Childs' ,and Misses'' Canvas Outing Shoes,
leather sandals, and: the balance of summer -
footwear lines' .:at .gree tl y. p
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. 'Miss Helen Malcolm of Toronto • Miss Jean Guest visited Auring
Misses the Week"with relatives at Luc -
,Scott and .other friends :here.' „
Stillatford ;where she will resume
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