The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-06-08, Page 8•
THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL,. ttu KNOW, ONTARio
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FATI-IER'S, DAA", SUNDAY, JUNE 18th
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of
Presents
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T.o, simplify this problem of Father's I)ay ,hopping bere •1
• Arm the gifts, Dad seems to -favor:
FORSYTH SKIRTS,—White and Stripe ,Broadcloth
PIES.
. FORSYTH
FORyS3�TH''SHORTS.�• '
NLERCLTRY SOCKS HOLEI'ROOF 'SOUKS i'
• FORSYTR: PYJAMAS—Broadcloth. ;
AOI.EPROOF.TOPS & B'RrFFS,
HANDKERCHIEFS
empleton
BORN'
I > NDERSON" In Walkerton ori Wednesday, May 3lst,.
to Rev: and • Mrs, Wm., A. ,Hen-
derson of Walkerton, ' a son: • ,
THOMSON—in Wingbani $ospi-
tal ;on Wednesday, May; 31st, to
Mr. and ,Mrs. Dan Thomson, : 2nd
Concession, a son,. '
•PRITCHARD-iii•Winghain 'Gen-
eral Hospital on Thursday, ',June
•lst to Mr an:d'Mrs .•Elmo Pritcl -
',rd, ; R. ' 1, Lucknow, a son::'
The infant' died' a few, •hours
after. birth.
AITCIISON-in 'London on S
urday, June •3rd, to .Mr, 'and Mrs.
Jinn Artethsn (nee Celia rWilson);
of London, :a, :son.
McDONAGB>--in: ,'Wingham .Gen
eral: Hospital' on Saturday, June
3rd to Mr. and.. _ Mrs. Jack, Mcg
Donagh, 11." 3 Lucknow, a son, '
THAT.. Mr John D.. Ross •acted`
.;as' projectionist •onil •S'upday ev
- ening for the showing of a film
in, the •United•Church,, depicting
• ;the persecution. :of the early
�s rw eel
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T_H, O _M PS O_ N ' S
Maf f ets'
l(Vliole:: Wheat , Riseuuits
2 Jboxes
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7c.,
Edd's Redbird Matches
Eddy'a .
Special! 3 .boxes 23c
Club House ,`Coffee
Special 1 . ib. • 90c
Hawes Lemon, Oil.,
• Bottle. . '., :25.c
Makes' furniture & woodwork.
shine like new .;
Christies Cheese ' Ritz
Bob .' . :. 23c'
• For party, picnic or that ..
botween meals snack.
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PRINCESS `SOAP FLAKES
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Safe .•for your •firiest• silk;
. .woollen•s.
BJJX 29c
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MPSON'S
"The Store of Friendly •
Service" •
Phone 82` .We Deliver
Christians:
THAT 'Mr Herbert • Dirstein of
'- Elmwood :' • w,a s temperance
• speaker around the . Ashfield
• CirOStinday :and presented
,the termperahce case;' Very im-
press vely.
,THAT' Lorne Ritchie;•: who ' .suf-
fered a back.. injury 4n a. fall
:a • dear .ago; underwent. an
op-
eration on his ' spine in Owen,
Sound Hospital on Puesday.'Mr. ite it is surprising to see what
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SENTINEL.
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THAT Alex NLaclntyre .complet-
ed :his. 2nd pre -medical year
with,frst•elass honors -as shown.
in results issued, by t e'
ersity of Toronto last /week;
THAT there is a Sentinel reader
who would, like to locate an
•old-fashioned °,picture -viewing
stereoseepe,. Iwl ich'. would,, be
aVailaIble'::f'or •hospital:, use.
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THAT We slipped up. in passing
.'on a. 'chuckle that arose from
:the recent earlymor'ping' :f ire`
call to 'Norman Stewart's. sFire.
Chief K.: C 'NLurdie got the
Stewart hones mi, ed in taking
instructions` over'th,e �phone!and.�
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dashed: kouth to the home of
Mrs. A. ••P. Stewart' probably
thinking that, he was showing
his heels oto•the. rest of the. Bri-•
gade as there wasn't. another,
in-esi ht. Arriving ` at the..
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lll~'t7RS!I AY, JUNE (ith, 1950
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That Summer Vacation is not too far distant. •Now is te..
Wile to complete- your Summer Wardrobe while •
• the ;Selection is good.
SLACKS -=gabardine, froetpoint, alpine;, checks. Sizes 13 20r
St OR ^S corduroy, dril ,. gabardine,•. alpine, all sha des ansa•
sizes, •
T:wSIIIljTS small; mediurri and large ,
Nylon . Pullovers and Cai digans ;
Nylon Anklets,. sizes 9-1O .,
SEE THE NEW. "•Linda Line" Combination, Blouse and Mi
riff--ideal for wear with Slacks or Shorts,
:or in ,.
SUNDRESSES—�w%th.. bolero,pinafore
style, s�lc,s. 12 2Q;,•.
COTTON' DRESSES—,sizes'`` 12-F20, 38-44; f
Also' Play Togs and Dress. Vii tSty.les for'. Girl's agzic} Boys..':
TOT -TO -TEEN and` LADIES' WEAR'
'Phone 89-w
Lucknow, Ontario
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etersen,
pyjamas, 'who wanted to .know
•of• the Chief:where the fire Was.,
To the reply "It's here",. Otto
got , the idea maybe , he really.
Was 'missing something'andgex-
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citedly repiiedi `Well, I'll .go
and see
•THAT• J Greer:has. (beep.
• I the 'lightning ,rods: on
check'lig g g , ,.
;schools in':Ashfield. Township,
"Wand`pgrods uttin , :,on two of the
schools not previously equip-
ped.: "In ` checking the. rods , on
the.: Dungannon school, he. Adis"-.
'covered one _point badlyfused,.
indic•,oting that at some time it
has. served its :purpose in , pre,
tecting the school. Mr. Greer is:
keepinig• the.rad::as a souv'eriir.
• He says that in the 35. years
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.that. ,he has . installed rods;:.he
has never losta building' that
was ; rodded.
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THAT Iallfalfa" : suffered ,heavily
during the past` winter due, to
eaving. To the aiveraig'e urban-
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` SIVE WHAT •
• FATHER'S EXPECTING:
- •a t .lvai 0. At.
sale this •spring and are now
living' in. Port' ' WE1g'in where
,Lorne is. the Rawleigh agent' iii
that, district.
Lilo-' I'.US "CUIL UU w LILebe,; ejn
embedded ,roots.., Last; week" we
mere shown a:two-foot root,.,
'heaved. • cleanly, out of the.
,ground , by the action on Jack
Frost last winter when,
alfalfa.
THAT the weekly 'cominuiiity fields lacked their usual blank=
sales at Jack %Maclntosh's' sale' 1;- ' et of protecting snow:` Our: in•
,barn' -are -:-quite. _s successful_ and 1 _
,are bringing, together. '.,.large
numbers •• 'of (livestock,. fbuyets:,
and. •sellers• --each.. Wednesday:
Last week's sale saW a turnolver.
of 'about $6;000. A conuminity
•:.furniture sale; .including. every-
-thing. and ` anything but , live_
stock, . is ' `slated ' for Saturday ` • ward': Hotel
•'afternoon,: June. l7th. —o--
formantsays'that 'hundreds. of
acres of al"fal-fa were destroyed
last :winter: •
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SHIRTS
SPORTS. SHIRTS'
PYJAMAS
TIES
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SOCKS
HANDKERCHIEFS"
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.L'adiesand Men's ;We:ar"
'Phone 85 Lucknow:; Grit;
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',THAT Mrs: Lloyd. Ashton was in
Toronto. on Tuesday 'attending
the. fashion 'show • and dinner.:'
that evening• inthe King Ed
—o� TEAT a• g; e n e r a 1 proficiency
THAT, there comes a time in the shield is rbein{g • put up .!by the
' life of;: every little .girl: and: boy •Lucknow. .high , School Band
- when they:lose those' first teeth. Qnlyband members are eligible
Elizabeth Finlayson,` is going for this award,'
through .that stage now,, . with •—o—• \1
.its accompanying lisp Last THAT•the sulbscriiber who queried
week Elizabeth .came second in about the control of silver fish,
the 'rade, for' girls age 7.•T'he. has followed. Graham •"'Mac -
party' Who ''Was .. recording the Nay's': recommendations _ a n d.
• ,names didn't • know the l.giris: found the "`recipe" sam.ost effect
personally" so Elizabeth's name ive. She Wishes -to let' Mr. • Mac -
went into the records as it• Nay know .this• and tothank'
sounded to hian (and was pith- him; (verymuch for the time he
lisped thlat` way), as Elizabeth • took to forward thisinformer-
"Phillisson."
tion to The Sentinel.
or Spring and Summer Wear`:.
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(e'n's, Boys'
and. Children's Sizes
Goodrich' and: Fleet Foot.
:anvas Outing' Shoes
We have a complete stock' of these lines. for';,
summer wear, for every member of the family•
THAT W. N. .(Bill)' '• Crawford,
son of Mr: and Mrs. Orah Craig -
ford of London and formerly
of,Ripley, graduated in Medi=
cine; from Western. University
on Saturday.
THAT • Rewe J; ,*C4, McNab of
•Lz'cknow and' Reeve;'•Gearge
Tiffin. of: • Kinloss are, among
Brucereeves attending=
Coun4y y
e
the June. session ,this week at
Wharton,
Il: `Summer and. SpringMerchandis