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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, • ONTARIO
MONDAY, MAY 24th. THE FIRST SUMMER HOLIDAY
Holiday
sso.ries
BLOUSES—You will want a new blouse for your suit or
Ballerina skirt. They come in washable crape or
organdy with 'eyelet embroidery ' trim. ' Others in
'sheer or crepe with collars and bows, sizes ll -t7 &
36-42. .
NYLON. HOSE. in• the new., shades to compliment your sum-
mer outfit.. ' 3 . .
IIANDBA,GS-New styles to swing over; your shoulder or
carrya.in your .hand; $3-75 & up
'empleton
RALPH NIKON PASSES
• The death 'of Mr.- Ralph Nixon
occurred at. Port Elgin on Tues -
was in his 83rd year. The
Iuneral ::service wif l .be' held , a
the home , of his son-in-law, Wes-.
ley Ritchie, .Con,• 12, Ashfield, this
•� afternoon' (Thursday) at 2.30
O'clock, with interment•'in Green-
hill
reen-
hi... ..
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COTTAGE?
PrcN
GARDEN?
c.
for the
.forget the
Beans
. 28c_
43c
Fish
Whatever* your plans
24th May be, don't
eats. .
Burn's Weiihers &
Tin .. ....:..........:.........:
York Brand Sausage
Tin
Light Seat. Tuna
;>
-1
Tin 49c
Dedlund's Meat Spreads
2`tins ..... ) ..25c
lions .Cpf fee:
ib. tint 65c
Borne's Peanut, Butter`
9 oz.. glass. ' 29c
McLareus Sweet Gherkins '
Picnic size' .............. ... ...... 25c
Dads:,Oataneal Cookies:..
Package :'.,. 23c
Christies. 'Ritz : Biscuits
Package .....:.........: ...:.,.. ',20c.
E.
::: •
,THEY'RE
2 Packages
C%
-0
,NEW!
.19c
THOMPSON'S.
The Store of Friendly Service.;
'PHONE; 82: ' . WE DELIVER
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W. A. GROUP BIDS -KINDLY,;
•FAREWELL TO MRS. DECKER
'.The Kilpatrick -McNay. Group,
of :the , W.. A. met'. at the Sunday.
-School room...of of the church , with.
eighteen:ladies .present. Mrs Kit
patrick presided:.. Mrs. Roy .Girl
bert read:the scripture lesson. A
story and prayer 'was given : •by
lrs. ,Mel '• Morrison. Mrs. Joynt"
sang. verses 'o. Church i'n . the
Wildwood• and .:all 'joined in the.
chorus A huinorous' reading was:•
given by:''Mrs. W. B Anderson.
A quilt Was :quilted at., tliis"`:m'eet .
ing and donated to the Red- Cross'
•As • one :of. `'our•.':merrihers, 1Vlrs:'
C:.Decker, • has -so:ld 'her ' home and'
isMoving toKitchener,.a'special•
treat was prepared by •the. pro
gram': committee;, Mrs. Robb and.
Mrs. Havens:' We, shall'. riiiss• Mrs.
Decker very much • as, she was : a:
•'willing helper ..in all the activities
of: the.•church.::Her 'home was so.
conveniently' ., situatedwe had
.many . meetings :there' :And we
were .always sure of a warm Wel
come.Our kirictest sFies •go ,with
'her'to` her . new home. All sang
"`Blest be the' tie that .binds" Mrs.'
Decker closed ',the :meeting : with
prayer '
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HARRISTON. PLAYERS
HE, NEXT • WEDNESDAY ( S
A riot of 'lag . is. assurred
Concert goers next week wl'ren
St. George's A.Y.P.A. of Harris -
ton ' present their play, '"Aunt
Cindy Cleans Up", in the Town
Hall, Lucknow, next Wednesdays
May,26th. The play is under aus-
pices ' of the. Agricultural Society.
.and Will be followed. by dancing
to Farrier's orchestra. .
This is the same. cast which prem =w
sented : the Fall Fair concert. in,
Lucknow last year for two nights
They are-;totning back again
,popular demand with an entirely
new' play:
:PLAN`. FOR CENTENNIAL
AT ASHFIELD CHURCH
The ''May. meeting, of -the .Ash-
field W.M.S.' metat the home
of Mrs. Russel: Bissett,: The pr e�sr I:
dent, Miss Sadie Johnston, pre4'_
pared a Mother's '.day program.
The scripture reading .was- taken
by Mrs. D. R.' MacKenzie..f'rayer
was 'offered „by Miss.' S..Johnston.
Mrs. .D: A. -,..McDonald Was •ap-..
pointed 3rd vice president to.'suc
teed •Mrs. (Rev.). ‘ Rhoad Mrs. E.
'Howes gave the readingfroin the
'study 'book "The Work of John
McK'fiy ar a ' Dr. James Robert:.
Son". . Mrs. Hec,tor McLean read
a
,ia_paper on .Motlier's
Simpson,; read:,.the
Mother". Mrs. p.,. A. McLean. read
a paper. 'Prayer . "For', Mother"
Was offered. by Mrs.. 'Collinson..
' Mrs. Einle `McLennan .offered!
'prayer: The.. meeting 'closed with
the benediction ' ' Refreshrnents.
Were served by the hostess;:
. Dis'cussion i fyllowed in consid-
-:eration of : the • centennial: to • be.
.held in Ashfield church July:. 25
.Anyone who• *ishes .. relatiyes or
friends invited,: will they kindly
send; their'. address to Mrs. • •D.`' A.
`McLean,. R:; 3, 'Goderich '
United 'Church W. A. Group3
Group: 3: W.A.wheld at . the
home of Mrs. A., J. Wilson :After
the. opening '' hymn Miss Hazel
Webster:, led in prayer: The ;min..
Utes.: of the. last meeting :4werre
read and adopted. After" :the • busi.
mess period, Mrs T Anderson.
read the: scripture Readings .' were
given by Mrs. • W.: Hunter, Mr.s.,
Woolley and 'Mrs, H.' Ritchie. An:
instrumental was given • by M•rs. •
:,Webster and* and a solo "by Mrs.
,L C.
-Armstrong. Miss •Hazel.Web-
ester gave a reading. The roll:call
was answered' by °•.a garden hint:
Mrs. 3.. Smith conducted a very
;:interesting contest." After . lunch
Mrs Woolley gave , a . humorous
reacting'' and: Mrs: Q:" Jones thank
ed," the hostesses.: .
W. I. 'DISTRICT ,ANNUAL'
TO BE"HELD. HERE IN• JUNE. '
The Lucknow :'Women's." Insti
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Lute meeti• ng. Was held..•on; May
14th. with Mrs A. J .Wilson `pre
siding:' The minutes • of the last:
meeting were read ;and atfOrov-`
ed Mrs: IDouglas •reported having
two :of the standing committees
filled,: Mrs. . Campbell; • Thompson_
'for " legislature.. and I Ins .:: Wes
Huston for ;,homeeconomics. The.
guest speaker was' Rev. 'J W: Ste
wart' who' .spoke .on God's beauty.
through h , gh the flowers:: Flowers was
our theme: for the meeting. •, It
.was moved`:by••Mrs. T. J. Salkeld
'and' -seconded by Mrs.'. McCallum
that we: take ' mVdern dressmaking
for a 'shgrt course to begin early
in October 3f available..Miss;Mary
McLeod" took the chair for:.the
program which opened'with com
munty singing ;'followed "Thy the
motto • by Mrs. •Wes Huston and.
a• readingy Miss,' Margaret. Rae.:
. hl,
:Mrs.: Joynt and MrsSalkeld were
'captains for, a spelling match,.
Mrs., Salkeld's side.: being the win -
nen ''An invitation °'was read 'in-
viting the Institute .to ,,be present
• BORN • 'at the.` next meeting of. the•,Kafir-
shea Institute and. was. accepted.
Mrs. Wilsons and. Mrs. Stewart
Werenamed' Wilson.
transportation
committee and•,M,rs Joynt on the
WHITE In 'Wingham„General
Hospital, on Sunday,..May 9th,, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred White,. (nee.
Mary Brophy), a sora, John Thos.
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THURSDAY,, MAY 20th, 1943
Bargains°
irk
c oasts d, .Dresses
Black Slips 32-40
Nylon French Bras
Nu -Back -Corset in all: sizes,•
Men's .Cambridge Made -to -Measure . an
Ready -to -Wear ,Suits -in n 9.
,Worsteds. "and "Gabardine
Summer Slacks and. Slack Suits
Peabody's Overalls and Smocks
Biltmore, Hats
MOTHERS
at :the'
Sweaters ;-1 to 6, 7' to 12
Cardigans and Pullovers for . the teen-ager
"T"Shirts ,
`R.oriripers;. S><n a variety ;of:.materals'
• and colors
resses - silks, broadcloth,.spun rayon,, plaid' and
•checked gingham; sizes 1-6, 7-12, 14,1.6
oys Separate , Pants,.
Overalls:' -'
„NYLONS► 51 ''GAUGE
n. st hart • suinamer . shades.
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PLENTY .OF :::BARGAINS :LEFT.:
In'.Our.
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Clearingle
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.. of
Mens , Women s • and Children s: Shoes
LADIES'' DRESS SHOES
Regular to 6.50:` Clesri at 2.49`
$2.95
GROWING`" GIRLS' LOAFERS, O�fFORDS, :B•ALL:•
Values to.:$6,00, at $2.49 &YS''$3,49
MEN'S .CAMP SHOES
With , rubber - and ' lea=ther . sales, .Clear•in at ..: 52.99
MEN'S.: WORK SHOES •
95
Regular to ,50: 'Sal. I'PriCe ... SS3•
MEN'S yWORK SHO$5ES
Go
odyear welted sewn � double.;soles, outsi'd e. .
A Real Buy' at ....a ..:.. ......: ..::. .
49'
Many other outstanding values for the thrifty shopper s,,
Buy now.; and avoid disappointment.,
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pro• g arra . commrtt . e;, , : Final .ar-
rangements. were made for the`
district annual meeting to be, held,
here on. June lOth.1
Buys Ashfield Farm °' i
.Ray Dalton has p urclased the.
James Bowler , farm ;on. Pa;
Ashfield. •
•QUANTITY 'OF UP-TO-DATE
AND WAISTS ,AT ABOUT
USUAL PRICES
$1.95, $2.95 and 43.95
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The
BLOUSES
.HALF.
ar.
soap W'th The stock,.
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NEW. LOT, OF CREPE AND SATIN, .SLIPS
q• AND: PANTIES .REDUCED TO
$i.95 anci $2.95