The Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-11-22, Page 8•
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CHENILLE BEIiSPREADS°-1Hassomeone on your gift list
• been wanting a, really 1o)ely bedspread`s We have just the
thing in:blue, green, dusty rose, peach, wine. Full double
bed size. Make one. of these a family gift, for mother,
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PURE WOOL BLANKET THROWS—Thick & warm;, wide
satin bindin':. se, wine and air force blue. '.
g Blue, ro•
PLACE. MATS in lovely .•soft. colors <on•heavy; cork,
`base. 'Choose a set' of four and' add charm • to your,, table
Saves an linen and laundrii too.
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REMAND
LUNCHEON :CLOTHS You'll prize -theses cloths whether
you, are giving°or° getting one.; Gay, fruit, ,floral and: Meir-
can . designs printed on fine cotton. 52x52, 52x68.
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,LOST AND FOUND`
'In The Sentine'l's . `lost. •and
found department".';; we :,curicently
have 'some.. unclaimed.: articles
Such as: an umbrella, man's over-,
coat, .:lady's •b r •o o rc, h , billfold;`
t rhg •�puui arra -,.an •eye gl'abeu-
casei
FOR.. 'SE.N
Eight boys, ranging in age
from 14 to 18—five . from, town
and,: 'three -fr'.orn Ashfield Town-.
ship• -were found, guilty of taus
ing property damage in Lucknow
on Hallowe'en. Night ,and were 're-
manded . to appear in. Walkertori
on Friday, November 30th' .at 10
.a.m. for sentence, The hearing
was ' before' Magistrate 'a0: IVIc
last 'Wednesday afternoon'.
:and .the. local. Court room wase
SENT .UP' FOR .'TRIAL: ON
.WORTHLESS CHECK "D•EAL.
•• A .= 'smooth . tongued.; ; operator•.
With `:a ; Toronto 'address is in the
bands o'f .the' `law as + the result
of his effortsto pass; worthless
cheeks p ,, :town .l Via„ s+ home; ' vaz
to ' hire two 91". three youths.. as
truck drivers 'on.:a job : awaiting
then} t . Toronto to --gave -them
a Check .• or a: week's '' advance • on the• Hallowe'en: damage count,
Magistrate . McClevls in • remand-`
em, untg Ncwem
sa that their sentence would
governed by what they did in
'the:meantime in making ,good the
damage • done,' 1n m a. k
apologies':'and in , straightening'
everything- 'out•.`generally T h' e
Magistrate 'stated .that in, the
.meantime that charges would.:be
laid against any Others_ . who:
might be::implicated •
Crown Attorney Freeborn ad-
vised the' boys to, come.' cleans
there were others involved '.and
warned that the penalty, would
not be light for what' he termed
• • raceful a :1r. r. , ree-
born, said that it V was one.' of •th
most disgracefirl; things that had,,
happened ; ;in Br ce ' :.County:
some.time:..
The: char Vie, s`in alar in a%1�casesY
=was that•-if-4arnage to- ocai-busi
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rr
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110
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TOMATO SOUP
3 tins
VEGETABLE 'SOUP•
29c
3 . tins . 29c
GREEN PEA SOUP-
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3 tills
ASPARAGIJSSOUP
U , P
2 tins
VEGETABLE' JUICES
20 '.oz. tin" 35c
'D IXE ._M
.SEAS &__CARROTS
Tin
Ontario
TH;URS; ,..NOVEMBER. 22nd, 1945,
packed -•during -the • ,-two -hour ses
son
Two. ;other cases were -disposed
of also; A West Wawanosh .Town-
Ship youth paid .court costs of
$2.25, and was giventwo years',
suspended' sentence for breaking
a. pane of glass to R. •,J., Moore's
'shop on Hallow.e'en night
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soldier was given two
years su, spended ; sentence • 'and
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d court.costs. of $7.25 ,,ori : a
charge_ of deanding, ;merchari-
dise andm
not ',paying for it • ,at
Lem's Restaurant and for threat
ening 'to • kilt, the proprietor , Ins
neither; case was: aceussed rep-:
resented by counsel, and • each
pleaded guilty,. although in the.
latter case the soldier denied :us-
ing':
us-ing• 'threats ,'
"Disgraceful Affair"
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In'-fmding: all eight .1 oys guilty,
'paj►; :advised =then tp buy • 'some
wearingappareL-S stable for 11 e
job and ' 'later proceeded to : bor,
rout :a 0.0 bill from the lads, of
'the'' money : they;: got' back frorit
,the purchase: By' contacting' .the
Toronto • bank.:, on . whichthe.
checks' were drawn, after the
transaction: was made, it w.as `soon
revealed .that . the guy , ` was a,
phony and he .was shortly lodged.
-in jail ,at -Walkerton Appearing.
before, .Magistrate Mcclevis. on,.
Friday, he was .sent up for • trial.:'
Commence Cadet Training
• Dade. rainlr3 1s belgtro=
duced at ,Lucknow High -School
and -the `'bo•ys „had heir -first.
k:
period' of instruction last Week:
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This 'training . Will : be :under 'the
sic ervision, of Mr. D. R. McLean.
`� Vi A1'SMEN •HELD•'.THEIR •
ANNUAL .CLUB ` DANC
E
Last ,Wednesday.evening an en
joyable time '. was held in . The
C1'a i i en T 'Hall 'at" ; 'tlie ariri th1
25c.
,1 -Club .dance. Members, .their . wives
and' invited :guests. numbering
about fifty couples, spent the ev-
ening '.dancing to the.. music, .f4,
Carruthes _:.orclf-estra:°. _ Novelty:.
event prizes; were won by Chas..
Mason and Mrs.Harvey Webster
W. S. Reid' and Mrs, 'W. L.' Mac-.
Kenzie and Mr and Mrs:. Donald
McKinnon.During• ;the;: evening.
`Dr; W V. ' Johnston Made: the
presentation ofr a gift' to 'Mr, :P..
W. H'oag:;in honor.. of his recent
marriage.
• :Cameron MacDonald- acted as'
master' of ceremonies and: caller-
' ff for the "'squares!'.
THE 'STORE ` OF
FRIENDLY .SERVICE;
ThQ$PSO$'S
'PHONE.=82.‘ WE DELIVER
an
OF :.LADIES' DRESS SHOES
Qyt
ed all end lines in racks. They
d 'brown suede; .black and
,We have
• con
` " ist'of black; a
y�leathers, in cow, : neium . and hi,cuban
brown , . • .
Keels.
riced . at. x`1::4
2:4!
atLWell is
;OFFERS
R.ISTMAS' GIFT
•SUGGESTIONS
'ness 'places;_ehiiefly_ at:•.Lem's rtes=;
taurant,: although rear windows
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-HRCH:..
KNOW
Bev. J, W� Stewart, B.A., B.D.
Pastor • •
S UN DAY,< _ NO V..EMBER: »255
11 a in :•,; ".How to Meet Op -1
position"
Story: "The Bo•y, Never
Ga`e Up".
12.15 p.m,: Sunday School.`
7 Books
p m.: Tha Opened".
December 17, Sunda School
Concert, '
FOR
DRESSES & SKIRTS
:HOUSEDRESSES
SKI,' JACKETS •.&'P'ANTS - •
PURSES.
KNITTIN BAGS
LADIES
GLOVES:
FOR
TIES..
HATS
SOX
•DRESSING,>'GOWNS:
SiCARVE. S
GLOVES •
WINIIBREAKERS
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We Carry A Complete "`Line; :Of
Ladies' `and ; 1VIen's Ready -to Wear
TEA `TOWELS
;KIERCHIEFS
" HANKIES : '-
HOUSECOATS
TABbEGh9IUIS---
ALL WOOL .•SOCKEES -"
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'MEN.'
...PARKAS
BOYS' BREECHES •
GOLF SQX
MACKINAWS
SWEATERS
KI CAPS
were-iar n at `'Rathwell's . nd the attitude the gangsters take;
Hall's stores.., A back' door • and , said Magistrate McClevis in re
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TOMATO
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frame at Lern's was broken . •;n• proaching this lad.
:with a "ram -rod". and. a shuttered The boys, wird were unrepres
1 "dow "was also ^smashed in, A :e ted b counsel were' told by
wn n Y. ,
the'front
irrtlle sh-oIs':a1rd eggsthrown ' at.,
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pigeons were loosed :the' crown :Attorney that he
and in the building..
Some of the boys didn't ,deny
taking 'a ,:part ' in the '.affair, :a;
couple of them clained•they did
not take '.an, active ;mart . in the
st
ill ano
ther
rbceed
1n s arid
professed complete innocence
It was '. not a question ;of back
.or, fronit.:It was a .gang out for'
an ::unlawful purpose, and be
cause- they, ,did not take; ani active
part they ' were: equially guilty
in ..the eyes of the law, was in
effect the opinion stated, by: both
the. Bench and . the Crown At-
torney
Provincial Officer Robbie, who
investigated the 'affair;'. said, 'in.re-
ply to the: • Magistr'ate!S 'query,
that for the most part he•:ha'dn't
received.I' ery ,good co-operation.
One ;1.4, -year-old lad had . refused
"tosqueal " on , his •,pajs:
didril War -it -16 see a. or- , em
take the rap:
Corrie-MacLennan,'who - was a
spectator ,in the . count, informed'
Mr:. Freeborn,' "On 66 -side" that=.
he was prepared to pay the dam,
a es as h_ a .didn't warts to `see
theg, los get "trirrlmed; like this"
This' statement was conveyedto
Magistrate 'McClevis,, who .sho
back that he could have that man:
up for. contempt of . court.
Engage .:Lawyer
1 the trend of pro-
ceedings
:by••
, Court had no more than
adjourned when a •r-novement'was
started to engage ra'• lawyer to
represent these boys; hater, . I t
Franck Donnelly;was engaged ax
cont ons have ; since ' "poured
r
into 'theibutia, pot to help _take care:
oft
the costs. The first. of the Week
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donatic ns 'of over $5Q 00 had bQQ1
received.
• THERE ARE GOO•D STOCKS."' OF`
CHRISTMAS M.- CHANDISE
DOL.LSTOYS GAMES' & .BOO]
RING THEA KIDD.IESI1 TO. SEE'HE D'ISPI'
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