The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-11-08, Page 16•.
T LUQK2 OW SENTINEL,,; ;LUCKNow. ONTARIO
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WINTER CAR. COATS..
For The :',Whole: Familyil
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*'' PRICED FROM '$10.95 to $19.95 in 30" length; .
From $ 19.95," oto • $28.95 in 36", length; ••
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SSES: AND • 'LADIES—
Several Styles Two lengths
Ideal Protection against:. winter weather.
. Styled with warm quilted lining
• * Bright 'beautiful colours:
MEN'S
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A good variety of styles in the new Curon .Laminated •
Fabric, in Terrylene and Cotton, Corduroys, Plastics, . •
Cords, or Suedeis. All sizes in stock. •
Priced from .. , ._ ... , $1:6,95 'to, $29.95 •• 0
One rack of clearings in everyday or work coats in the "•
basement. Sizes 36 to. 48: $7:95 to , $14.9:5 •• '
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BOYS, $10.95 to $15.95
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DUFFLE COATS;... •
'` In :nylon or . wool , •
plaid , ` •
'; Ideal, everyday wear coats for school and' play •
Rugged ah.wool shell lined --with rayon --=satin:' •'•
quilted to wool interlining. .
Detachable hoods.
Two slashpockets, storm cuffs, zipper and button
closure. •
Charcoal, . Medium Grey or Green, sizes 8, ' to 14 :.
COATS ., r:- . SUBURBAN ; AND .CARCOATS
From $=11;.9Lto $14:93. in corduroys, wooLfabrics, ..2
nylons and plastics with' knitted collars. All = have. •
warm quilted interlinings... Sizes 8 to 18 years ;•
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• GIRLS' — 8 to 14 Years •
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CAR COATS •
. '— In. Suedene, . Corduroy or :Plastic . •
• Fully winterized ' at $11.95 to $14.95 Also ' one •
• rack of girls coats with hoods. .
• Basement. Special $7.95 •
BOYS' and 'GIRLS' COATS •
•' with hoods or without: 3 to 6x- From . $6 •95 ,up', •
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Look' Over Our Basement'Rack • of 4 to 6x Coats and
• ..;Jackets. One `Price — $4.95. •
'_ 20% Off All: Children's Dress -Coat Sets. ••,
''AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS • •
ree Pick -Up and Delivery Monday. and Thursday
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THAT Bob McInnes, formerly of
Kinloss, has been transferred
from the Steadman . Store in
Clinton to the Company's Han-
over §tore. •, . • _
THAT Mrs. Ernie Carter of
Lucknow is a patient in 'Wing -
ham hospital 'since' suffering a
coronary 'heart seizure .on. Oc-
tober 29th..
ANNOUCEMENT.RE •
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Places Of .Business In Lucknow
Will Be
Closed ,Saturday, ,November , 1 l'th
Until 1:00 p.m.
for the
Observance Of Remembrance Dai
pProved'. by •.
Lucknow Legion Brancl 309''
Lucknow Business Mens Association
Municipality of the Village of Lueknoty:
e Sentinel
THAT: weather •permitting it is
planned to have the Danforth
Citadel Band play' several sel-
T. ections, irt._1Lucknow . this Sat-
urday afternoon. This is one -
of Canada's most. prominent
Salvation'. Army Bands, , and'•.
and, will. be in Wingham that
evening.
THAT Mr, Brian , B. Howlett,•
principal of 'Lucknow District
High School was one of 88
high. .school principals '. from:
Southwestern Ontario Who at
tended the , Secondary School •
Headmasters' Association, re-
gional conference held in.
London at. the week -end. .
THAT by a', sad coincidence:, two.
municipal employees have each
been suddenly bereaved by the
death... of his wife. Mrs. Alex
Havens, wife of the town fore-,
man, succumbed to a heart .at-
tack on Monday afternoon. The
previous Wednesday ;night,: Mrs.
Norman Stuart died with equal
:suddenness froth a heart attack
although she was , hospitalized.
• Mr.---Stuart—assists--Mr.--Havens-
with
r:-Stuart—assists--Mr.-Havens-with. Village work.
THAT a . largely attended recep-
tion , was held in the Legion,
Hall on Friday night for Mr. -
and. Mrs. Bruce Raynard, , (Nor-,
xna Murray), newlyweds. David
Kirkland addressed the couple I
and Ross : Durnin . presented j
with a gift of money.
THAT Mand Mrs ,George Mc
''`Kee arnd family have moved to
Wingham to reside, George, is
an employee of Walden Trans- 1
.:port of0Wingham and they have'
lived here'' for . some time , in
the corner house owned by
Peter Johnston :: on .`. Havelock
St., north.: •
THAT :an•.•overheated oil stove
•wasthe cause,.of a Lucknow:
Fire : Department run to the
home of.Allan .Barbour, . two
miles 'east of : Lucknow on
Highway 86, last Friday night. 1
THAT .Lucknow District High
School girls, under -the super
vision of Mrs: L. Hewitt, play-
ed two volleyballgames in
Port Elgin Saturday morning
' against Port Elgin team . Luck
how was defeated , both .games.
but reported ,the tripe worth
while So far as their education
to the game was concerned.
THATDonna Greer, daughter of
Mr. and'' Mrs. , Clarence Greer,
and ' Kathy . Joynt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Joynt,
each` had parties last week •,to
celebrate their sixth birthday,
THAT,Rae Watson has ; returned
frohis annual' Pheasant hunt-
ingtrip in the ' Tilbury dis
trict. 0 The birds'' were scarce
this year, but they had a fairly
good . bag one .day. I
THAT a , .window '. was • smashed I
at the CNB depot at the week -I
end. Such vandalism is not un
common „ and •is not ' confined 1.
to Hallowe'en destruction .
THAT William Stauffer of Brant=
ford visited .last week. at' Kiri-
loss with Isis sister, Mrs.• Sam
Stanley 'and renewed acquaint*
ances in the community. Bill is
a fourth generation descendant
' of 'Ell Stauffer, who settled'
near Blackhorse, andwas re-
garded as the first. white, man
to • mnake, the trek from Black
horse to , L'ucknow, Here he.
built . a sawmill and the next
year sold hisholdings to`
James,' Sommerville, regarded
as the "father' of, Lueknow''.
-Eli was Bill's great grandfather.
William was his grandfather
and I euben his father.. Bill:
farmned near Blackhorse for a
nuMber of years before •leav,
ing the farm where he , stilt
has. a "haltering" to be back
INTE NDSDAY NQV 8th, 1961
'ruit
YOUR BARGAIN FOODLAND
Walker Saltine S�das
Lowest Price Ever. Feature.°
Tomato Soup Sale
Campbell's 10 oz. Save 22c
9 tins.'
McIntosh Apples 6 qt. basket 59c
—=Red. Ontario Fancy _Quality.
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Sweet Mixed Pickles, Jar'_ 59c
"Tally Ho" 48 'oz. Save . 10c., Feature.
Toilet Tissue Sale :8 rolls 99c
t' White Swan. Save 15c. Bargain,
THERE IS STILL TIME IF YOU HURRY.
GET YOUR WORLD MAP HERE Ft E E.
With • Purchase Of LIPTON'S , TEA BAGS.
Values' Effective
November '9,..1.0, 11.
We. ,Sell For Less
Phone 119, Luck:ow
Men's • INSULATED FOQTWEAR
For `'Drier, and -Warmer Feet- Doming -
The Winter Months Ahead :. .
Brand Name;•Maces.: To• Choase0 From
"Kaufmann Kingtreads
"Greb": Cat Treads
Sisman" - Bush Masters
In ' Water Resistant and Waterroof. Leathers:
ALSO:. FULLY INSULATED LACED RUBBERS
A Complete Range Of:
!InteI,.Footwear` For All
The Family
Now-. _In_ Stoat.
RATHELL: SHOE STORE
Phone .:149, . Lucknow;
THAT ' Randall Edward Guay,
son of Mr.: and ,: Mrs.. Claude
Guay, was :baptized. at. the•
Sunday.' service . in the United
Church by Rev. Howard Strapp.`
Mrs. Guay was formerly Lorna
Howald.
THAT trouble is 0 developing in
the large. amber glass window
installed at the United Church
within the past year` to protect
the large circular stained glass
window over the entrance to
the church. Several of the
sectional panes are "cracked.
and, a piece of . glass has
fallen'ta
a out. Steps .are' being to
ken to investigate • the cause,
and make repairs before winter.
THAT Miss0 Elaine MacNay,
daughter of Mr. ,and .Mrs. Kelso
MacNay has passed her regist-
ered nurse examinations. Elaine
is on ' the nursing staff : at.
Stratford General Hospital.
THAT: an industrial hockey lea-
gue will operate here this
winter, similar to last year: An
% initial meeting to make plans
for the approaching season was
held on Monday evening.,
THAT Peter Moyer of Mildmay
succeeds, 'John McCharles of /
' Huron Township as president of
the ' BrUce .Holstein Breeder''
• Association.' Harveyarvey Ackert.
was • awarded the county" pre-,'
mier exhibitor ;shield:
WEEK -END . • BAKERY ' SPECIALS
Choco1ate.. Cake
Chocolate Fondant Icing,
Rhubarb- Pig
Regular 60c
;Regular :60c
Chocolate Chip Co�kies,
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55c
doz. 25
CARNATION BAKERY, .L�ckfloW
Wallace; Vines, Prop., Phone 360