The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-07-08, Page 10V;A pE ,TEN
THE LUCKrTow SENTINEL„ LUCKNbW, oisrartio
. WEDNESDAY, JULY ;8th,. 1
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DAN RIVER COTTON G1NGHAMS. —.Women
love "Dan River cottons for thei .go. od' quality—
all, are yarn-dyed • • gnash -fast colours . '... pre
shrunk, • and they're: well finished, should wash.
beautifully and need only light ironing.. And sizes
are 12 to 20, Only . , ... .... _ . . $5.95
COOL COTTON SUN -DRESSES — tolook quite
terrific against your suntan girls, and not only are
they styled in .the gayest ways . but the fabrics
are treated, to give maximum wear, with minimum
care.. ,All. • sizes, priced from $ 3.9.8 to $ 10.95. r
BETTER DRESSES 'from :$9.95 to $19.95 sizes
10 to 20; 38 to 46; 161/2, to24y2,a.few 48to52':
SWIM -SUITS . $3.95- to $12.95
Cataline, Coral Beach, Beatrice Pines and, others:
Choose from stretch elastic, cotton knits, and cot-
ton fabrics, novelty patterns and plain colors. Four
outstanding makers assure a perfect fit, sizes' 12 to
44 New styles in :8 to 14 and 2 to 6X, •
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS
Pick'' -Up and. Delivery .Monday, and •Thursday.
LADIES': and' MEN'S WEAR
THAT since his father'sdeath,
we have receiveda note from
Robert Brown Jr:, sof Vancou
ver. Robert was born here but
' left Lucknow .with his, parents.
as a child -He has taught high
school in B.C.' for ' eight years
and at present is librarian in
a junior :high' school in North
Vancouver. ,Robert adds that.
he remained single until a year
ago
THAT' Alex MacNay has had' at-
tractive cut stone pillars built
at the entrance to Greenhill
• Cemetery; The work was done
by Jim Harkness.' •
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6.70-15 FIRST LINE RAYON __ _$1.5.95
'.7 -1 FIRST 'LINE NYLON � __
1,7.95
6 0 5 3
: No 'Trade-In.'Required; `
Liberal Allowance •.for" ' Reca :. able .Tires
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heel Alignment and Balancing
Motorcade De ler Phone 3, Lucknow
Itmner� Yard Goods Sale.
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Border Prints ldeal .for those. refreshing' summer. skirts;
Now.—Only. . •. ; 66c yd:
Really Gay Colors' in; Sanforized •inercerised broadcloth,
Ideal,.•for summer Tops and blouses, Only.:49e yd.
Striped...Chino, five 'colors to"•choose from,. 42 Inches 1
those tailored. Sports
••• 79c yd.
to. see 'our 'good . sel-
Goods, . Now only 59c
yd. •
Plain colored 'chin. o, grand for`.
.skirts, Now. only., 4 • • • • .
Fancy a : new sundress? 'Be 'sure
ection of Metalic Patterned Dress
BOY'S T-SHIRTS—assorted stripes, neck. and seams
. ..r : r
re-inforced with, nylon;sizes yrs,' sizes 4, 6 and 8 69c
each or 2 for $1.3, r
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BOY'S SOX—Cross, stripe Crew socks, sizes 6 to 71/2, i
pr. for 37c; sizes .8 • to: 102 29c pr. orr. 2 pr;i for.5 0c
MEN'S SPORT. SHIRTS= --large assortment of, colours
and patterns in Drip and .Dry Fabric„ sizes 14 to 171A,
,• .....I<•6,•,;••y..ortot• W.•.„ $3.49
The MARKET .store
1 SEE BY. THE.
SENTINEL
THAT the people at Hackett's
- ;United Church' plan to dedi-
cate. their, new -Lowery organ
at special service of Praise
next Sunday evening at 8;00,
p m The service will:feature
., some special -musical: numbers.
The public, are invited. •
THAT Jim Petersen, on ' of .Mr.
and . Mrs; Otto Petersen of
town, has joined the staff of a
branch 'of .the ' Toronto -Domin-
ion 'bank in London and com-
menced his duties on Monday.,
:THAT • we're .not a very demon-
strative people. ' The only flags
flying in town.. to mark, Cana-
•da's 92nd birthday last week,
',which • v.re could see, .(apart.
,from the ,Post: Office flag)
were . a couple at: the home of
Bill' and .Jennie:; Porteous.
.THAT Mrs. Jack Bradley is:,a
patient in Kincardine :Hospital;
• having..suffered a severe stroke
on •Monday.. evening; 'She had
been ,in ,her' ,usual health and
was preparing to go, to a show.-
er when she suffered the seiz
.ure
•
THAT. Jane Joynt was an excited'
• . 'girl on Tuesday as . she was
preparing to leave . for a trip
to Western Canada. , Jane,: 11=
year-old "daughter of Mr. and
Mrs:: George Joynt, accompan-
ied herd grandmother,` Mrs.
James. Pierson of Ethel: They
left 'by train from Toronto,
Tuesday afternoon, and will be
away about; . six ';weeks.
THAT .Mr. Joe Stuart 'of Si Hel�
ens . was taken :by ambulance
to Wirgham : General Hospital
on Monday. for . x-raysand ob-
.
servation, as a result of 'a seiz-
ure and..a mall on Saturday,•
THAT; in renewing his subscrip
tion, Herb' Graham of . Toronto
says.:. "the good ' old • Sentinel
keeps mein touchwith What,.is
going on • in Lucknow." Heb
added that the excitement of
the Queen's visit .was over and
she. Was given a "great wer
come:'.'% •.
THAT two ,new homes' are being
built, on Willoughby: St.;. East.
John Kreutzweiser, has con-
struction started -adjoining the
'home of Mrs. R., T. Douglas,
and .across' the 'street Jack Far:
risk is building a home in his
spare tune. /.
TO • HOLD CENTENARY YEAR
DECORATION SERVICE •
The fourth annual memorial
service will be held at Christ.
'Church Cemetery.; Port 'Albert,
on Sunday at ' 3:30 p.m. As this
is the centenary year decoration
day it is of special significance:
Rev H. L. Jennings is, minister
of the :(`:mist Church •congrega
tion.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart
• •of Kincardine township,, wish. to
.announce the engagement of
their 'daughter, June Elaine, to
Robert Lawrence ' Gilchrist, son
'of Mr;'and Mrs Fred Gilchrist,
Lucknow, the marriage to ,take
place, Saturday,'August 8th, at
2 o'clock : in the United Church,
Miilartom. . '
M. and Mrs Watson R. Web-
ster, Varna, wish, to .announce
the engagement of . their daugh-
ter,
•
Nancy• Etnrima, to Mr. Jack i
L. • faimes, son of Mr. and Mrs;
Russell : Holmes, Clinton, The
• Marriage` to: take place on Sat-
urday,
at urday, July) • 18th, 1909, in Varna
tinted Church, at 2.30 p.rri,
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SUNNY MORN COFFEE
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GOLD, SEAL. SOCKEYE SALMON
Y2s• • •. n .. 4 t .: 4, 4 ,.
GOLD, SEAL TUNA
I.G.A. CHOICE TOMATOES
20 oz. . ,.:
SCHNEIDER'S. COOKED PICNICS.
11/2',111.
Prices effective July 9, 10, 1
'eek
51c
for 89c
Per 63c
for 37c
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PHONE. 20 WE DELIVER
H1ERE. NEW
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Frigidaire•
Range
with time -saving
back -saving
PULL
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Model RDP-38C•59
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MAT the Tot Lot, spons red by
the Recreation Commiee, has
re -opened with .morning classes
at' the• Town. Hall: They' are in
two 'groups, —*Seniors 8 to 12,
and Juniors, 4 to 8., The leaders
are Ann Crawford and Joanne
Hunter..
THAT a move' has ._been anade in
Paisley • to change : the ' half
holiday from Thursday to
Wednesday. While a majority
favor the change the matter of
by-law enforcement ;comes to•
• the' fore, and it looks as' if, for
the time being at least,. Paisley:.
will continue .to observe the.
half day on Thursday. Locally,
the proposed '.to change the...ha-
' day ' has been advanced in the
past, but. with Wednesday: now ;
firmly established ; here as
community sale day, one 'seld•-
om hears the suggestion and
there ,is little' chancethat the
change would.: meet with 'gen-
eral
general approval
• HAVE . YOU A
Anyone in the town or country who has .a Luck -
now District Lions Club* Coin Can, which ,has not
been., collected,•• is requested to, phone our store.
rest a rd.ware
.
Arrangements will then be made to pick up the
can. '
Or, if preferable and convenient, you• inay. leave
the can at the. 'store. Procedes of the Coin Cans
will be used entirely for. the Club's Welfare work.
Your co-operation will be Appreciated
ebster &MacKinnon.
PHONE 50, •LUCKNOW
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