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Remember the Boy a Scout 'Paper Drive.
Thurs., Oct. '30
AGENT FOR KINCARDINE CLEANERS'
FreeV pieg=Up s nd„Delivery Monday and ,Thursday,
LADIES'', MEWS AND CHILDREN'S WEAR
Piece Goods 1 and Woollens
PHONE, 75-Wa LUCKNOWV,. ONT.
BP GO JACK POT GOES'". -
UP'' $5.00 Weekly
The Legions share -the -wealth
and jackpot cash bingos are be-
ing held : each Thursday night.
Until it is won the jackpot in-
creases in value each week.. by
I SEE BY TH E
SENTINEL
THAT when Norman Wellwood..
entered his Wingham store one
morning recently, he discover-
ed that a shelf .of dishes and
glassware had p u 11 e d away
from the ;wall and . its contents
lay shattered in a "million
pieces” on the floor.
THAT ..;Mrs.; : Gordon, Struthers
and Lois and Mr. and -Mrs..
Georges Swan attended ' t h e ]
day of Mrs. Swan's brother,
Mr. Ern
THAT, .Bill, Fisher, son of Mr.
and; Mrs. „Gordon Fisher of.
Lucknow, will commence his
duties at ;the . Bank of Mont
real.. at Tillsonburg this week.
Bill . commenced . his • work.,:. in
Lucknow • a few months • ago
and this will be his first move.
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WEDNP`,a BA'Y',, oar, 22 id', .1958
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KRAFT' DINNER
Pkg. 1 . ,.. T r ,1 •.. t. '.
JOHNSON'S, PRIDE `` .:
16 oz.- ..: ; .
ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS
1 pound
SQUIRREL PEANUT BUTTER.
4c 'off deal'
' ,POTATO CHIPS
'GOLD BOND STAMPS . WITH, ALL PURCHASES
Prices Effective October 23, 24, . 25
Remember the Boy Scout Paper ;Drive, Thurs.,: Oct. 30
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THAT eighty-one . new, post off-
ice boxes were ',installed last
week to keep ,up with the :in-
creasing 'demand. This , brings •
the total number of boxes ( to'
THAT Mr: and-IVIts Murray` Ie
Donagh,• : Tony, Debbie, and
Nancy moved , recently from
Goderich to '.Suxnmerside, P.E.
Island: Murray.' is in the elec-
tronic: field in the RCAF.
[THAT holidays . which .f a 11 on
Monday. make little or no• dif-,
ference to The Sentinel being
;published on schedule. We
$5.00 and one extra number ' is I start work on the paper earl
called. This Thursday it has aier, and reports, which come in.
value„ of •$55:00 and • 46 numbers 1 . on Tuesday, after the holiday;
will ,be;; called. which could and should have.
Last. Week it appeared for a been in on Friday . or : Satur- •
Greer.could dayfor.our lst press run, 'have time that;Clarence Gree THAT Jimmy.'McD McDonald, son' of..;
• . chance ' of ` being nblish THAT Wallace neulsten of Wal.. o
easily have.. been a winner.on .tittle than g P. � '
: • swbscriber Mr. and 'Mrs. Leonard 'Mac=�
calls. a his . tonsils remov
� Donald,, :had
ed at Wingham Hospital on.
Tuesday:
THAT Mi:. and Mrs.' , Lloyd,
` Nall recently . purchased ..' the'
McConnell :farm on.: the Second
Concession of Kinloss.
THAT lylr.. and 'Mrs. Harry And-
erson have/ purchased the re- ..
sidence of the late Miss Eliza[ •
beth Welsh, "Standpipe' - Hill”
and Mr' and -Mrs: Sid Gardner'
have bought the ' .Anderson
property south` of the Village.
Moving takes;place. this. week.
'The. Gardner prbperty has
been sold to an .. Exeter dist- •
rice resident, Win. "McKay. Mrs,, s
McKay is a. native of:the White-
.church district.
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ASH!
Doors ,Open .at 8;;15
" Thurs+
Games-, start at 845 sharp:
LEGION HALL,
LUCKNOW
ober
JACK -POT of$55.00 46 NUMBERS CALLED
12' Games $1'.00 — Extra Cards 25c
$5.00 'PRIZE FOR -EACH EACH, GA V1E m
5c''
SPECIAL SHARE -THE. W �I~TH GAMES, 2
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LEGION, BRANCH. 309
SPONSORED by"LUCKNOW LE ,
d. To "run it next week"lust laceburg, a Sentinel
45
crowds . something . out which is
of current, ' interest' and would
only matte . it "old. news" if
held over,
said: he 'followed' the ,Centenn-
ial doings in, the paper and
feltthey were ' really missing
something when unable to *-
tend.
ormerly oprated - by '•M.cLennan and' a MacKenzie:: and
... eY .
Johnstone and Son.
AT at the Huron County Hol
stein Breeders' Sale, a' two
year -o141 (heifer and ; her baby
calf, consigned 1by Sinn Bradley
THAT H A. Doupe of Pori Cre-
dit . is home from ' the hospital
and. ma`Ycing a good recovery.
'ud" m from the
mail' received, I learn that you
had' a. news item to the effect
I was in ` the hospital for an
operation.' He • added, "We
'still think; about the wonderful
time wei had . at' the• Centennial.
of Amberley, . brought $50000,
the heifer' [ going to.' Wm:. Gow i ; He writes "
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of Auburn at $370.00 and the
heifer calf bringing .$130.00..
local' lib
THAT Mrs.' Marshall,
rarian, and Mrs. W. R. Howey
attended the annual meeting
of Bruce .Co. Co-operative lib-
rary,' book -fair.' and banquet at
Port Elgin ast Thursday.
THAT the 'Brownie pack will be
making a house-to-house can-
vass this week -end ; for used
fruit baskets and coat handers.
WOOL SKIRTING -5.4 inches wide,
Reg. $2:.95 yard Now.. '', .. , $.1.95' 'to:' $2.69'
WOOLY -a11 colors, nylon reinforced
blended, wool •., ,':. , .. ball .29c, 4 ,for $1..00
TEA . TOW ELLING lovely Irish linen' tea towelling
Yard and 9
SEE OUR GRAND TOY DISPLAYS and
USE OUR LAY -AWAY PLAN NOW!
BOYS' LINED BOXER LONGS—corduroy;. wide,
elastic waist, 4, 6, 6x, pair .. $2,9,8
BOYS', CORDUROY SHIRTS=assotted colours
Sizes 6 to 16 years y v . , .... 41.9
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS---sanforized cotton flannel,
plaids and/checks,' sizes 141/2 to 18 ... ..
$27S
MENS' PY AM
AS-- sanforized striped flanelette, •.
Sizes Ac to E . •L . • .,Ig : a dal':4ii.• y :., $4.5
THAT Sack Henderson of Luck
now was at Listowel 'on Sun.
day , attending a WOAA refer-
ees school. About. seventy-five
referees 'attended.
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!THAT ` Mrs; Ewart Jarnieson of
Ashfield has been a ,patient. in
Wingliam Hospital for a coup-
• le of Weeks' with prleumOnia.
• She suffered a penecillin reac-
tion on Friday. '•
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THAT Mrs. Russ • Ritchie and
•children, Isobel -14 and Mike
11, shave' taken up residence
on the Congram farm on the
Second Concession which they
recently, purchased. The (tit-
chie family 'moved here `'from
Port Colborne last week.. Rus-
sell is employed by the Ontar-
io Hydro, and 'presently is, 10-
. cated at Otter Rapids iris, Nor-
thernntario,'
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THAT'' in. , case you haven't not.
ced'. that times' flying—there
are only fifty-four more shop-
ping days`; until Christmas.
THAT Bob Morton, 'son of Mr.
and' Mrs. Albert . Morton of
town, arrived ' home the first.
of the 'week, after . two . years
service' with the RCAF in Ger
many.
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