The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-05-26, Page 8I
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Rummage Sale
THE LUCKNOW BOY SCOUTS
• will hold a ■
RUMMAGE SALE on SATURDAY, JUNE SS*
On the Street Between the Post Office and. Co-op Store
The Sriouts will canvass the iurnies and stores on
1 Saturday afternoon. Auy article, or articles you
inay ivish to donatri will be picked, up at Jour
ALL ARTICLES TO BE AUCTIONED OFF
and proceeds to gp toward raising funds frir
Scouts this Summer.
Space for: this advt donated by ' \ \
ASHTON’S
MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR
Piece Goods and Woollens M'/
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"FACE OF CLOCK” ON .
ODD HEN’S EGG '
Mr. Wm. G. Arrristrong of town
has a .hen in his flofck that laid
a.. real oddity ^a- few days ago,
The “face of a clock’’ is very ap
parent on the shell of the egg,
with a series of strokes and
crosses that . resemble Roman
numerals. The. XII is in the 12
o'clock position on the face; but
Mrs. Hen neglected the "hands
and the winding stem to Oonv
plete her dock-like reproduction.
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’THE; LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW< ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 26th, 1954.
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ECONOMY
THAT Inspector Innes MacS*ween
of Lucknow wafc airiong the
speakersatthespringmeeting
. of, Huron - Perth - Wellington
Beekeepers ’ , Association, held
last week at Blyth.
THATamongthe St. Joseph Hos
pital graduates last week was
Winnifred Raynard, daughter
Mr. arid Mrs. Melvin C<
Raynard of Goderich and for
merly of Paramount,; and Mar
ion Bogie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold A. Bogie.
oz.
6
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Ontario Grown Radish,
' *Green Onions,
Leaf Lettuce,
Florida Grapefruit, 96’s,
10 for 49c
Advertised In Our Strife
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SMITWS FOOD MARKET
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LOOK UJHBT
$
HULL buvlmO;®
$1.
$1.
$1.
$1.
$1.
$1.
Dollar Days at I.G.A*—Stock Up How At These Low
SStpckley’s 20
TOMATO JUICE ....
Aylmer 20 oz.’
PQRK & BEANS ..
I.G.A. .20 oz.
DICED BEETS .....
I.G.A. 20 oz.
DICED CARROTS
Stockley’s 14 oz.
KERNEL CORN ...
6 I.GA.-28 oz.
PUMPKIN ......
3 Breakfast Club 24 oz. dj *|
Raspberry JAM ...... X •
3 Tins Cl
KAM .............................•
Many More $ Day Bargains
3I.G.A.
PEANUT BUTTER
8 White Swan
TOILET TISSUE ..
1 O Brunswick
A“ SARDINES ........
Challenger
Sockeye SALMON
Evaporated
LG.A. MILK ....4...
$1.
$1.
$1.
$1.
$1.
THAT Misses Mary MacMillan
and Norma Sherwood, 'grad
uates of Lucknow ^District pigh
School a nd Marlene Lowry of
Ripley, received v their teacher’s
certificate on their year’s work
at Teachers’ College, Stratford,
and completed the term on Fri-
day. ■ •
THAT donations totalliing $17.00
have trickled in since the*Sid
Gardner fund was. closed so
far as any further public appeal,
was concerned. Donations came
from as far South as Florida
/ and east to Ottawa.,
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THAT • the Lticknow Girl Guides
rstagedaverysuccessfuTcookie
day on Saturday, when they
.sold 360 boxes of neatly pack-
. aged cookies, especially* made
. up for this annual event.
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THAT Mrs. James MacTavish has
been engaged as teacher at S.S.
No. 5, Kinloss, 6th Concession,
succeeding Mrs.''Elwood Irwin.
‘ Mrs. MacTavish has been tear
ching at Hemlock City school
in Ashfield Township.
THAT Wilfred Black, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Black, has suc
cessfully . completed his third;
has: two years remaining in,his
dental course. \
THAT students of Zion School;
under the supervision of their
teacher/ Mrs. Lorne Johnston,
and accompanied by a number
r of adults from ■; the Section,
were taken to Detroit on Wed
nesday in Allan v Reed’s bus.
Among points of interest to be
visited were Ford’s Greenfield
’.Village and the Zoo.
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THAT W. R. Hamilton of the 2nd
- Concession, Huron Township,
•' returned home from Hamilton
on Friday where he had been
convalescing following a recent
operation.
THAT special interest is focused
on Flower Sunday services at
1 St, Helens United Church on
Sunday when a Korean theo
logical professor;, Rev. Chung
Choon Kim, will ibe the guest
speaker at both services..'
DON’T FORGET
SHORTS
/Ll, Girls’. Drill Shorts, size 7 to 12,
Assorted colors,. price $1.49
Giris’ Corduroy Shorts, size 7 .to
' 12. Colors blue, red., green,
Wine ...... $2.49
Girls’ Novelty Shorts, size 2, 4, .
6. Price ................... . $1.09
Ladies’; Corduroy Shorts, colors '
......blue, red, green : and wine. Size
14 to 20, only .......$2.89 ,
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With Purchases
made at our store
... including a
selection of
CANADA PACKERS PRODUCTS
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we will give you entirely free any one. piece
ofWm,ROGERS Dn BarrySi I ver plate •you wish
FUU INFORMATION AVAIIABU AT OUR STORE-
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I Henry’s Fruit Marh
I Fresh Fruit, Vegetables and Groceries
| Free Delivery — Phone 82, Lucknow
Western University
picture was taken at
ium. •
a group
the stad-
who suf-
THAT cool weather arid frost re
turned on Tuesday after a
pleasantly, warm holiday week
end. At ten o’clock Wednesday
morning Alex MacNay report-.
. ed ice still a quarter of an inch
thick , as a result of Tuesday
night’s temperature.
THAT Mr. Sam Reid of town
observed his 80th birthday on
Wednesday. To cel'ebrate the
occasion a ^family dinner was
held on Sunday.
THAT George Anderson ,6f Luck
now arid Ken McLennan of
—Ripley-Lwere_amonga-group-of
over sixty members of the
. Leaders’ Club that was enter
tained by the London Free
Press last week. While touring
THAT Mrs. Mae Irwin,
fered a fractured vertebrae in
her back a few weeks ago, was
able to return home from
Wingham Hospital last week^
THAT John Crispin, who has
I been studying medicine .in Win
nipeg and is entering Winnipeg
General Hospital as an interne,
was a caller in town the first
of the week. John flew East
and was driving back a new
car.
THAT Bill Ritchie’s gopher
brought him quite, some-pub
licity, including his picture in
The Free Press and the opin
ion of University of Western
/ Ontario Zoological experts that
the animal should be inspect-
ed. That won’t ■ be necessary—
. the rodent is dead.
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~iNFANTS...T-SHIRTS, ce^'nese,
sizes 1, 2, 3, colors yellow, blue
- and white, only »»u....,..;...»«»....T49c“/•'“I>w‘i
INFANTS’ TODDLERS, cotdu-*
•uroy;- novelty trim, sizes 1, 2.
Price. .........................$2.19
TABLE CLOTH, plastic scallop- I
ed, -vill not crack or peel. &ize I
54x72, Price ....$1.69 ’ I
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THAT Lloyd Henderson was re
moved to Sunnybrook Hospital
the latter part of the week.
Lloyd underwent an append
ectomy r in Wingham Hospital
while visiting with, his parents
here. We understand that per
itonitis developed and Lloycl
was critically ill for a time.
THAT there was a .large-attend-.
——anee—at—th e:r egula rLegion
meeting on Tuesday night,
when the members played host
to, their Wives and. .members of
the Ladies* Auxiliary.
THAT Mr. Wm. M. MacDonald
of the High School teaching '•
staff, returned home on Satur
day. from St. Michael’s Hospi-,
tai, Toronto, where he had un
dergone surgery. Mr. MacDon
ald is rapidly recovering and
able to be "about, but whether
or not he will resume his teach
ing duties this term, is uncer
tain.
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ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leaver of
Wingham, Ontario, wish to an
nounce the engagement of they
daughter, Evelyn Marguerite, to
David Andrew Hackett, , son oi
-Mr.- arid—Mrs.--Harry™_Hacl<ett,
Lucknow, 'Ontario. The marriage
will take place Saturday,
5th, 1954, in the Brick United
Church.
PLOYS’ STRAW HATS, Cowboy '
. style,. .5mall,„medium_and~large.-^
Price .....................69c 89c
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. ftBEN’S TOPS & SHORTS
Knit of fine cotton- yarns, Brevets '
have elastic web waistband. :
Small, medium & large .. 86c each
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SPORT SHIRTS f
........ Made.,. oOight refreshingly. c<»ol ; _
. seersucker, sanforized. Collar irnay
either be worn open or buttoned.
Long sleeves. Blue, tan, yellow
and green. Small, medium and
large. .....$2,98
CLEARANCE of Men’s DrC^ •
Shirts, assorted ' colors, mostly
stripes, sizes 14*6 to’ 18*6 .. $L89
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