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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-12-08, Page 12I Fage Twelve The Whigham Advance-Times, Wednesday, December Sth, 195-1 d A-BRIDAL OUTFIT •ST Ceo® Wa/po/e COMB IT SASH F-HEIDI OUTFIT GLASS X G-FORMAL OUTFITof B.a M J-RED RIDING HOOD. $1.29 20 Pure Bred Heifers due from f eb. to .May 15 Open Heifers of breeding age. K-FARMERETTE OUTFIT $ .69 n in to ...................Janie Doli(s) at $1.49 (doll only) outfits as indicated below at prices as shown. Sleeping Outfit.. .©. .$1.49 Sports Outfit.........@. .$1.69 • ■■ A'4 DRESS HER -WALI? HER- TURNS HEAD WHEN W&KING^^ ? ■/''A ■ Certified Public Accountants H. J. Cornish L. F. Cornish D. Mitchell 294 DUNDAS ST. . LONDON, ONT, FRAMES CUPBOARDS PITTSBURG PAINTS STAIRS SCREENS HARDWARE Custom Woodwork Telephone 260-w Carpentry - Building Wingham Glanworth Consignment Sale 80 HOLSTEINS The new look of the new telephone books which were distributed to Bell Telephone customers in Wingham last i week goes deeper than the slick buff covers, according to H. H. B. John­ ston, Bell manager for this region. Included in the new directory are 2,747 new and changed listings in additional to the telephone numbers for customers in this area including Harriston, Walkerton, Palmerston, Hanover and Mount Forest. Because of the number of new and changed listings, Mr. Johnston urged customers to throw away the old book as soon as the new one arrives. “Telephone users can reduce the time required to make a long distance call by as much as 50 per cent by calling by number instead of. merely telling the operator the name and address of the party called/’ said Mr. Johnston. “We have found that the personal lists customers keep in the Blue Book have helped to make long distance service faster, “If an up-to-date record of new or changed local numbers is kept the Blue Book, many inquiries 'Information’ wi.II be eliminated.” More customers received copies this year’s directory than received last year’s edition. The increase from 8,160 to 9,326 reflects the growth in the number of telephones in service in the territory served by the direct­ ory. B-SIEEPING OUTFIT,. $1.49 C-DRESS-UP OUTFIT,. $ .89 D-SPORTS OUTFIT .,, $1.69 E-RAIN OUTFIT .,.. .-$1.69 cum it ,JHEiytpR^ Bi5TM.E5SEP. POU “10cdMRLETE'bUTFITS •" ■ .|7. - JANIE the ‘ ■wg Iking doll ARMS MQVL JANIES AN EXCITING, WONDERMIL DOLL THAT ACTUAtlY" WALKS! She'll keep your favourite little girl enthralled for hours on end.. Made like a big, expensive doll, Janie's arms, legs, head move . . . her eyes open and close . . . have real eyelashes. Her shining Saran hair can be washed, combed, curled. AND SHE'S MADE OF UNBREAK­ ABLE PLASTIC for hours of sturdy play. Never before such value at only $1.49! g i 1 Hi =fli Thursday, December 9th 1 p.m. Accredited, Blood Tested, Vaccinated 40 Pure Bred Cows & Heifers, springing or fresh with Calves at side. 1 High Record Service Age Bulk and a few grades. Sale under cover at Glanworth Sales Arena 2% Miles South of Glanworth Shore Holsteins Ld., sales managers. S i Turnberry Township School Area Board The regular meeting of the Turn­ berry Twp. School Area was held at No. 9 school on November 18th at 8.30 p.m. All members present. The min­ utes of the previous meeting were read and on motion by Mundell and Holmes were adopted. The following correspondence was read: Miss Spiers, C. A. Horton, W. R, McVittie, R. C. Ireland. The secretary-treasurer was in­ structed to advertize for a caretaker for the area, tender to be in by Dec. Sth. Powell-Holmes- That the board pay the $2.00 for Christmas seals. Carried. Kirton-Mundell -That the following bills be paid: teachers salaries, care­ takers, transportation, A. Agnew, $81.00; Betty. Newton, $50.00; Geo. Cameron, <$20.58; H. C. MacLean, $8.00; Miss Hazel Gilmour, labor $8.00; Jack Hood, $28,80; Donald Rae & Son, $11.65; Imperial Oil, $29.89; B. Moffat, $1.13: Fuller Brush, $2.25; Beaver Lumber, $5.-19; Ivan Haugh, wood $15.00. Holmes-Mundell That meeting ad­ journ, n..':t meeting to be on Dec. 9th at 8.30 p.m, at No. 5 school. Jas. M. Hardie, Alex Corrigan, Chairman. Sec.-Treas. H-BAUERINA OUTFIT . $ .89 YOUR FAVOURITE time GIRL WILL HAVE STARS EYES WHEN SHE TAKES HER JANIE FOR A WALK OF THESE WONDERFUL OUTFITS—DON'T DELAY- YOURS NOW! BRIDAL OUTFIT... SLEEPING OUTFIT. DRESS-UP OUTFIT. SPORTS OUTFIT.. RAIN OUTFIT.... .$1.98 .$1.49 .$ .89 .$1.69 .$1.69 F G H J K 10 EXCITING CUSTOM MADE OUTFITS TO CHOOSE Hurry! Order your Janie now and order any of her ? 10 exquisite outfits. Perfect in each tiny detail, custom-made for Janie of hard- wearing materials with finished < seams. Special extras include miniature dress hangers, real ; lace and braid trim, stoles, purse, socks, shoes. Everything a well dressed doll could wish for. MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! NO RISK-MONEY REFUNDED BY RETURN MAIL IF NOT DELIGHTED. I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I i f~ST RATTON MANUFACTURING CO., 47 Colborne St., Toronto, Ont. Dept. Please rush me . and .................. ....A Bridal Outfit........@..$1.98 ....C ...,E ...G ...J ...B ...D ,..F Heidi Outfit..........@..$1.69 ...H Ballerina Outfit.. .@. .$ .89 .. .K Farmerette Outfit.©. .$ ,69 I enclose..........cheque..... .cash..... .money order for $......................... ..........Please send C.O.D. I will pay postage. NAME... ADDRESS, CITY..... Dress-up Outfit.. $ .89 Rain Outfit...........@..$1.69 Formal Outfit... .@. .$ .98 Red Riding Hood.@ . .$1.29 cheque......cash. 1 HER | • .«'ONS| •• OTC-| I HEIDI OUTFIT...........................$1.69 5 FORMAL OUTFIT...........................$ .98 BALLERINA OUTFIT.................$. .89 * RED RIDING HOOD........$1.29 I FARMERETTE OUTFIT..............$ .69 { / iPIcase Print Clearly. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back IN A drop of water is not much, but it helps to make the ocean. Want ads are small, but when used regularly they add up to a nice volume of busi­ ness for you, B^RATTON MFG. CQ., TORONTO/CT PROVINCE. 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