The Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-08-31, Page 9r,|
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GIT IN THUH
SWIM!
The on'y thing that's on the house — is the roof
Private stalls fer fillies
Our rock candies guaranteed to
break eny teeth.
Lemon phosphates a speshulty.
Ef yuh don’t like our service tell
us —• not the competition.
Cowboy ?
If yuh’d like to be able to stop on a ole-fashioned nickel, better drive the
ole wagon up to Huron Motors fer a brake job. Never know when it might
• come in handy-like.
Our artiste at the soda bar kin
fix yuh up with a concoction
you’ll never fergit as long as
yuh live — ef you do,kvy No cover charge — we don’t use
covers.
* We cater to everyone — as long as
they hev the money.
an name yer pizzen!
SODA BAR IN CONNECTION
COME TO
WINGHAM’S
FRONTIER DAYS
Mebbe yuh need a new re-linin’ job, er perhaps a li’l
adjustmint. Whateveh it is the boys at Huron Motors
are jest the hombres to fix y’ up.
Our meckanicks kin do jest about anything in
the fixin’ line. Espeshally good on
est Clothes for
the "young ’uns .
are at
F air^y land
FORD VEHICLES
If yer thinkin’ a’ tradin’ the ole cayuse, drop in an’ see
Mac MacWilliam. Ordinary-like he’s no horse trader,
but he’ll give yuh a good deal on a new FORD.
Hyar’s Another
Fresh Shipment 'w a?
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HOMESTEDDERS
Yuh cain’t go wrong on one o’ the new FORD tracters.
Easier to break in, no hay to buy an’ they’ve got more
hoss-sense than the critturs thimselves.
When it cums time tuh break thet first section of land,
hurry on down to MacWilliams Stable and hitch up a new
tracter to yore plow. Yuh’ll be a hull lot happier when
the work’s all done this fall.
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DAVY CROCKETT FANS
High Class Wearin’ Apparel
Strait frum thuh city, headed for
Carmichaels The Faultily Emporium
(Beside handsome Howards on the losephine trail)
JEANS ’N’ DENIMS
fer the hard workin’
steei' rassler
Come in to Huron Motors and get your free
Davy Crockett mug or bowl with every $3
purchase of gasoline.
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JURON MOTORS
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elevision
StuffWrn
The latest tn
usic and
A noo invenshun we jest got
in lately. All yuh'do is turn
knobs ’n’ yuh kin hear music
’n’ see whut’s happening
purty near 100 miles away.
Mity handy if’n yore tard of
listenin’ tuh yore wife.
We kin fix these dinguses,
too. In fact wee’re thuh best
telyvision and raddio fixers
in town. _ ■
RadioMcGill
and TELEVISION SERVICE
FER UP-TO-DATE
Thar’s no place like It!
School. We know all the angles'
SPECIALLY IEN YUH HEV ALL THE FIXIN'S we cut the purty crescents too
Ther purty,
CHAPPS & SOMBREROS
fer the well drest cowpoke
■ HARD-WEARIN’
DUDS FER
THE KIDDIES
Thuh latest
No ice to cut
winter—
sawdust
without ice.
invenshiui. ‘
off the river every
No worry about
shortages.
Our nylons may not be at home on
the range but they shore flatter
some o’ the nicest limbs in town.
. Buttons- & Bows
fer all occasions
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Raddios
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Pitcher of our
satisfied customers
BUT TO-DAY (1955)
Better *n phonygraphs er music boxes any day.
Thuh lates’ thing. Now you kin hear commercials
in yore own home.
Newfangled Ranges
No coal or wood needed. If you kin push buttons
’n figgcr out thuh lights
—you kin cook a meal!
Let a Bendix Automatic do the dirty work.
Fully automatic—yuh jest supply thuh dirty duds.
See PERC CLARK
The man who knows all the joints
We instal, repair, fix or replace all
inside or outside plummin’ facilities.
Graduate Specialist of Chic Sales
In the good old days (1901) drug stores looked
like this
We Kin Make Yor li’l Woman Heppy
Ice Boxes
ELEKTRIC
ALL THUH LATEST IN
ELECTRICAL GADGETS
Plummin Comfert
Perc OURS LOOKS LIKE THIS
Half a century has passed! A fabulous era of wonderful progress!
A promise of the better future ahead.
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