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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1942-07-23, Page 5UNBLEACHED SHEETING A serviceable quality if you want to make sheets that must stand lots of wear. 74 inches wide. July Special - 21/2 yards $1.09 PILLOW CASES Plain hemmed and hemstitched pillow cases for general use, would be ideal for the summer home, etc. 40 and 42 inches wide. July Special - 47c pair TERRY TOWELS . Terry towels woven from strong cotton' yarns, in popular stripes and borders. We `will not be able to replace these towels when present stock is sold. July Special - 121/2c each FANCY TOWELS Always needed and priced to save you money. Fadeless blended stripes and bord- ' ers on white ground. Easy to wash. Size about 17 x 34. July Special - 25c each LARGE TERRY FACE CLOTHS Soft Terry face cloths that will give plenty of service and hard wear. Extra large. July Special - 10c each BIG BEAUTY BATH SOAP A big 4-oz. cake of Walker's Beauty Bath soap, the kind everyone likes. July Special - 6 cakes 25c PRINTS AND BROADCLOTHS Bright, refreshing, strongly woven broadcloth and floral prints, the Value we consider cannot be surpassed. 36 inches wide. July Special - 19c yard CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Charming Chenille"Bedspreads at, a vei y special price. See the lovely Multi-colored designs on white ground. July Special. 80 x 100 inches $4.49 , 85 x 100 inches $5.49 APRONS Decorative as well as useful, made from good quality print or organdy with large bib, front pocket and neatly bound edges. July Special - 25c 'each 111111111111111111MM, Ready - to - Wear Clearance Specials Coats, Dresses, Millinery, Etc. Save substantially in a season- end Spring and Summer Coat Sale - Women's, Misses, and Children's combined. WOMEN'S - MISSES' $15.95 Values $ 9.95 $19.95 Values $11.95 Sizes 14 to 20 CHILDREN'S COATS $8.95 Values $ 5.95 Sizes 7 to 14X July Millinery Clearance Straws and Felts 3 Special Tables 79c - $1.00 - $1.49 Be here early for best choice 11111=111116. Cash in on this outstanding sale of Women's and Misses' dresses-Sizes 12 to 241/2 . Light and dark shades, figured and plain in up-to-the• minute styles- every dress in the store on sale. Chiffons with slips, Spun-Ella, Spuns, etc. $2.98 Values $2.19 $3.98 Values $2.69 $4.95 Values $3.49 No approvals, exchanges or re- funds. PRINTED HOUSE COATS A House Coat of luxuriously weighty print, with extra large whirling skirt, well made in every detail. Sizes 14 to 20. $3.49 Values $2.79 .1111.1111•111111111111 Saturday Shopping Hours: 8.30 A.M. to 11.00 P.M ALKER STORES, ,LIMITED Telephone 36. "The Store Where Lower Prices Prevail" Wingham, Ont. PRINTED DRESS LENGTHS Printed Sheer Dress Lengths, figured and spots, 3y, yard ends. Usually $3.50 $2.98 Usually $3.98 $3.49 IMPORTED PRINTS These are our best quality prints impor- ted from America in floral designs on white or coloured grounds. Usually 49c yard. July Clearance - 39c yard JUMBO .FLANNELETTE BLANKETS "Jumbo" all white flannelette blankets. Just right for extra cosiness at the cottage or cool nights at home. Firmly textured with a good nap and extra large size. 70 x 90 inches. July Special - $1.25 each FANCY MARQUISETTE This fine sheer marquisette with its all- over fast colored spots and figures is beauti- fully effective and easy to make up into dec- orative curtains. All colors including pastel shades. About 42 inches wide. July Special - 25c yard FRILLED CURTAINS These are extra value with their bright splashes of fadeless colors. The quality of these lovely curtains is outstanding. All colors. About 50 inches across the top by 2% yards long. July Special $1.19 pair COTTAGE SETS In various colors, standard lengths and widths. July Special - $1.19 pair WINDOW SHADES Opaque, white, cream, green. Wash- able paper. Regular Sizes 36 x 72 inches. 79c each - 47c each BORDERLESS RUGS Rexfelt - 6 ft. x 9 ft. Rexfelt - 41/2 ft. x 6 ft. Rexoleum - 6 ft. x 9 ft. Rexoleum - 41/2 ft. x 9 ft. $1.79 .89 $1.98 .98 FABRIC GLOVES Special clearance in fabric gloves, dis- continued and broken lines from our regular stock. Eggshell, white, black, etc. Values up to 79c. July Clearance - 50c pair LINGERIE SPECIAL Discontinued and broken sizes in odd lines of slips, panties, etc. These are really an extra special. Values up to $1.59. July Clearance $1.19 esprit gown over taffeta and shoulder- ette of blue illusion from a matching halo, She carried a colonial bouquet. Edward Boles, of London, attended the groom. The ushers were Leo, and Roy La Fontaine. The wedding breakfast was served at the Highland Golf Club and a re- ception was held at the home of the bride's mother, Central Ave. The bridal couple left on their wed- ding trip to Quebec and points east. The bride 'travelled in a smart blue and white printed dress with navy redingote and navy accessories, Oti their return they will reside in Lon- don. Guests were present from Buf- falo,. Jamestown, Fort Shelby, Wing- ham, Toronto, Guelph, Tennessee. OBITUARY John go Scott John Ernest Scott, 63, 'owner of a transfer and moving company at rat Worth, Texas, for 2q yegsi dtieclwl Wednesday, July t,at hie .11eineXt16 East Peach Street,',After aft illnes$ of 5eViori#1040451ithiPalefore entering the transfer business, Mr. Scott had been employed as a clerk for the old Pacific Express Company and by Armour & Co. A native of Wingham, Canada, Mr. Scott came to Fort Worth 60 years ago. He was the brother of Walter B. Scott, Fort Worth attorney. Other survivors arc his widow, a son, C. T, Scott, and three sisters, Mrs, 3. A, Gracey, Mrs. R. J. Lackland and Miss Kate Scott, all of Fort Worth; three nieces, Mrs. Fenton J, Baker and' Mrs. Hayden H, Hudson, both of Dal- las,- and Mrs. Orr, Fort Worth, and three nephews, Ruhts j,, S. B. and Marshall P. Lackland, all of Fort Worth. Mrs. John M. Schaefer The death of a former resident of Wingliam, Mrs. Caroline Schaefer, wife of the late John M, Schaefer who operated the Xing Edward Hotel in "Wingham some years ago, occurred in Xitehetter on Monday, July 18th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. Alttnin,'iti, her 82nd year. Surviving are two daughters, Viola and Adeline, Mrs. Ed, toll of Kitchener, and "five sons, Charles M. Schaefer of Buffalo, N.Y., Arthur, Edward and Walter of Kitchener and Harry D. Schaefer of Hanover. The funeral was held on Thursday, July 16th to the Kitchener Cemetery, Rev. A, W, Lotz of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, conducted the services. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Miss Alberta Walker is visiting this week in Toronto. A,C.2 ,Mac Habkirk, Toronto, spent the week-end in town, Miss Dorothy beans is spending this week at Howdenvale. Mr. and Mrs. A. Green spent Sun- day with friends in GuelPh, Cpl. Milton Foxton of Guelph spent a few, days at his home 'Cpl,' Harold Spading of jarVis spent the week-end at his home here, Miss Bernice Reynolds is spending two Weeks at Minden, Haliburtott. Mr. and Mrs. C. Swanson are spending a vacation at Howdetivale. Mrs, George 'Williams is spending A Week 'at E6g1A4titieN take Huron: MORRIS Mrs. Robt. Turnbull and daughter, of Byron, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston and other friends. Mr. Chas. Johnston of Fergus, spent. the week-end at his home on the 1st line. • 1-)..4.4 We were sorry to hear Mrs. Alex McEwen has been sick and in Wing- ham Hospital, and hope she will soon be better again. • Mr. Spence McKinnon of the bank staff at Waterloo, spent the week-end at his home. Miss Isabel Gorley returned to Tor- onto after visiting with her sister, Mrs, Alex MeEwen a while ago, We are glad to hear Mrs. C. Heth- erington is able to be up and around again. Mrs. Harold Harris of Mount For- • est, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Johnston and other friends. Mr. Frank MeQuillian of the Air Force, visited with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl John- ston on Monday. Mr. Smith Robertson of Kitchener, spent the week-end with his parents and brother on the boundary. BELMORE The congregations of both churches was rather thinned out Sunday. The seats were much softer up at Port Al» bert. They had thunder and lightning there too, but didn't hear of anyone getting wet. The Presbyetrian congregation wilt hold their picnic this week at Formosa. All invited, The Union Picnic Thursday after- noon on the Metcalf lawn, was a huge success-but our men folk have something to learn about hanging out clothes. Miss Edna Johann, quite popular as a hurdle-jumpers, was thrown from her driver last week. Edna is now a resident of Toronto, Mr. Roan objec- ted to any such lady rider. She was slightly injured, Miss Ada Clark now of Cargill, was the guest of Mae and Edna Johann the week-end. Mrs, Stevenson of To- ronto, with Mrs. Shurter; Mrs, RintOut and children of Wingham, at. 'Gordon, Mulvey's, also Mr. and Mrs., Xelson, Gowdy and family. M. Jef fray visited Mr, and. Mrs. john Gowdy Friday afternoon. Bobbie Miller returned to hiS home at Exeter Friday afternoon. Audrey Hunkfit accompanied and will visit there-they took the tees frorn,Wing- ham. Anyone wishing to take the boys on at A game of whirling shoes, either phone or get in touch with the Sec., Geo, Merkley or the Treas., Bob Wat. son and Press's Store for rules an& regulations. Thursday, July 23rd,, 1942 WINGRAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE DIADEM WOOL Diadem knitting wool, the kind for al- ghans,. sweaters, childrens' wear, etc. Usual 15c value. tot2,3- WALKER'S I July, July -3 1 I July Clearance Sale I July 3 1 July Special - 2 balls 25c HOSIERY SPECIAL ' Full-fashioned rayon hose, sec- • onds of one of our most popular lines. The imperfections are care- fully repaired and will give perfect satisfaction for so little. Sizes 9 to 10Y2. BUY MORE WAR SAVINGS STAMPS July Special - 59c pair ° 2 pairs - $1.15 ••••1000.001.0.j Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bain and family are holidaying this week at Howden- vale. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Coutts are spending a week's vacation at Bogie's Beach. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Connelly of Stratford; are visitors with Mrs. Harry Towne. Miss Cora Rowan of Toronto is visiting with Capt. and Mrs, W. J. Adams. Miss Laura Calhoun of London, spent the week-end with. Mrs. E, S. Copeland. Miss Grace Hutcheson of Toronto, visited with her parents over the week-end. Pte, Ed, Rich has been on furlough from Kitchener having had notice of a transfer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Forgie if Isling- ton, are visiting with his mother, Mrs. Wtn., Fergie. Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Dunlop and Mary Anti, are spending a holiday at Wilco . 111's. Wa*:,V 4W. ze,ic sodidik as Ebn 4iTting at `Oshawa and Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jackson of Cal- gary, are visititg with Dr. and Mrs. R, L. Stewart. Mr. Waiter VanWyek spent the week-end in Orangeville, his father being very ill. Miss Marie Sproal of Guelph is visiting with Mrs. George Cruick- shank, B. Line. Miss Ernscliffe Musgrove of Buf- falo, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. A. H. Musgrove. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carmichael and family of Byron, are visiting with relatives in town, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Peebles are spending a two weeks vacation at Stoney Creek, Mrs, j. J. Traill is visiting with her daughters, Mrs. ,j. P. McKibbon and Mrs, Alton B. Adams, Mrs. „tames Owens and family are visiting with her parents, Mr.- and Mrs, W. Dennis, Harriston. Mrs. tune Kennedy and Mrs. W. H, Hato, spent ten days with Mrs. C. Cook at Pert 'Clarice, Gnr; Prank Pickell, Nth Battery, C.A., Terrace, B.C., is . spettditt,g a. furlough at his home here. I Mrs. Will Noble And Sol),, I Fred Westey and son and Ilan are visiting Mrs. Marsales, Mr, Bruce Nicholson of Tees. water, spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs. f."), Hutcheson, Sgt. George .Fitzpatrielc of PaaNira, wa is spending a furlough with. his mother, Mrs. M, Fitzpatrick, Mrs, Item :SaNton and Xennie, are spending a holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 13etz of Stratford, L. C, Mac Groves of Sarnia is spending five days leave with relatives. He is being transferred from Sarnia. Pte, Andy Scott, Provost Corps., o London, spent a few days leave in town. Be has been transferred to Val Cartier, Miss Mae Betz of Stratford, return- ed home on Sunday after spending the past two. weeks with her sister,. Mrs. Xen. Saxton. Mrs. Fixter has returned from a visit in Windsor. Her son, Russell, accompanied her and spent a couple of days here, Mr. and Mrs. John Bloom and . daughter Betty, of Stratford, spent a - few days last week at the.home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Saxton. Mrs. Bill Henderson and .children have returned home after spending three weeks with Mrs. Ed. Williams at Cedarmere Cottage, Kincardine. Mrs. C. B. Armitage-spent the week. end in Toronto. Jimmie accompanied her and remained for a visit and her niece, Miss Elsie .Assiltine, returned with her. Miss Joyce Hingston and Billie Hingston of Guelph, are spending their holidays with Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Hal- ler. Mr. and Mrs. hailer spent the week-end in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Stewart of Bowmanville, Mr. and 'Mrs. 3. IL Stewart and Mrs. H. A. Stewart of Morriston, were recent visitors with - Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Henderson, Blue- vale Road. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lediett over the week-end were: Troopers Bill and Preston Lediett, of Debert, Nova Scotia; Pte. Gordon Lediett, Listowel; Miss Hazel Lediett and Miss Emma. Dodds of Toronto and Mr. Clark Sharpin also of Toronto. BATHROOM SETS Useful bathroom sets made from heavy Cotton chenille worked on heavy cotton ground. Bath mat and toilet seat cover. July Special .$1.79 BATHING SUIT. SPECIAL Be sure and see the specials we are offering in this clearance of all our Bathing Suits from regular stock at savings that will mean up to 25%. REMNANT SALE - REMNANT SALE When in the store be sure and see the table of remnants all at clearing prices from 10c to $3.00 1110111111111•11111M1111.11111111111.11 SPUN RAYON PYJAMAS Made from fine spun-rayon in popular Butcher Boy style, gay candy or blazer stripes. Sizes 14 to 20. July Clearance - $2.19 pair RAYON SATIN AND CREPE PANTIES Serviceable Rayon Satin and Crepe Panties with dainty lace or fagoting trim. Tea, Rose and White. Sizes S. M. L. July Special - 59c pair 2 pair - $1.15 RAYON SATIN AND - PRINTED GOWNS Outstanding values in Gowns that will give a lot of extra service for such a low price. Several en- chanting styles from which to choose. July Special $1.89 WEDDINGS Gibbons - Fallona ' In a charming wedding solemnized in St. Peter's Cathedral, London, Helen Frances Fallona, daughter of Mrs. John Kelly Fallona and the late Mr, Valletta, London, became the bride of Wrn, Blair 'Gibbons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gibbons, 69 Beattie Ave., London, formerly of Wingham. The ceremony was ,performed by Rev. Fr. J, T, Gibbons, brother of the groom, The altar was tastefully dec- orated with spires of blue and white delphinium. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her uncle, Mr. T. A, Fortune, of Buffalo, wore a pretty gown of petal pink chiffon taffeta fashioned With bracelet sleeves and a full skirt flaring into a full train, A veil of pink fell to finger-tip length from a coronet of pink rosebuds, She carried a shower bouquet of 13riareliffe roses, babies breath and satin streamers, Miss Anola Gibbons, sister of the grtiorn, attended the bride. She was ,(Ifilted:lit,V,,,b0WeitlOblife point d'.