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and his supreme confidence she will weather all
storms and fight her way to victory no
matter what the odds.
Also "Short Subjects".
For this Thursday, Friday and Saturday there will
be two shows each evening at 8 p.m. and 9.45 p.m.
Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,, April 10, 11, 12
EDWARD G. ROBINSON
MARGUERITE CHAPMAN
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JOSEPH CHILVERS - GENERAL MERCHANT
Phone: Winghazn 609R2. Brussels 30R10.
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SALEM
Mrs. D, L. 'Weir is at present visit-
ing friends in London and Toronto.
Mrs. ,Ken. Jackson of Weston, is
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Charlie Cathers,
The Literary and dance which was
held in Lane's School last Friday
night, was well attended. All those
present seemed. to enjoy themselves,
.Mr. and Mrs. Allister' Green from
near Wroxeter; spent Sunday evening
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W, E,
Weir,
The W. A, and the Red Cross met
hi the church on Tuesday and did
some quilting.
GLENANNAN
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffatt and
family of Wroxeter also Mr. and Mrs.
Anson ThOrnton and family of Gor-
rie, visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Thos. Stokes.
Mrs. John Metcalfe spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Wy-
lie, Wroxeter.
Misses Lois and Bernice Appleby of
Kincardine, spent the week-ends with
their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Reuben
Appleby.
Mr. Dave Metcalfe of the West is
at present visiting with friends and
relatives on the tenth.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lincoln and
Lance, also Mrs. Harry Brown and
little daughter, Shirley visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs: John Cathers
of Gorrie,
Smoker's Sundries
Magazines
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Haselgrove's
SMOKE SHOP
Radios are Scarce
HAVE YOUR PRESENT SET
REPAIRED NOW
Remember, by bringing in your
set you save money.
PATTISON Radio Service
PHONE 171
It's tun to fuss up for Easter and it starts Spring
off right to be ready to step out the first nice day
with your'outfit complete. Whether you want every-
thing new, or just some odd. accessories, We're ready
. to help you in your preparations.
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WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday, April 6th, 1944'
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Easter Time
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Church Services
Rev. F. G. Fowler conducted a pre-
'Easter service at Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning-. The ser-
mon dealt with "Practical lessons
learned from the Triumphal Entry
into Jerusalem" and the doings and
saying of Christ during Holy Week.
Miss Irene Taylor of Wingham sang
a solo.
Following the service the Sunday
School was re-opened with an attend;
:ante of 45. The superintendent, Mrs.
Harvey Robertson and the teaching
-staff; Bible class, Rev. F. G. Fowler;
Institute will be held on TuesclaY.
April 11th, at the -home of Miss Duff
at 2.30 o'clock.
The Roll Call will be answered by
payment of fees for next year and in-
troducing a new member.
The president's address, the annual
statement of the secretary-treasurer,
reports of conveners of standing com-
mittees, the report of the nominating
committee and the election of officers
will form, the programme.
Issue 386 Ration Books
J, Chilvers had charge of the distri-
'initial of the new No, 4 Ration Books
at his store here during the week,
when 386 books were issued. He.was
assisted by Mrs, M. L, Aitken and
Mrs, F. G. Fowler,
Mrs, Edward Johnston spent the
greater part of last week at Gorrie
and attended the funeral of her only
sister, Mrs. William Whitfield, on
Wednesday afternoon, March 29th.
Mother Dies In England
Jack Wickstead, 3rd concession of
Morris, received a cable on Saturday
announcing the death of his mother,
Mrs. John Wickstead, in her 80th
year. She had been in delicate health
since December and passed away at
her home in Newport, Shropshire,
England. Her husband died suddenly
three weeks ago; There are two sons
in Canada, Charles, with the Veteran
Guards in Alberta, and Jack in Morris.
President Visits Y. P. U.
The weekly meeting of the Y. P. U.
on Thursday evening was of special
interest, Benson Sutter of Clinton,
president of the Huron Presbyterial
of the Y. P. U. of the United Church,
made his first visit to the Bluevale
Society. After a devotional period,
Fleming Johnston, president, intro-
ducted the speaker. Mr. Sutter's ad-
dress gave a glowing account of the
work of Rev. Lester Burry, United
Church missionary in the Labrador,
whose work is supported by the
churches of the London Conference.
Very clear and interesting pictures of
the fisher-folk living there, who are a
mixed race of Indian Eskimo and
Scotch ancestory, were shown on a
screen. Mr. Burry, preaches in a vil-
lage church and broadcasts regularly
to hunters and trappers whose work
takes them far into the interior. In
summer his boat the "Glad Tidings",
carries him on missionary visits up
and down the coast. In winter he
travels by dog team. Mr. Sutter ex-
hibited some of the handiwork made
in the Labrador and the clothing worn
there—Mulaks (footwear), and seal
mitts, an Eskimo doll, table, mats, etc.
Young people of London •Conference
have undertaken the task of supplying
canned milk to the undernourished
children 'of the desolate Labrador.
Rev. C. ,Tavener expressed the ap-
preciation of the audience for the most
interesting address. Refreshments
were served at the close.
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Mr. Thos, Weir who underwent a
serious operation on Thursday last, in
Wingham General Hospital is making
a satisfactory recovery.
Mrs. Richard Culliton and/ family
moved on Monday to their new home
in Wingham. s
Mrs, Alex Forgie and Fraser, were
recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Arth-
ur Lincoln.
Mrs. Omar Stokes is at present vis-
iting her daughters, Mrs. Ivan Haugh,
and Mrs. Bill Tiffin.
WESTFIELD
Mr. and, Mrs. Cliff 'Crozier and
liabe, Mrs. Win. Crozier of Crewe, vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W'.
A. Campbell and Mr. W. H. Camp-
bell,
Pte. Harold Bosman of London, was
a guest on Sunday at the home of his
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Maurice Bos-
man,
Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. (Murdock of
Pine River were recent guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Wight-
man.
Mrs. attic Mrs, Gordon Smith and
Barbara, of Goderich visited on Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs. J. L. McDowell.
Miss Eileen Taylor spent the week-
end with her aunt, Mrs. R. Stone-
house of Goderich,
Messrs, Bill Buchanan and Ronald
Taylor wet% recent London visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. -Chas. Bennett and
children left on Saturday for their new
hatne Clareshome, Alberta, „.„
Mrs. Earl Wightman spent over the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Henry iMathers of Lucknow, re
turning home on Sunday with Mr.
Wightman and family.
The Y, P. U. met on Wednesday
evening with 13 present, The meeting
was lend by Pearl Jamieson with Phyl-
lis Cook at the olano. The scripture
lesson was read by Mildred Carter,
prayer by Gordon McDowell, The
Topic was given by Peat! jainieson,
The social activities were in charge of
Rev, Harold ,Snell,
While buzzing wood at Mr. Wm,
McDowell's on Monday A. M., Mr.
Howard Campbell 'had the misfortune
to trip, falling against the saw and
cutting his hand, making it necessary
for the Dr. to put in a couple of stit-
Ches.
LAC, Clifford Walsh returned to
Camp Borden on Saturday after *end-
ings tot** of weeks With his pat.
eiltS, Mr, and Mrs. A, E, Walsh,
The. Wallpaper Shop'
SPRING SPECIAL — 10% DISCOUNT
Thrifty Shoppers, here is news of interest to
you. We are giiiing a 10% Discount off wallpaper
if a purchase is made of 1 quart or more of no-
Glaze Paint, Varnishes or. Enamels.
We carry a complete line of Flo-Glaze Products.
PHONE 161
FREE DELIVERY
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READY-CUT MAPLE LEAF TENDER-
MACARONI 4 lbs. 25c FLAKE LARD . lb. 17c
CANADIAN. PAT-A-PAN
MILD CHEESE lb. 31c PASTRY FLOUR 24-lb bag 79c
QUICK COOKING PAN-DRIED
ROBIN HOOD OATS 5 IL Bag 29c
IN THE SHELL
ROASTED PEANUTS lb. 25c
AYLMER APPLE
JUICE — 13-oz bottle 14c
.Sunlight Laundry Soap
Concentrated Supersuds
Phillips Baby Soap . , .
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
226's CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA NEW 1
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96's SEEDLESS TEXAS 288's CALIFORNIA
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Firm Ripe Imported Tomatoes , . . lb. 33c
California Iceberg Head Lettuce „ 2 heads 27c •
Pascal Green California Celery . „ bunch 17c
WAXED CAL/FORNIA 300's
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RATION COUPON'S VALID 'THURSDAY, 1V/ARCH 30
sugar, Nos. 1 to 20.. Preserves, Nos, I to 16, Tea and Coffee
Nos, 1 to 29 and EA• to EA, flitter, Nos, 56 to 56.
Sr. Girls (Bethany), Mrs. Fowler;
Intermediate classes, Mrs. Cameron
Adams, Mrs. Gordon Mundell; Prim-
er class, Miss Jean Elliott. Attendance
awards will be given at the end of the
year.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was observed at the morning
service in the United Church, conduc-
ted by the Rev. Campbell Tavener.
Three new members were received in-
to the fellowship of the Church . A
vocal duet was sung by Mrs. Alex
McCrackin and Mrs. George Hether-
ington.
Women's Institute Will Hold Annual
The annual meeting of the Women's
`This Year send Greetings the
"Greeting Card" way —
"Cards Gladden the Heart"
For That Easter Surprise—
GIVE HER — COLOGNE OR PERFUME
Apple 33losoorn, Encliate.
Rubinsetn
Heav Sent—designed by Helena
ein,
Tiveed, A tientot, Miracle, Pink Party — created for her by
tentheric,
Adrienne, jasmine, Gardenia of Southern France presented
by Lode Perfumes.
OR you may choose to' give a beauty aid-,-stich as a face powder,
lipstick, rouge or cream. We have charts which will assist
you to choose the proper shades,
GIVE
Bachelor toiletries, billfold, leather writing case, pipe, to-
hacto pouch, cigarettes or tobacco,
THE
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. W. A. Beecroft, Minister
A. W. Anderton, Organist and
'Choir Leader
11. a.m.—Easter Message.
Organ Preludes—
"Hallelujah" from the "Mount
of Olives" .._-__ Betthoven.
"Worthy is the —Lamb" from
Handel's Messiah
Invitatory Antiphon for East-
er Day Holler.
Anthems—
"Christ is Risen" -- Turner.
"As it Began to Dawn"
Martin.
Offertory Voluntary
"I Know That My Redeem-
er Liveth" ... Handel's Messiah
Organ Postlude—
"Hallelujah Chorus"
Handel's Messiah.
2.35-p.m.—Sunday School.
7. p.m. — "The Glory in our
Street".
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Rector, Rev. E .0. Gallagher. i
,-111- 8.30 a.m.—Holy Communion. i
11.00 a.m. — Holy Communion iii • and Sermon.
BAPTIST CHURCH --z
The Dawn came up like
Solo—"At the End of the Sab-
I 1 I -4 Thunder."
Pastor, Rev, Phu Lucas 1
1 hath."—Mrs. Geo. Taylor. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. i.. Li Offertory Anthem—"Behold God 11 aan.—"Christ is Risen from m.. is my Salvation,"—Smallwood. the Dead", !!!
1 2.30 p.rrid—Children's Service. 7.30 pan—"The Living Christ", i
IN 7.00 p.m. — Evensong and Ser-
i Ilion: "But Christ did Rise!" All Welcome. ill
i Office Anthem -- "Hallelujah i
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now is Christ Risen. (Simper)
with soprano Solo -- Miss D.
M Piper,
Offertory Anthena--"Why seek
ye the. Living among the
Dea&• (Peace)', with soprano
solo — Mrs, R. E. ,.Armitage,
and tenor solo -•-• Mr. W. J,
Tucker:
Services...,"
11 start, Morning Service — The
Way to Emmaus, ..
2.30 p.tri.•,-4ttniiay School
1. p.m. Evening Service .••• The
Mr. 'Roy„Mundy, Musical
Director.
Double Victory,
All ate welcome. i
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ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Kenneth MacLean, B. A.
Minister.
11 a.m.—Subject: "The Perfect
Victory."
Organ Prelude--"Easter Morn-
ing" ....... .......... R. M. Stults.
Anthem — "God so loved' the
World" Stainer.
Recitative John McKibben.
Organ, Offertore —"Dedication"
_ . ...... — . ..... R. Franz.
Solo — -Se-lected: LAC. Gordon
Leggatt.
Organ Postlude — "Prince of
Nations" G. Bottorf.
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School.
Evening Service broadcast over
CKNX.
6.45 p.m.—"Organ Recital".
7.00—Subject: "Faiths Bondage"
Anthem—"Is it nothing to you"
Stainer._
Organ Offertoire: "Andante in
G" . E. Batiste.
Solo—"Were You .. There?" Arr.
C. Burleigh. --. Harold Victor
Pym.
Vespers.
Organ Postitide—"Jesti, Joy of
Man's Desiring" j. S. Bach.
Harold Victor Pyrit, Organist
and Choir Director;
SALVATION ARMY
Captain G. navies.
Lieut. M. Gitsham.
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SERVIETTES 2 pkgs. 25c
CLUB HOUSE PLAIN
OLIVES 16'-oz. jar 49c
3 bars 20c
pkg. 22c
i0e• 3 cakes 17c
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