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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1944-06-15, Page 8LY E,I- 1EIT R E Thursday, Friday, SatuT44)", MERLE OBER,ON In June 15, 16, 17 BRIAN .AH.ERNE "First Comes Courage" A combination espionage and underground drama complete with action, romance, and acting of the highest calibre. Also "Short Subjects" Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wediesclay, June 19, 20, 21 SUSAN PETERS MARY ASTOR HERBERT MARSHALL • — In _ "Young Ideas" The son and daughter of a woman writer attempt to break up their mother's marriage. Also "Short Subjects" itir-FW-me Exterior Painting GOOD PAINT SAVES MORE THAN IT COSTS We have a complete linelof Xgrc.Ft. exterior paints. There is NO inferiority in the quality of e&knie paints. It is the same high quality as you received before the War. We will gladly give 3iort,a. free 50 page bock on the Mannual of Painting. It is your for the asking. The Wallpaper Shop ,mmmommiimmoNimmolimmisr It Makes No Difference What Make or Size Your Radio— We Are Equipped To Repair It. Pattison Radio Service Phone 171 S m oker's Sundries Magazines Haselgrove's SMOKE SHOP WHITECHURCH Bieman - MacKay A wedding of interest to residents of East Wawanosh, was solemnized at Knox Presbyterian Church, Walker- ton on Wednesday, June 7th, at 2 p.m., when Rev. Dr. Marks of Hanover, united in marriage Miss Catharine MacKay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacKay of Walkerton, and Mr. Levi Bieman of the 9th Concession of East Wawanosh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bieman of Owen Sound. Miss Ethel MacKay was her sister's brides- maid and, Mr. George Inglis of Walk- erton, was best man, while little Miss Margaret Long, niece of the bride, was floWer girl. The wedding lunch- eon was served at Pleasure Valley to about fifty guests. After the honey- moon spent at Owen Sound and other Northern points, the happy couple will make their home on the 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman and baby Roger attended the wedding. N.„ This community joins in extending best wishes to the happy couple and a welcome to the bride. f'ENMANS JERSEYS They're designed to make your children look nice, feel comfortable. They're easily launder, ed, which means saved time. Penmans cotton jerseys come in three ranges —plain colours or striped designs. 69c $1.00 $1.25 PENMAN'S ANKLE SOCKS— pine aisles and rayons for children in socks which will give long wear. 29 c pr. 0 ror tiny totsn—rayon socks with long cuffS to, turn over boots. White, pink, blue-4Y2 to 25c Pr* KING'S BLUEVALE'S POPULAR STORE JOSEPH CHILVERS - GENERAL MERCHANT - Phone: Wingham 609R2. Brussels 30R10. CAKE PANS 25c MILK STRAINERS 35c DR. BELLS MEDICAL WONDER $1.01) DR. BELLS CONDITION POWDERS 50c FOR COCCIDIOS S, USE KEW ' $1.00 pkt. FINNS POULTRY CONDITIONER $1,00 FINNS HOG CONDITIONER • 60c RICHMOND PAINT . 75c qt. GLASS COFFEE MAKERS . , $2.75 MEN'S HEAVY BRACES CHECK BLANKET CLOTH . 5c yd. HEAVY GRAY FLANNELETTE 35C yd. WHITE SAXON,Y FLANNELETTE ..... ....._ .... . ..... ......_ ......... .„ 25c yd. KELLOGG'S ALL WHEAT 42 for 25c VAN CAMPS DEHYDRATED BEANS 15c pkt. ROYAL YORK BAKING POWDER .......: ......... .........— ..... .. 1 lb. 20c OXFORD INN VEG. SOUP 10c PERFECTION COCOA 1 lb 25c BLUE RIBBON COCOA . . 1 lb. 25c , PUMPKIN ---- ...... _ ............... — ....... . ............. .....-........—,.......s.. ........ : . ....... ......... . ..... . 15c TOMATOJUICE. . . . —.......-------. ........ ,,,_ ........... 10c BLACKBERRY JAM .._...._—_--..... .......... .... .. :7r.v... ..... . .... .! 42 lb. jar 35c WHEAT NUGGETS-3/ BUSHEL ... :..........._........._......---- ...... .... _ 39c "IT" WHITE SHOE POLLISH 15c an.d. 25c 1. REPUTATION IS. BUILT ON BETTER VALUES iNIMONMS•••••••••1.4.1 1•011h Imm*o. JUNE 24th JUNE I '14th -of . ' • IT'S HEALTH and BEAUTY MONTH at the REXALt.. DRUG STORE—THE STORE that is the POPULAR RENDEZVOUS of careful shoppers for drug store merchandise, BECAUSE it carries a COMPLETE LINE of ALL drug store items, PLUS ALL of the MORE THAN 1,500 EXCLUSIVE REXALL PRODUCTS which are SOLD ONLY In REXALL STORES. • The name "REXALL” STANDS FOR the highest standard of QUALITY in high class drug store merchandise—and is backed by over 34 YEARS of PROGRESS, GROWTH and SUCCESS in serving the people of CANADA. I O SO visit our REXALL DRUG STORE and Iook,over our wide range. , of drug store merchandise, pick out the items you need and benefit by the money-saving values during this early summer sale. Reg. 50c AGAREX. COMPOUND 390 20 oz. bottle RIKER'S MILK OF MAGNESIA 34c SUN-GOGGLES To , protect Your Eyes 25c-35c-50c 4, Reg. 50c LIN-A-SEPTIC LINIMENT.... 390. ELKAY'S GARDEN SPRAY 350 IVY-CHEK for Poison Ivy Rosh 500 Renal! INSECT CHASER 35$ Soni-Ped FOOT POWDER BRITEN TOOTH PASTE or POWDER, Each 290 Reg. 60c GARDENIA ROUGE.. 490 Reg. 30c GARDENIA or JASMINE PERFUME . . .... . 2 for 450 Vitamins' for Health PURETEST PLENAMINS 6 Vitamins with , Liver and Iron capsules X1.75 25 doses ..n110,111,^ 'FRESH I N6 SP BACHELOR SHAVING STICK 40c PHONE 161 FREE DELIVERY WINGRAM ADVANCE411VIES Thursday, June 1 504 1944 ' lug', sae MUM oldie KIDNEY. and BLADDER PILLS IKLENZO NYLON TOOTH TWO BRUSH Styles 3 each e 3 041 31 DENTAL PASTE LYNN VALLEY (20-oz. tin) BARTLETT PEARS ..... 20e ' FOUR O'CLOCK BLACK TEA '1/2 -lb. 40c FIRST AID' EMER GENCY KIT eath 7111 MANY MONMAIRNITt VALOIS OWNED ON TM SALE MOM ANIE MANY 0111MM ON DISMAY AT OUR STORE. 'We reserve thoi right to limit the clohintitlet ffiurebeised by any dottimee REMEMBER—ONLY DRUG STORES OFFER YOU vx.ckee. VALUES RATION COUPON INFORMATION Here are the dates on which ration coupons are due: Here are the dates on which ration coupons are due: Butter coupons 62 to 65 now valid, Sugar coupons 14 to 35, canning coupons Fl to F5 now valid, Preserves 1 to 22 now valid. Tea, coffee 14 to 29, El to E6; T330 and T34 now yalid. One preserves coupon is good for 12 fluid ounces jam, jelly, marmalade, maple butter, honey butter, cranberry sauce or fountain fruits; or 2 pounds maple sugar; or 20 fluid ounces can- ned fruit; or 24 fluid ounces (2 lb, net) extracted honey; or 2 standard sec- tions or 2 pounds (net)) of cut comb honey; or 15 fluid ounces corn syrup, cane syrup or blended table syrup; or 40 fluid ounces (1 (wart) maple syrup or molasses; or % pound sugar: 30 Western Ontario Men Honoured Thirty district men, 12 of them Lon- doners, were included in the King's birthday list of honors, announced in Ottawa. A total of 409 Canadians, all of them members of the armed forces or auxiliary services, were honoured. Among those honoured was Brig. J. MacDonald, D.S.0„ M.C,, 54, officer commanding M.D. 1; also Sqdn. Ldr, Robert M. Aldwinckle, of Varna, who was awarded the D.F.C. Fighting Flares on Polish Front London, — A spurt of fighting northwest of Tarnopol in old Poland was announced in the broadcast sup- plement to the Russian communique. ST. HELENS Mrs. Alex McGcregor of Granun, Alberta, was the gueSt of her sister- in-law, Mrs. George Stuart and Mr. Stuart. Mrs. McGregor who is presi- dent of the W.C.T.U. for Alberta, has been attending a convention at Mono- „ton, N.B. Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs„ T. J. Salkeld, Mr. and Mrs, W. I. Miller, Mrs. W. A, Miller, and Ann Todd, 'M- tended the annual Salkeld re-union held at the Lions' Club Park at Sea- forth, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leitch of De- troit and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mc- Guire and Shirley of London, were• recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Thom. Mr, and Mrs. Nathaniel Bolt, and. Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Cook of Mar. nosh, visited on Sunday at_ the home of Mr. and Mrs, ,john Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mcl3urney, spent Sunday in Wingham with Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Robinson.. Mr. and Mrs. jack Coultes of Morris and Mr, and. Mrs, Alec Leaver and daughter of East Wawanosh, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes, BLYTH Corporal Jessie Phillips of *Barrie- field, is spending a two weeks furlough with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Phillips. The Most Rev. Archbishop Seager, will make a visit to Trinity Church on Friday, June 16th, at 8 p.m., when a class of candidates will be confirm- ed. Rev. A. W. Sinclair conducted the anniversary services at Whitechurch, on Sunday. Rev. J. H. Ward of St. Helens had charge of the services in the United Church. Mrs. Charles Liddle is visiting friends in Ripley this week. Miis Margaret McClelland, who has been seriously ill, is not improving as her .many friends had IhOped for. A dance sponsored by the ladies of S S No. 10, East Wawanosh, will be, held on Tuesday evening, in Memorial Hall. The lucky ticket will be drawn on the 'quilt. At the last meeting of the Municipal Council, Mr. Wm, Thuell was appoint- ed Engineer of the Corporation' of Myth Mr. Garfield Doherty having resigned. MORRIS Mr:. and Mrs. Wilbert Mathers, Helen and Mrs. Boyce, visited with Mr. Henry Mathers, sisters and Chas. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston and Emma and other friends in 13`lue- vale on.Sunday. ,, Miss Janet Robertson of Brussels, spent the week-end with her brother, Campbelk and attended the Bluevale Presbytezian Church anniversary. We are- sorry to hear Mr. Richard Johnston is not very well at present and hope he will be better soon. Mrs. Melville Mathers and Mr. and Mrs. Willi Peacock attended the fun- eral of Miss- Lillian Vogan on Friday near Belmore. Mr. and; Mrs. Jas. Peacock visited one night last week with, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Johnston, SALEM % . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett, at- tended the funeral last Sunday of the former's cousin, Mr. Richard Jackson, who resided north of Gorrie. The sorrowing friends have the sympathy of the community. • Joyce, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh, was operated on for tonsilitis in the Listowel Hos- pital last Saturday. We are glad to say it was successful and we hope to see her able to come home soon again. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cathers, spent a few days recently with friends in To- onto. Mrs. Wm. Weir spent a few days over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dane, who reside north of Gorrie. The Ladies' Aid and Red Cross held a joint meeting in the church on Tues- day afternoon of last week, They did some quilting. Lunch was served by Mrs. Melvin Willits and Mrs. Ken- neth Bennett. BLUEVALE Held Anniversary' Services Ideal weather conditions added to the success of the anniversary services 'held at Knox Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev, K. Hunter Palmer, D,D., of Palmerston., At the morning service he spoke on the Westminister Confession of Faith and the Shorter Catechism and the part 'played' by prayer in the composition 'of 'both. In the evening he preached a. sermon ap- propriate to the time of war crisis taking 'his text from Daniel's vision of the coming of the beasts, representing the rule -of force and his vision of the coming of the Son of Man, represent- ing brotherhood. He urged the ,co- operation of all hi support of our heroes overseas and in preparation for' the new order of peade. Special musk was rendered by the choir as- sisted by= Mrs, James Cleghorn of Winghant and a male quartette cant- poSed of Messrs C Johnston, J. C, Higgins', Verne • Huffer and Allan Ramsay, junior Chords Led Singing At the miming service in the 'Unit. ed Church, Rev, Campbell' Tavener took his text front the 4th chapter of Nehamiah, Where he biiiided the brolc. en Valls against great oppositi'o'n, The Service of song ,was led by a Junior Choir, Muriel Stnith, Mary Darling, Shirley ,Seising and Ititharette sang a quartette. Campbell TIVOtt et attended 'the meeting of the Huron Presbytery 'of Dougal Strachan and Mrs. Andrew Lamoht, Brussels, with their sister, Mrs. Peter S. MacEwen. Mrs. John. Garniss, Miss Lillian and son Frank of Morris with Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffatt. Quilt For Junior Red Cross Mrs. Stanley Darling has made a quilt for the Junior Red Cross at Blue- vale school and gave a tea to the ladies who quilted at her home. The Juniors are selling tickets on the quilt to raise funds for the Red Cross. 220's ORANGES , .. „.„„„ doz 47c Rine TOMATOES .....— lb, 2k Leaf LETTUCE .,... 2 belts, VC Fresh” RAD/SAES ,....... bch. 5d BACHELOR TALCUM 35c the United Church at Clinton on Tues- day. Rev. F. G. Fowler supplied for Rev, Hunter. Palmer at Palmerston on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Vinney of Lakelet, spent Sunday with Mr. .and Mrs Joseph Chilvers. Mr. and Mrs. jblin Geddes of Bel- grave, with Miss Fraser and Mrs. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Speir, Brus- sels, with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mc- Kinney. VIKING WRITING PAD and 25ac ENVELOPES 006° REX-EME Medicated Skin ottani Reg. 69c 850 — AT — Smith's Economy Food Store 47-0Z. TINS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 35c NEILSON'S JERSEY COCOA, 1-lb. tin 29c 24 FL. OZ. JAR TIP TOP i RASPBERRY\ JAM - 39c N' CANADIA CAMPBELL'S MEDIUM CHEESE ..... -. lb. 32c • VEG. SOUP, 2 tins ...— ... „.„ 25e AYLMER CHOICE GROUND FRESH PUMPKIN, large tin ,„_:,..,15c....... REX COFFEE .... ...............- lb. 49c Lifebuoy Health Soap . . 3 cakes 20c Javex 2 bottles 25c (Plugs 2 empty bOttles) Old English Liquid Floor Wax pint 49c FRESH .FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 288's ORANGES, dot. .. 850 New CARROTS lb. 9c 800's LEMONS I) for 12c Quebec POTATOES 45c York Good Quality Botogna lb. 25c Maple Leaf kindless Bacon ......• IA-lb pkg. 27c Macaroni and Cheese Meat Loaf . lb. 33c RATION COUPONS VALID THURSDAY, JUNE 15th Sugar, Not I, to 25:Tea. and Coffee, 144.1 to 34 and Et to tit Preterites, Nos. t to 22. &tact. MOS, 62 to' 68. emitting soot', Mt* Pt to