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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1944-06-22, Page 8WINGliar ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, Friday, Saturday, DON AIVIECHE June 22, 23, 24 FRANCES DEE Gabardines In a brief reply, LAC, Pickell, on behalf• of his bride and himself, aelc- nowledged the gifts and good wishes and expressed the hope that they would soon haVe a ,h,9ine Of their own. The evening was spent in dancing. LAC. Picket re-joined his unit on Monday. Mre. Pickell remain With her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Her- bert Wheeler, for the Present. that evening, and several trees in their orchard were struek, while, hydro lines were burned through, at George Ken- 13POY',$ and Whitechnrch lights were q.14t off. • Mr, and MrS, Amos Cornelius visit- ed ,an Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson of Ilelgrave, The people of East Wawanosh re, gret the early Passing of iMr. Milton S. McBurney, of London, who passed away at Hotel Died Hospital, in Mon- treal on Tuesday, and extend sym- pathy to the bereaved wife and family,. and his mother, Mrs, Sam McBurney and brothers and, sisters in East Wa- wanosh, Mr. Trios, Robinson, who has been with his family at Delhi and Tilson- burg for the past three weeks, return- ed home on Saturday and Mr, Jas, Robinson of Wingham, Spent the week-end Sunday, on the 9th. "HAPPY LAND" MeKinlay Kantor's Honely story of an Iowan family. Also "Short Subjects", Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 26, 27, 28 JOAN CRAWFORD FRED MacMURRAY In '111.1 , "ABOVE SUSPICION" A melodrama about spies and their attempt to acquire a secret formula. Also "Short Subjects". 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Salts ..... „- 2 for 39c 50c ReXall Kidney & Bladder Pills 39c 45c Rexall Nerve Tonic Tab- lets 39c 50c Dental Fix (for dentur- es) , 39c 30c Rexall Shave Stick 23c 39c Klenzo Shave Cream 33c 40c Jasmine & Gardenia Tal- cum, 2• for 65c The above are only a few of the values offered you for the next week. Buy Now and Save. You Save with Safety at ' Mrs. Douglas Willcocks of Elmford, New York, with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Procter and other relatives. Ernest Wheeler of Lethbridge, Alta., spent a few days with relatives here., Trooper Ralph McCrea or Chilli- wack, B. C., is spending a short fur- lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McCrea. 31c HABITANTVEG. SOUP .. .......... ......_ ... : ...... . ...... ...........- ... . ...... ...„._ „ . . 10c CLUB HOUSE COFFEE . _ -_ .......... , ..... :._ -49t lb, CHASE & SANBURN COFFEE 49c lb. ' DALTON'S PUDDING POWDERS 2 for 15e CLUBHOUSE OLIVES, STUFFED .. . ------__ 6 oz, jar 29e PAROWAX , ... _--- 15c pkt. CHAMP CLEANER 10c INGERSOLL iVIALTED CHEESE, 1/2 lb, pkt. ' 23c JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF McCORMICK'S AND WESTON'S SODAS. COME AND GET THEM. ATTENTION FARMERS—WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF BARN DOOR HANGERS, TRACK AND ;BRACKETS It Males No Difference What Mbe or Site Your Radio-- We Are Equipped To Repair It. Pattison Radio Service Phcai 171 mommumisoftwoom' imams New fabric, that scoff at the disappearance of silk . , Novelty fabrics, soft to handle . . lustrous to the eye — draping perfectly . , better wearing. Truly the Ties of the Minute, Forsyth 50c 750 $1.00 the P a Miss s''thesepcottne.rtvlvi Beatrice ce weeks, i'r Bee t eherac:cit Presbyterian:arAsci since ci th e )ioisu4Inirtd• it .i week-end here, nl'dCc wNovelayl sc:11.iyi; her parents, alp. w:en:le:or tit: '4,i1s1:11u1':nirr.s,' ' Mr. John. 13eecroft„- before, taking a Miss June Irwin 9f Toronto, spent and Mrs, Nerson Irwin. Mr. Irwin was in London to an specialist one day last week, as he has been having trouble with one of his eyes. The County grader has been work- ing on the 10th Cencession of East Wawanosh widening the road east of the bridge, and making a good ap- Proaeh to the picnic grounds at Chas, Leaver's. ' The Red Cross Society held a quilt- Hutch-ng at the home of Mrs. John Hutch- ison on Friday, and held one at the home of Mrs. Ben. McClenaghan on Thursday. Mr. Adams spent last week brick- two cans of cookies, which were laying at Westminster Hospital, Lon, Lon- don, He will .have work there for the next few months. . Mrs, Jas, Laidlaw was called to Goderich on Sunday on account of the serious condition of her mother, Mrs. Straughan, who has been ill for the past few months, Corp, Doris McClenaghan of W,D, of Rogersville, spent last week-end with "her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ben * ' McClenaghan. Mr. Charles Leaver and Mr. Gordon ing ,interesting ladies' McGee,,week-end of all the children in the commun- Graham of Conn. Don't forget to attend the concert • that is being held in the Institute Hall Charles Martin will act as master , of ceremonies, and the concert will be of radio fame. So come along and enjoy the evening. The funds will be ... Several meetings have been held in E. Wawanosh during the past week , with Mr. KinKead, school inspector, -speaking on the school area system, and this week meetings will be held at Westfield on Monday night and at Belgrave on Wednesday, night. The Farm Forum studied this project this winter, and the people have teen very enthusiastic about it. A very interesting meeting was held in the hall here on Friday evening, under the auspices of the Farm Fed- eration. The meeting was in charge ing Wawanosh was meet- Norman Radford, and opened by the Thursday evening concert. The sing- ing "0 Canada." Miss Shirley Rad- ford sang a solo, also Mr. Aubrey Toll. Mr. Bruce Matheson, Agricultural Representative for Huron, spoke brief- Dr. A. R. Campbell of Heneall, who Women's Institute was 'held on with the National Anthem. The ladies of the Institute served hot dogs and lemonade, and the Conn - Waddel orchestra supplied the music for the „Mr. arid Mrs. Eddie Waddel and sons, spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bill Smith. The regular monthly meeting of the Tues- day last with the vice-president, Mrs, opening- exercises, the roll-tall was answered by naming places I'd like to see and why, and very different places visiting yet. A splendid report of the made extensive plans for the entertain- ity at the July meeting, and plans for meeting was closed by the National Anthem. The Red Cross Society then served sandwiches, cookies and a cup of tea to pay postage on the twenty- pack- ed that night, with . three dozen to a can, for the boys overseas, Tpt. Donald Ross of Camp Borden, is enjoying a furlough at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ross, and Mr, (George Ross of Owen Sound, also spent the week-end there, Mr. and Mrs. Russel , Moore and. daughter of Preston, spent the week- end with his parents,Ikirr. and Mrs, Arthur Moore and other relatives here, Sun- Church day on account of the Annivetsary services being held in Langsldc Chortle Successful anniversary serv- ices were also held ott Sunday in trick United Church. While Communion service was held in the United Church here. Pte. Orton Grain of Woodstock and Mrs. Grain, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lance Grain. The W:M.S. of the Presbyterian Church will hold their meeting this week 8n Thursday, and the W,M,S. of the "United Church meet on WerineS, Clay” at the home of Mrs, A. PO% 411111111111118.8.1011NOMMIMIN S ok el.'s Sundries Magazines Bride and Groom Honoured The Forester's Hall was filled on Wednesday evening of last week when friends and relatives in large numbers gathered in honour 'Of LAC. Wilfred and Mrs, Pickell whose marriage was an event of the past week., Among the many beautiftil gifts re- ceived by the young couple was a walnut living-room table frOm the Session of XttO): United Church, and a Pyrex Coffee Percolator from the choir of which Mrs. Picket], who was formerly Miss Velma Wheeler, is orgaeist and leadef. Following an intermission when hutch was served, german IteatIng, speaking on behalf of the group, called LAC. Pickell and his wife to the plat, &tin arid ezteeded congratulation and beat wishes, BLUEVALE'S POPULAR STORE JOSEPH CHILVERS - GENERAL MERCHANT Phone: Wingham 609R2. Brussels 30R10. SWEAT PADS 65c and 95c each HOT SHOT BATTERIES $2.40 CARBORUNDUM FILES FOR MOWER KNIVES ... ....... ,. 95c GLASS WASH BOARDS 59c 3-TINE PITCH FORKS $1.25 STOCKAID FLY SPRAY FOR CATTLE ...... ........ „,, ........ .,. $1.45 GAL. WOMEN'S COTTON STOCKINGS 19c MEN'S WORK SOCKS 25c to 75c PILLOW SLIPS . .— 49c ea. SUPER FLOOR WAX 21c tin MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS .... ...... . .... .. ... ....— 15c ea. MINERAL OIL 45c- '6615 1,-1Viii. Ziff; — 90e AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, 20 oz. tin ..... ........ ..... , .......... ....—_—......... 1.0c FLO GLO LIQUID WAX . . ton ,on Saturday after spending the week with her mother; Mrs. A. FoX, Mies -Fox is teller in a bank there. Quite a few telephones in the corn- munity„were put out of commission during the Sunday evening electrical storm, while several trees were also struck by lightning on the farm of Mr. Robe Purdon. Mr. and. Mrs. Henry McGee cele- brated the fourty-ninth anniversary of their wedding on Monday. Mrs, Mc- Gee has been confined to her bed dur- ing the past week with a very sore leg. Mr. and Mrs.'Ed. McBurney motore ed to London on Satufday and the three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton McBurney returned home with them to spend their holidays with relatives here. Mr. Milton Mcl3urney has gone through two severe opera- tions in a Montreal Hospital during RATION COUPONS VAL/D • THURSDAY, JUNE I.5th Sugar, Not, '1 to 35, Tea and Coffee., NoS. I to 84 and El to Ell. Preserve”, Noe. I to 22. Butter, Nos. 62 to Olt Canning Stletar, Istoe, VI to F. Haseigrove's SMOKE, SHOP Han & C000 Lignite em, Tree }lit l$y Lightning During the severe electric storm Sunday night, a large ash tree on the line between Carl 'Procter and Rich- ard Procter, Concession 4, Morris township, was struck by lightning and stripped of much of its bark, , Brick Church Held Anniversary Anniversary services were• conduct- ed in Brick United Church, East Wa- wanoeh on Sunday, June 1S, at 1,1 aAn. and 7.30 ti,m.• hy Rev. S. Brenton of Ethel. Large baskets of peonies dece orated the church for 'the occasion, The choir, led by Mrs. Norman Coul- tes, sang two anthems at each service, In the evening a solo was contributed' by Mrs. George Taylor, At the morning service Rev, Bren- ton preached on the subject, "The Church, its Life and 'its Work," and, at the evening service the text was, "If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the spirit." Both services were well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mathers' and family from near. Bluevale, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woods and family of Tureberry, visited .recently, With Me. and Mrs, C. Logan. Members of ,the Belgrave Women's Institute, who attended. the West Hur- on District 'Annual Meeting in Dun- gannon last Thursday were: Mrs, J, M. Coultes, Miss- Edith Procter, ,Mrs. C. R. Coulter; Mrs. C. Logan and Mrs. N. Keating. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Manning have been informed of the death of Mr, Manning's Uncle, George Whitney, of Winnipeg, in his' 80th year. Mr. arid Mrs:Kenneth Howard, of Toronto, and Mrs. Van VanNorman, of Winghatre- with Mr. and Mrs. J, A, Geddes. Miss Myrtle Yuill of Harriston, with her, parents, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph () OVrgkrzek, Exterior Painting GOOD PAINT SAVES MORE THAN IT COSTS We have a complete line of Prod.aq exterior paints. There is NO inferiority in the quality of 73gWe paints. It is the same high quality as you received 'before the War. We will gladly give you a free 50 page book on the Mannual of Painting. It is your for the asking. The Wallpaper Shop PHONE 161 Q FREE DELIVERY MORN/NS 24 FL. OZ. JAR TIP TOP 39c • ale RASPBERRY JAM The Smart Answer To Your Summer Neckwear Requirements CANADIAN CAMPBELL AY ' MEDIUM CHEE CE SE . .... ... lb. 32c VEG.UND EG S S OUP, 2 tins - 25c L CHOI FRESH PUMPKIN, large tin.. .. .. .. ...... 150. REX COFFEE ...................1b, 49c Lifebuoy Health'Soap . , . . , .(...... , , . 3 cakes 20c Javex . , . , .' 2 bottles 25c (Pluss 2 empty bottles) Old English Liquid Floor Wax . , . , . pint 49c 1,0,0~41NOINI01•1111111111111411110 — FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 288's ORANGES, dog, ........ 35c 220's ORANGES .......... doz. 47e blew CARROTS ...... ....... lb. 9e Ripe TOMATOES ....... lb. 23c 300'S LEMONS ......... it for 12c Leaf LETTUCE ,... 2 belts, 17c Quebec POTATOES ... pit, 45e Fresh RADISHES ......., br.h. Sc York Good Quality Bologna . . lb. 25c Maple Leaf kindless Bacon . 11/2•44 pkg. 27c Macaroni and Cheese Meat Loaf . , lb. 33c WHITECHURCH Dr. Wilfred Robinson of Dryden, spent the Week-end at the home of his' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson. Miss Lettie Fox returned to Hamil- BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. John Lucas, Pastor SUNDAY, JUNE 25th 10 a,m, — Sunday Sehool. 11 a.m. — "Without Holiness no Man shall see the Lord," 7.30 pan.—"The Joy of the Lord is Your Strength." All Welcome. ti BLUEVALE To .Hold Picnic , The Sunday schools of Eadies' and Bluevale Presbyterian Churches, have decided to hold their annual S, S. picnic on the park at Bayfield, on Saturday, June 24th. Red Cross Shipment The Red Cross unit shipped supplies to Wingham this week including 10 suits of Men's pyjamas, 5 suits of boys pyjamas, 8 yrs. size, 10 girls dresses, 2 yr. size, 10 nighties, 8 yr. size. Knitted garments with yarn supplied by Wingham: 2 little girls sweaters, 1 little boys suit sweater and pants, 3 long sleeved sweaters. 37 Years Married Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. McEwen celebrated the 87th anniversary of their marriage on Monday, at their home in the village. In the evening they opened their home for a come munity prayer meeting. Rev.. F. G. Fowler conducted the service and spoke on the giving of a "cup of cold water" pointing out that gifts and small acts of kindness done in God's name are of great importance. A quartette composed of Mrs. F. G, Fowler, Mrs. R. Elliott, Allan Ram- say and J. C. Higgins sang "Take Time to be Holy." Prayer was offer- ed by Mrs. George Thornton and, Mrs. McEwen, - Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hutcheson and Miss Sanderson, Toronto, are spending a few days at, their home here. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elliott and Mrs. Gillen, Wingham, visited on Sunday with Miss Duff and Mrs. M.,L. Aitken. Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. McEwen, and Mrs. W. J. Johnston, visited re- cently with Miss Jessie Strachan in Grey township. Mr. and Mrs. James Kerney ,spent a part of this week with Mr. and Mrs. William Kerney at Walton, who cele- brated their 40th wedding anniversary on Thursday last. Rev. Campbell Tavener and Mrs. Tavener, accompanied by Miss' Lucy Cosens, of Toronto, visited with friends in Ashfield this week. Rev. F. G. Fowler, conducted the Church of the Air Service over CKINX on Tuesday morning. Mrs. F. G. Fowler and Miss Olive• Scott attended an Executive meeting of the Maitland Presbyterial Society of the W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church, at 'the home of Mrs. Guthrie Reed, Teeswater, On Tuesday after- noon. "My doctor told me I should have to eat less meat," "Did you laugh him to scorn?" "I did at first: but when he sent in his bill I found he was right." BELGRAVE Young People PreSent Play A large crowd attended the present- ation of two one:-act plays in the gor- ester's Hail by the, Young, People of the Anglican and United Churches, "Mary Molly Malone" was enacted by the Anglican Young People, and "The White Phantom" by the group fretti the United Church. The 'proceeds of about $46,00 were divided -between the two Societies, Clarke _Johnston enter- tained with vocal solos, — AT Smith's Economy Food Store LYNN VALLEY (20-oz. tin) 47-OZ. TINS. BARTLETT PEARS . . ..„. ..... 20e GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .... 35c FOUR O'CLOCK , NEILSON'S BLACK TEA ..... .....,... 1/2 -lb, 40c JERSEY COCOA, 1-lb. tin 20c Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston and sons of Lucknow, spent Sunday with Mx. and Mrs. Johnston Conn. Mr and Mrs John T. Currie left last week with their daughter, Mrs. T. K. Bibb of Detroit, to spend the summer months at Colchester on-Lake ,Erie. Mrs. Galbraith, who has spent the past three 'years with her parents, leaves next week for her lime in Detroit, Quite a lot of excitement was.'arous- ed in the village ott Friday when Mr. George McClenaghan's team was start- led in his barnyard and ran away with the wagon, out the lane and onto the road, heading, to Lucknow. They finally, quiet$d down, and were brought back with little damage done. Mr. John LMorrison backede and swung his car away froin Pollock's store on Friday and backed into the side of Mr, John Hetchison's car, breaking the glass and buckling up the fenders. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker had on Sunday, 'the pleasure of talking to their son, Wilfred, who called them on the telephone 'from Indian Head, Sask. Mr. and. Mrs. Walter James and little son. had a narrow escape in the electrical storm on Sunday evening, when lightning struck .their chimney, came down and knocked down their pipes and split open the metallic ceil- ing. Mrs. James was „deaf from the crash until dext morning. Lightning entered Mr„ Aldirt Purdon's house