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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-05-09, Page 8PAC " EIGHT Thursday, Friday, Saturday, a MAY 9, 10, .11 Dorothy McGuire Geo, Brent Ethel Barrytnore In "The Spiral Staircase" A perod melodrama to fascinate -the most discrim- inating follower of mystery stories. Show starts evenings at 8 p.m., Saturday, 7.45 p.m. There will be NO MATINEE this Sat. Afternoon Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, MAY 13, 14, 15 — SPECIAL — MAJOR and MRS. V. UNDERHILL will conduct Special Revival and Missionary SERVICES at THE SALVATION ARMY HALL from MAY loth to loth Services commence at 8 p.m. THE WEEK OF Sunday, May 5th to Sunday, May 12th is BABY WEEK in Canada During Baby Week drug stores across the Do- minion stress Baby Needs by special baby dis» 'plays. We feel your baby is the most important thing in the world and want to be able to serve you at all times with the things he or she needs. During Baby Week we want you to know all the things we have in stock for your baby—that is why we make these special displays. rommiwommor McKibbons. In Drugs — If It's Rexall -- It's Right MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY, MAY 12th REMEMBER MOTHER ON HER DAY. GIVE HER THE THING SHE LOVES MOST. You will find suggestions galore at this store— COSMETICS COLOGNES STATIONERY BILLFOLDS PLAYING CARDS FANCY PE RFUMES are only a few. RUSTCRAFT CARDS are truly "Cards of Char- acter". Choose one for Mother early, while the selection is still complete. See Reid and See Right Make Appointments WITH— DAVID CROMPTON Jeweller'- Phone 59 For Eye Examination R. A. Reid, R. O. Eye Specialist BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. N. H. Norton, Pastor MOTHER'S DAY 'If Mother's living, attend both services with her. If not, honour' her memory by your faithful attendance. Our Mothers, God Bless Them! 11 a.m.—"As One Whom His Mother ,Cornforteth". 7.80—Hymns of the old Home and Mother. PIPES 'ALGERIA BRIARS $2.00 - $2.24 Several' Styles Ssmessom• Haselgrove's SMOKE SHOP *MI FOR YOUR BUILDING CARPENTERING Repair Work Built-In CUPBOARDS S E E — Bennett & Casemore Wingham Ont. Mrs. Albert B. Ullett, Ottawa. The bride wore a rose wool suit with black accessories and a corsage of white roses. iMiss. Elda MacKenzie of. Brantford, was her sister's only attendant, and wore a powder blue suit with black ac- cessories and a corsage of pink roses. Gerald Ullett of Ottawa, was the 'groorniman. Following a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Ullett Will reside in Ottawa. BIRTHS' MERKLEY—In Wingham General Hospital, on Tuesday, April 30th., to Mr. and Mrs. Harry., Merkley, a son. BARKWELL—In Wingham General Hospital, on May 2nd., to Mr. and Mrs. Robert ISarkwe,11, R. R. No. 6, Lucknow, a daughter. MacKINNON—In Wingham General Hospital; on May 5th., to Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, R. R, No. 3, Holyrood, a son, Douglas John. BRADFORD—At Victoria Hospital, London, on April 30th., 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Charles , Bradford, (nee Jean Copeland), a daughter, Linda. Pearl. ThursciaMaY Oth, 1946 "TM M. leA ,,,,P .SVA.411,11/4 11,1111PAppUtpts. ip 0., ,...40,,,4") Avt,,,,11,04k Ai., i0.00,,,4040., wto.40.4 .4 0 >,--- ie ,c- ,.... 1- 1 -1- ,,..-. ,.. c.4 *- 11 C. ,II ! ,;:. - -"; - .-._.,4 3 _, -1 D .„i ,o 4 PLASTAIIIIEOE" "THE NEW ALL PLASTIC FABRIC" This Fabric is used for many purposes— SHOWER CURTAINS DRAPERIES RAINCOATS RAINCAPES , HEADWEAR TABLE COVERS KITCHEN APRONS BOWL COVERS , PLASTAH11)1E is a very strong fabric in WHITE BLUE . MAUVE YELLOW 50c yard --z King Dept. Store "THEJ FRIENDLY STORE" 117.,i- ravrearvIrerraN Fr4oriktrit7iiiCactrixtrartrc Wt. v.\ rectreitr•AtanaiNirrinwromitxtrinworeviiNt PHONE 161 FREE DELIVERY AT — Smith's Economy Food Store Mild Canadian,Square Deal Ungraded Coloured CHESE, lb? ....... t PEAS, 2 tins 29c REX COFFEE, freshly giround, lb. . .. . ... 49c SMITH'S FOUR O'CLOCK TEA, lb.. 79c spepwrom. Chases Dirt! Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins 21c TheMag pkg. Magical Cleaner CHAMP; 10c HAWE'S PASTE PLOOk 1 lb. in 2 tb. HAWE'S LEMON, OIL 12 oz. bottle 26 oz. bottle 25c 59c HAWE'S !FLOOR GLOSS Pint tin 59e , Qt. tin 89c 47c 89c Yrggr,a2ehdottles . . . . .. . .. ff.VALTS.N RASPBERRY JAIVi 4-lb tin 89; Aylmer ChOice DICED BEETS. 2 tins 25c Campbell's VEGETABLE SOUP', . 2 tins 25c FRESH. FRUITS and VEGETABLES gipt Tomatoes, lb. —,....,....- .... .23e Grapefruit, 96's, 4 for ...,-..,,,.....29C Read Lettuce, head .....,...........456 Lemons, Choice 300's, '6 for 28c Large Celery,' With' ..........-....21c Cooking Onions, 3 lb4S. ,.. -.23n OlIANGES0 176% dot ..........65c Presh Radishes, 3 'bunches 2h 12AIION COUPONS VALIb Itrit nsnAt MAY 9th SUGAR#.,-Nos. si to 512tIt rt TAR--.NOS. 81 to R7 M.tAT...Noa. 29 to 26 and Mrs. JaS. Falconer. Mrs. George Tiffin and daughter, Coleen, of Langside, spent Sunday with Mr. and WS. Aldin Pardon. Mr. Robert Mowbray has been working on his bridge at Pine River, the latter .part of the week. . A social of the Young People of the United Church is being held this Wed- nesday, evening in the,S. S. room. Communion service was held in the United' Church here on Sunday by the actor, Rev. G. M. Newton, who also/welcomed the elder, Mr. Milian Moore to his new position, and receiv- ed three members by certificate, Mr. and Mrs. 'Groskorth and Mrs. Clarence The many friends. of Mr. and Mrs, • WHITECFIURCH IVIr. and Mr's, Peppier of Tavistook spent the week-end at the home of their nephew, Mr. Victor Emerson, Mrs. A, Emerson had the misfortune to fall in her room last Tuesday mora- ing and when, afterwards, she was coming downstairs her leg twisted, and she collapsed. It had been broken at the right hip, when she had fallen, She was taken to Wingham. Hospital, and on Saturday was taken to,yictoria Hospital, Loadon,, where she went through an operation on Monday to have the bone pinned into place. Mrs. Emerson is in her 90th year, and her many friends regret that such aser- iOns trouble should have come to her. Miss Lila and Mr, Victor are with their mother in London. Mr. and Mrs, Ira Wall and baby, Doris, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Wall of Lang- side. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Wilson and her father, Mr. John Mq,Creight, of At- wood, visited on Friday last with the latter's brothers, Messrs. Thomas and Alfred IvIcCreight, and Mr. John Mc- Creight stayed to spend a few days here. Mr. Scott Paterson and other rela- tives spent the week-end with his lath- er,Mr. F. McK. Paterson, Mr,and Mrs. Jack Kerr and Jacquel- ine of Bluevale, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Herb Laidlaw. Miss Mary Laidlaw has been under the Dr's. care during the past week.. • Miss Louise Martin of Kincardine spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, The men in the Whitechurch district held a wood bee at the home of Mr. Jas. Laidlaw on Priday ,afternoon,. and cut up aboUt,,thirty cords Of circular wood in his bush. This was a splendid co-operative gesture as Jim has been laid up with a heart condition for some time. A Euchre sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ,McBurney' and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney, we's held onTriday evening at the Red School, with fif- teen tables playing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pur.don received the prizes for high points. The Taylor Orchestra supplied music for dancing after lunch. The W. M. S. Presbyterial will be held in Whifechuich Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, May 14th. Mrs. Frances Walker of Detroit, has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, during the past week, and renewing old acquaintanceshere. Formerly Frances Hamilton, she was raised on the farm now owned by Mr. Craig, her father having built the buildings there. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ward acid family of Wingham, and Mr. Kenneth Laid- 'law of London, and Mrs. Laidlaw, and !children visited on Sunday with Mr. New Stock of MEN'S Fine Shoes and -Work Boots BROWNE'S Shoe Repair McClenaglian.: Edward Waddell ,of Bluevale extend sympathy to them in their bereave- ment. Little four-year-old Marlene, was only sick a day before she suc- cumbed to a peculiar heart ailment. Mr. Ezekiel Phillips of Auburn, vis- ited on Sunday with his siger, Mrs. Andrew Fox. Frequent visits by the police to this village during the past week, to clear up a second break-in into Mr. Ezra Welwood's Service Station last,Sunday evening, have had results, and two youths from Kinloss have been appre- hended and taken to Goderich for questioning. Many will .. hope that things will clear up now and that the thefts of gas, etc, will cease. OBITUARY Marlene Waddell There passed away in the Wingham General Hospital On Thursday, May 2nd., Marlene Waddell, in her 4th year. Marlene was adopted into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waddell, Blue- vale, when an infant. She was taken suddenly ill in the morning and after having blood transfusions passed away that night. Death was due to a hem• orrh age, The funeral service was held on Saturday morning from. the Sacred Heart Church at Wingliam. Inter- menttook place in Teeswater R. C. Cemetery, WEDDINGS Carter Ferris A quiet wedding was Solemnized at the United Church Parsonage, Elmira, on Saturday, May 4th., when Mrs. Elizabeth Ferris of Lucknow, Was um. iced in marriage to Mr, Fred Carter of Wingham, Rev. A. Lloyd Thottipsoit officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Carter will reside in Wingliatn. SSSPSS - Ullett - ivracitenzie A quiet wedding Was solemnized it St. Andrew's Presbyterian muse, recently, when ft eV. David II, Mar- shall, united. !marriage, Lorna Lath, 1 trine, daughter of Mrs. MacKenzie and 1 the late John D. MacKenzie, and neg. inald Merritt tilleti,' son of Mr. 'and THE Will HAM ADWANCE-TIIVIES ANAOIAN NATIONAL TO EVERYWIlt IN CANADA TO BE ON A TRAIN AGAIN I Been aboard a Canadian National train lately? If not, there's a pleasant ekperience in store foe you, 'With equip. Meat coming back into civilian use, rail travel is much less congested :44intore like old times. You fare invited to re• discover, this summer, how nice it is to travel 'v irgin again. LET a HELP PLAN ''OUR TRIP The pleasure begins before you set foot on 'the train. Any Canadian National ticket office will arrange Itineraries, and can also supply practically any information,you need about anywhere in Canada. Make your holiday or business trip really worth-while; talk Rimer with Canadian National first.