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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-09-26, Page 8PAGE ;EIGHT LY RE Show starts evenings at 8 p.m. Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, September 26, 27, 28 JACK HALEY HELEN WALKER "People Are Funny" Light entertainment on the slapstick side, based on the NBC Radio Show. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2 (DOUBLE BILL) ZACHARY SCOTT JANIS PAGE — In — "Her Kind of Man", The Roaring '30's in New York VERA RALSTON WILLIAM MARSHALL — In — "Murder in the Music Hall" Murder during the evening performance of an ice revue Just Arrived! The Famous ASTORIA SHOE Made by Scott-McHale Double weight sole Scotch Grain and Storm Calf $12.00 and $12.50 Dunlop's Shoe Store All shoes fitted by our new X-RAY Machine I 1 "THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES" Dodd's Kidney Pills 43c Baby's Own Soap, Oil, Powder Trushay Hand Lotion Arrid Deodorant Cream 39c, 59c Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder, 28c and 45c Rexall Milk of Magnesia, 25e 50c and 75c Brorno Seltzer ..,,,,....,.25c,49c, 95c Brylcreme for hair ... . .... ...25c, 49c Cress Corn and Bunion Salve 50e Marlin and Pal Blades, 10c, 25c Dettol Antiseptic Ex-Lax ........ ........ 35c Philip's Milk of Magnesia and 'Tablets 0=01 0=0I Prophylactic Brushes $2.75 'to Sal Hepatica 59c, $1.15 Mum Deodorant 39c, 59c Bayer Aspirin 18c, 29c, 79c Ipana Tooth Paste.,..._.........-..:.....49c Dr. William's Pink Pills 50c Noxzema, reg. 93c for ..... . .. ....65e Enos Fruit Salt 59c, 98e Kotex and Modess ,...._._ 27, 93c Scott's Emulsion 59c, 98e Dodd's Family Medicines $3.95 O O Gillette Blades ....... . ....... . ....... .......25c Thomas' Eclectric Oil 33c Presh'Deodorant ......... .„.„39c, 59c Listerine Tooth Paste 25c, 40c O O 11 fi o H O 0) 0=0, 0=0) National Brands Week Sept. 23rd — 30th O Buy Advertised Brands 'Your Guarantee of Quality In Drugs if its Wake 01210 exalt it's Right! 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Deceased had lived all his life in this vicinity and was one of the oldest residents. He was fore- man on the C.N.R. until his retriement a few years ago, He was never mar- ried, and leaves two sisters, Mary Jane and Mrs. Bogie of Detroit. Service was held on Friday in charge of Rev. H. Sinclair of the United Church, The pallbearers were Herb. McElroy, R. Scott, J. Cole, James Davis. Interment in Union Cementery. TELEPHONE 161 - FREE DELIVERY Smith's Economy Food Store Purity or Robin Hood FLOUR, 24 lb. bag . 77c Pat-A-Pan PASTRY FLOUR, 25 lb. bag ....83c Robin Hood Quick Cooking OATS, 5 lb. bag • .29c Rex Brand Freshly Ground COFFEE, lb. • . .49c Four O'Clock BLACK TEA, IA lb. 40c • Danny Boy 12 oz. jet Chocolate Syrup ...53c Neilson's Jersey Brand fir COCOA b. lb. tin 29c Spirit or Blended Rose XXX VINEGAR, gal., '29c All Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES in season Kraft Relish orPimento CREAM CHEESE, lb. Old Oxford Ingersoll CHEESE, 1/2 lb. pkg, ..... Heavy Grade ..... 24c ZINC RINGS, dozen 29c I 14-cut Heavy Grade 49c RUBBER RINGS, 4 doz. 25c n 1.0101100111111111100110000001110.01111 111.0111110110010001101111 Harry Horne's Nu Style Baker's" `Unsweetened FLAVOURS,bottle ..23e CHOCOLATE, 8 oz. pkg.., lac 41.1.11•1041141.11/1•0114141111MY Calumet 16 oz, tin Bulk Baking BAKING POWDER 25o SODA, 4 lbs. :_..,25C. York Brand BOLOGNA, 12 oz. tin . .25c Lge. tot. Hawe's Lemon Oil & Polishing Cloth 5k Old English No-Rubbing FLOOR WAX, qt. 98c rarrom COUPONS VAIAD tHttitSDAY, SEPT, 26th, SUGAR—Nos. S1 to Sao BUTTER—R18 to R21, B26 IVIEAT-01 to, 04, Mal. 1V152 Glowing leather—Plastic Calf or Plastic Patent ! These are the'bags you'll carry to flatter your Fall outfit. Trimly business like or styled with the new feminine fullness. $3.95 . $11.95 with character ! To complete any outfit. The finest in black and brown kids and natural pig-tex. $2.95 — $3.75, Pine chamoisettes— brown, , natural—in long lengths and wrist length. $1.0 0 - $1.95 KING DEPT. STORE. "THE FRIENDLY STORE" 01111.111111 .1111- 1 SIMI•111 11•1=011. 11•11ma- l 1110.01111 %NONE. MEM. =MOM Um1101 11111•11. 111•••111. 0••••1111 1•111•••• 11•••••• MOMS MONO. 11011•10.11 11111101••• 1010111111. 1•11•111111.0 0111•1111•11 ••••••• •••••• •••••• 011111•1111 ••••••1111 ••••••• =MEM 14/•///a a 410111•MI 11.11111 THE WI14GRAM ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, Sept. 26th, 1946 GORRIE Mr.. Alvin Townsend of Stratford, is holidaying at his home, 4th eon, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. N. Wade were in Gait from Priday until Sunday, where they attended the Fair and vis- ited with friends, Mrs. P. Ashton, Mrs. E. Snarling, Mr. and Mrs. C. Gregg, Mr, Murray Edgar and Alvin Townsend were at the Stratford Fair on. Wednesday of last week, A large number of spectators were at the, plowing demonstration on the McLaughlin. Farm last Tuesday after, noon, Junior Home Making Clubs Misses Erland Gregg, Joyce Thorn- ton, Helen Strong, Wilmajean and Grace Edgar were in Stratford on Wednesday last where they took part in the Junior Homemaking Club Judg- ing Competition and also exhibited "Dressing Up Home Grown Veget- ables". All five girls were prize win- ners and are to be congratulated, also the local leaders, members of the W. I. who coached them. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Farrish spent a few days in Ottawa the first of the week. Mr. Vernon Scott of Toronto, visited on Saturday last with Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Gallaher, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Day, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snarling and Yvonne, spent Sunday in London and Inger= soil with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. ,Geo. Grover and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nancekivell. Mr. and Mrs. Bower Farrish spent Sunday in Ashfield with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Farrish. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Downey of Harriston, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Downey on Sunday. Mr, and MrsL Schroeder of Hanover, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilkinson. NE I Misses Mary and Olga Elliott of Vancouver, were guests of Mrs. B. Stimson over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hicks, Harriston Mrs.' Marjorie Woodlee of California, and Miss Louise Woodlee of Peter- borough, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art. Stephens on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Martin were Sunday visitors with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Martin, of Wallace, Township. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyndman and Gwendolyn, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Gowdy, Salem. Mrs. Fred Lewis and son, Arthur, of Wingham, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Finley. Miss Isobel King of Toronto, is spending a week's vacation at her home here. Mr. Frank Cole and Mrs. Etta Day spent Sunday at Fordwich with 'Mr. and Mrs, Wardie Schaefer. Mr.., and Mrs. Milton Operthauser of Elmira, spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fos- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elliott of Tor- onto, were recent visitors with Mr. Walter King. Born—In Wingham General Hos- pital, on September 11th., to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dinsmore, a daughter, Gail Karen. Miss Betty Harper of Elmira, spent Sunday at her home here, Miss Wilma Heiebin is Spending some time in Toronto. We are sorry to learn that her sister, Jean, has been seriously ill. Anniversary At United Church On Sunday, Septernebr 29th., An- n iversary will be conducted by Rev. J, W. Stewart, B.A.,B.D., of Luck- now. Mr. Stewart is an able speaker and all are cordially invited to attend these services at 11 'a.m. and 7.30 p. n. Standard Time. There will be special music by the choir. United Church W.A. The monthly meeting of the W. A. of the 'United Church was held on September 19th., at the home of Mrs. Chas. Black, with the vice-president, Mrs. H. Ashton in the chair. The meeting was opened by singing hymn 488, "Come let us Sing of His Won- derful Love" and all joined in repeat- ing the Lord's prayer. Mrs. H. Hyticl- man read the scripture lesson, St, John chapter 16, verses 23-33, and Isaiah 2, verses 2-4. Mrs, M. Irwin read a Bible message on "Jesus the Giver of Peace,". The vice-president led in prayer, Hymn 259, "We have heard the Joyful Sound" was sung, The minutes were read and ,declared ,opt- Westinghouse RADIO TUBES In n 111[Eillailli For Income Replacement DUE TO ACCIDENT or SICKNESS LET YOUR Canada Health and Accident Representative advise you. Stewart A. Scott BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J., N. H. Norton, Pastor Sunday, Sept. 29, 1946 10 a.m.—Bible School. 11 a.m.—Morning Service. 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service. PIPES ALGERIA BRIARS $2.00 - $2.24 • Several Styles Haselgrove's SMOKE SHOP ed as read. Business discussion fol- lowed. The Roll Call was -answered by. 18 members and a visitors being present. After the singing of Hymn 263, Mrs. Howse "closed the meeting with prayer. A'quilt was quilted and lunch served. St. StePhen's Anglican Church was beautifully decorated with flowers, fruit, grain and vegetables for their Harvest Thanksgiving service on Sun- day last, There was •a good attend- ance. Rev. J. C. Caley preached an appropriate sermon and there was. special music by the choir. BELMORE Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kinsman spent the weekend with Jas. and Mrs,. Darl- ing, Belmore. The weatherman favoured the Un- ited Church congregation in the choice of a day for their anniversary, flowers- tastefully arranged did their part is adding beauty to the text, Romans 1: 16. The choir prepared suitable mus- i.c. Miss King of Brussels assisted.. Mr. Henry Johann attended-Painter- ston and Listowel fair the past week: at Palmerston he captured 7 firsts and 3 seconds. Miss Edna is not doing any hurdling this year, her horses are too old and too young, this is just what she says. . Our visitors this week, Mr. Bill Ab- ram of B. C. Bill was working in the fruit orchards, but doesn't look as if he put the fruit all in the basket, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards of St. Marys were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McNeil at the (McNeil home. ' Miss Mary Abram of Kincardine; at her home here, and Miss Audrey Hun- kin of Bluevale at her home, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Halliday of Kit- chener, Mrs. Robert Scott of 13elgrave, at Scott Inglis. The War Workers gathered in the Basement of the Hall On Thursday MINIM NAOMI OMNI. 110.111.11 I•••••• IMENI•ml Inialmoo 01•••••• bril•m01 1.1010110 110•••••• ••••••• 11M1104 100100101 I••••••1 11•▪ 1•111011,_ afternoon and quilted. They took ad- vantage of the get together for a pre- sentation to Mrs. Bumstead. She was the recipient of a loVelY table cloth: a buffet set and 'pyrex pie plate. Mr. and Mrs. Bumstead and Allan have bought a house in Wingham, Mr. Jack Fitch Jr., is having his cel-: lar cemented, George and Ralph Dickson are doing the work. We have learned with regret of the death in Windsor of the little grand- son of Mr. Wm. Elliott, brickyard. We understand he was killed with a car. The Missionary meeting of the Un- ited Church was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Johann. BLYTH Mr. and Mrs, S. H. White, Leland and Dorothy of Toronto, spent over the week-end with Blyth friends. Mrs Frank Elliott spent last week with her parents in Stanley township. The fund toward the erection of a rest,room in connection with Memorial Hall has ,now reached sum of $1000, This is short $2000 on what is reqtar- ed. Miss Eileen. Robinson of the Bank of Commerce staff, doderich, is spen- ding her 'holidays at her home here, Blyth Lions are negotiating for the purchase of the land at the rear cif Mr, H, McCallum's dwelling for the pur- pose of creating a park and swimming pool. Mr. Stewart Johnston is building a service station.on hig property at north end *Of our town. Mr. john Watson and IL Pollard left this week for O,A.C, at Guelph, and will attend the Fall term. These boys are starting their Second year, Partners in' this vicinity are coni- plaining of a shortage of water for their cattle. The quartet comprising Messrs Wal- ter nuttei, James Laurie, Irvine Walk lace and Olen /technic Assisted at the anniversary Services at Duff's' church, Walton, on Sunday. There pasted away at his home early Tuesday morning, Mr, James Lockie, McKibbons O iniorausadmilini••, E. C. Welwood Whitechurch HAS RE-OPENED HIS Repair Department Under the management of LARRY HISELER All Work Guaranteed. on Heaters Radios and Electrical Appliances TELEPHONE 404 r 2- or 426 iliimmimminiiiiimemnimmommiummillimmimmimmummiffimmulommilimmitimmillwommig