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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-06-26, Page 8I mrciTt R E TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT--7,30 and 9,30 p.m. Matinee. Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 26, 27, 28 DENNIS O'KEEFE MARGUERITE CHAPMAN --In District Attorney" • NOTICE - THE LYCEUM THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED FROM JUNE 30th to JULY 12th, inclusive I it.' ,,,, , "Mr. Youth Rally iaLtVIATiOuNnAemi 8 p.m. INSTRUMENTAL GROUP from Guelph Also Local Talent Mastic. Tile Flooring for Homes, Offices and Stores. 6:7 CUSTOM BUILT Kitchen CABINETS ESTIMATES FREE Norman Rintoul 'Phone 251 Wingham TO US . . each negative is a separate job, calling for careful tim- ing in developing and skill in printing. You'll be de- lighted with our good re- sults because we use the finest quality chemicalsand papers. With each roll of film developed and printed we include one COUPON which may be exchanged for a 4" x ,6" ENLARGEMENT of any negative- AT NO EXTRA COST. Our prices are reasonable and the service is F AST- Films left'at Studio by 10 a.m. may be had by 5 p.m. on the same day. Falconer Photo Studio Telephone 199 Wingham O1.10.1.0 91.1•11.0 0,•▪ •••• 0.1.100 01.1.110 O0.0 1111•1011•0 ol000•,, ool000• 40.010 0•11- 1, 1,m•• O0111•11. .1•11 MIME, OMMII M111.11M MIN* OMEN. 01.1111•1 ••01•Or ••••••• .1.1111•1. •0010.0 1•110=.011 ,1•••1 IlOOMMO 011•Molo OEM.. ••••••• SIMMS 00•••• MON.* 11•1111001* 1•11•110* ammo* Omooto 00.11.0 ••••••• 1.11••••• MONO= ORO▪ ON011 ol••110. 01.11•• AMMO OlOPOO. •••••• ONO.% 10•0•11. Ono.. •••••••• soon. 011.1.11. •••••• 1••••• MUM.- ONNIONO THE YOUNG VIEW POINT A WIDE STOCK OF COOL, SMART SUMMER TOGS Good wearings and 'very tubable. Seersucker OVERALLS- easily laundered and no ironing, ‘2, 4, 6 yrs., $1.19 Check Gingham Overalls, Brown, blue, red . . . .$1.98 SUNSUITS, the largest assortment ever. Checks, Floral Novelties and Plain Piques 75c to $1.19 PINAFORES - the little girls love them - up to 6 years $1.29 OBITUARY Mrs. James A. Wray The death occurred in Brantfordl on Saturday, June 21st of Mr's, James A. Wray after an illness of three months. She was in her 81st year. Formerly Martha Ellen Mines, she was born in Grey Township, In March, 1893, at Gorrie, she was united in mar- riage to fames Wray who predeceased her in December, 19.31, She lived 41,, most her entire life in this community and for the past seven years had resid- ed in Wroxeter, She was a member of Salem United Church. Surviving are, one son, W, Graham Wray of Brantford; a brother, Wm. A. Mines of Howick Township and three grandchildren, Patricia, Diane and Constance Wray, Funeral service was held on Tues- day, June 24th at 2.30 p.m. from Salem United Church with Rev. J. L. Foster officiating. Interment was made in Wingham Cemetery. The pallbearers were Earl Elliott, Grant Wilton, Wm. Taylor, Lloyd Henning, Greer Wylie, Howard Wylie. George .Yeo A highly esteemed and life-long resi-, dent of Turnberry, in the person of George Yeo, died at his home, Con. 3, Turnberry,, on Wednesday, June 18th, in his 85th year, following a short illness. He was the son of pioneer parents, born and raised on the farm he successfully operated until a short time ago. At Ethel, in 1903 he was married to Susannah Raynard, who survives. He is also survived by three sons, Clendon, of Southampton, Wesley at home, and Sparling of Blue- vale; also one sister, Mrs. Denman of London. Three brothers and she sist- ers predeceased him, John and Robert of, Bluevale; Joseph, Landon; Mrs. King, Toronto; Mrs. Harbotle, Cran- brook:; ;Mrs. Walker, Toronto; Mrs. Hatfield,' Midh.; Mrs, Denman and Mrs. Holmes, Bluevale. Following a private funeral service at his residence on Friday afternoon, a public service was held at the Blue- vale United Church, of which Mr. Yeo was a member. "Services were *con- ducted by Rev. A. G. Hewitt. The pallbearers, all neighbours, were An- drew Adams, Thomas Shearer, Harvey Timm, Andrew Miller, James Elliott and Raymond Elliott. The flower- bearers were four nephews, three cousins and one neighbour. Interment, was in Wingham Cemetery. Poy Lee The death occurred in Wingham on Thursday, June 19th, following a lengthy illness, of Poy Lee, in his 89th year. Mr. Lee was born in Can- ton, China, coming to Canada 63 years ago, to St. Mary's. After three years he moved to Paisley, ,where he resid- ed until he came to Wingham in 1917. For many years he conducted a laun- dry business. Surviving are one son, Wee Lee, of town, and seven grand- children. .1.1•1•Moonoonion•M r BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor Guest Preacher for June 29, Mr. W. Large, Asst. Pastor 11 a.m.-Morning Worship. 7.30 p.m.-Evening Service. You Are Welcome. Concerning Jesus it is written, "Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved" -Acts 4 : 12. dimmmuummuumminimak, Something N E W in Fluorescent LIGHTING Here is the fixture you have been asking for! A Fluorescent Fixture that is CIRCULAR- No disturbing shadows. The ideal Fixture for KITCHEN or BATH. ON DISPLAY IN OUR WIND OW PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR THE SUMMER COTTAGE HOT-PLATES, from $4.95 up (Double Burners) Marconi Featherline Automatic IRONS Handle folds down to allow iron to be placed in small carrying " case $12.95 /1(1i-filen RADIO I SERVICt 'Phone 171i Wingham "IIIVIII!IIIIAIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIII Iii Smith's Economy Food Store ll I ll 111111111111111111111.111111.11111M111111 lllll 111 till lllllll l I llllllllll 111111111 ll I lll I lllllllllllll l I l 1 lllllllllllll 11111111 Fresh Ground 1 Crosse & Blackwell's REX COFFEE, lb. 53c Date and Nut Loaf, tin 23c Unsweetened Grapefruit Juice 20 oz. tins Heinz Kidney 2 tins 25c J Beans with Pork, tin 20c Canada Dry GINGER ALE . Plus Scdeposit Qt, Bottle 24L Pt. Bottles 2 Depo 07 Plus sit 9 20 I C Salted or Plain I Food Saver Viau Sodas, 2 'lb. box .... 33c I Wax Paper Rolls, 100 ft. 27c Graves Choice Cooks in 7 minutes Solid-Pack I Pack Apples, 28 oz. tin 25c Kraft Dinner, pkg. 19c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Head Lettuce 2 for 25e Choice Lemons ,,3 for 11c 288s Oranges, doz. 25c Grapefruit 3 for'27C Ripe Bananas, lb. 14c 252s Oranges, doz, -„.0„ l lllllll 35c Fresh ONTARIO STRAWBERRIES AT MARKET PRICE Ripe, Firm Imported" TOMATOES, lb. 25c Tgir.otat0"--17"---""7 ths. 290717tre7M;1 Ilreria,23c RASPBERRY or CHERRY JAM0 24 oz jar 490 Old Dutch SALAD DSESSING, 16 oz. jar 45e CAMPBELL'S BABY FOODS 3 fads 290 VEGETABLE BEEP CHICKEN LAMB COOKED and CURED MEATS in Sanitary Refrigeration and Sliced just as yOti like it. Set our display. - FREE DELIVERY - The funeral service was held at the, residence of his son, at 10,80. 4,ra, on Saturday, June 21st, and was conduct- ed by Rev, Alex. Nimmo of St. An- drew'S Presbyterian Church. Inter- meat WAS in Wingham Cemetery, The pallbearers were M. Johnson, W, A. 'G.albraith, J, W. Hanna, J. H. Craw- ford, A. M, Peebles and T, Fells. BLUEVALE Word has been received by the Ottawa Journal that Donald J. Bailey, son of. Mrs, William M. Bailey, 118 McDonald Street, Ottawa, and the late William Bailey, formerly of Bluevale, has been awarded a Masters degree in Economics by the University of Cali- fornia. Mr, Bailey, a former student of Lisgar Collegiate, is an honor grad- uate of Queen's University with a post graduate course in Industrial Re- lations and during the past year has held a Teaching Fellowship at the University of California. An employee of the Unemployment Insurance Com- mission, ,Mr, Bailey has been granted leave of absence for the purpose of continuing his studies toward a Doc- tor's degree; Miss Daisy Zetterstrome of Winni- peg, Man„ is the guest of her aunts, Miss Martha Fraser, Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Nicholson in the village, and other relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. Pring of the CKNX staff. of Wingham, has rented apartments in the home of,Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sell- ers. Mrs. Pring and baby will move here in the very near future. Mr. Kenneth Jenkins of Washing- ton, D.C., grandson of James Jenkins, formerly of the Bluevale Road, spent theewieieend with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. jnkls Visitors with Mr. and iMrs. Earl Hamilton and family over the week- end were: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hamilton of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton and two sons of . Hensall, and also brought Sgt. Fred Adams of Camp Borden, and Miss Jennie McEverS of Wingham. 00}1LIME i ti ll i tt g 1 11 1 11 1 1 14 1 11 1 Suntan Lotions and Creams GABY 35c - 69c NOXEMA GREASELESS SUN TAN . .35c, 59c GYPSY CREAM-for Sunburn 30c - 60c TANGEL-Tannic Acid Jelly 50c NOXEMA-SPECIAL-1.4 oz. 98c SNOWTAN-For a Healthy Tan 49c Summertime Cosmetics Designed for you by Elizabeth Arden, Helena Rub- instein and Adrienne, Legdo's, Nourishing and Cleansing Creams, Dainty Deodorants, Dusting Powders and Fragrant Perfumes and Colognes. SUNGLASSES 25c $3.25 We have some Cameras An unlimited supply of Film' Be sure to take plenty of film with you when you go BATHING HATS-Old-time Rubber, fine selec- tion of colours . S - „ .49e Take a box of HASTIMNOTES on your holidays I3ox of 20 - ..4$1.00 McKibbons In Drugs i 'If It's Rexall It's Right CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ll l nuthooliniii• vAGE EIGHT Z, WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, June 26,1947 0.11OMP MINIM ••••••• •••••• IONNer •••••• 0111•••• ORONO POPO.. :0111111rnimuummilliminumomummoomminonommilimmiuminiiiiilliiimmunnimilownomulime Olonloo mom. arson OR▪ ONO. MOON. ;---"! HOLIDAY CLOTHING Make the most of the first Summer Holiday from a wide selection of smart, ' Cool Summer Clothing F U Ndementals for the Beach or Sun Parade Figure enchanting two-piece or one-piece BATHING SUITS designed by Catalina in colorful Bengaline or silk jersey. Two-tone effect or stunning black and white with large floral design. $3.95 to $10.00 SLACKS Styled for looks and action-fashioned by DAYMAC. All-wool Gabarine in grey, gold, light blue. $10.00 SHORTS Cotton Twills or fine Alpine. Every colour to brighten your holiday. $1.95 to $2.95 LADIES' SUN DRESSES-Cool and delightful for the hot days. Gay triped colours. In sizes . 14 to 18 $3.25 to $3.95 COOL TIPS- FOR MEN ON HOT WEATHER APPAREL BATHING TRUNKS' Smart designed 'twill gabs, plain tone poplins and satins, full elastic waist and key pocket. $2.95 to $4.50 BEACH ENSEMBLE-Bright Modernistic de- signed SHIRT and TRUNKS to match SPORT SHIRT $6.50 TRUNKS $4.95 MEN'S Fine Twill SHORTS-for the beach or golf course. Pleated, two pockets and zipper fly. $4.25 and $5.65 SUMMER SPORT JERSEYS Cotton, with short sleeves and crew neck. Gold, brown, white . • $1.29 White Terry Cloth JERSEYS, white only . $1.75 SLACK SUITS-Air Force Shade or Fawn &I- an processed gabardine. Perfect for the golfer. SHIRT and SLACKS . . . . $11.95 SL A C K S for sport or dress. All-wool gabs., tropical worsted or rayons. 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