The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-12-18, Page 3PAGE THREE
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Variety of EARRINGS in
gold and sterling, from
$1.00 up
LOCKETS and CHAINS
$2.00 up
from
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A Small Down Payment
Reserves Your Selection
You'll be wise to do your
Christmas shopping early
the many lovely things we
this year ! The demand for
have on our shelves—and
particularly our hard-to
get
Gruen Precision Watches
far exceeds the supply. We
suggest that you come in
while we still have a wide
selection. Choose your
Gruen Watch or gift of
Jewellery NOW . . reserve
it with only a small down
payment.
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feed grain, says John Ii, MacLeod,
Dricetor, Crops, Seeds and Weeds
Branch, Ontario. Department of Agri-
culture,
Owing to the present high costs of
feeel grains, mill feeds and concentrates
Mr. M*CLeod adds, many farmers are
dipping heavily into their supply of
home grown grains, and it is feared
that unless nctiion is taken now by in-
dividual farmers to make provision for
their seed requirements, many will find
themselves in short supply and will be
compelled to buy high priced,, low qual-
ity seed of doubtful origin.
Mr, MacLeod suggests that action
be taken along the following line:
1, Clean seed required now when
farm work is not-so pressing and more
seed is available on which to work.
2, Purchase seed requirements ear-
ly while prices are reasonable,
8. Clean and grade surplus grain of
high quality and offer it as seed,
The possibility of selling high qual-
ity grain as seed and purchasing feed
grain should be investigated. The mat-
ter of seed supplies for 1048 is urgent
at this tune, says Mr. MacLeod, and
should receive first consideration in
plans for increased production of feed
grains, .
"Your father looks very distinguish-
ed with his snow-white hair."
"Yes, he has me to thank for that."
"I'm sorry—I quite forgot your par-
ty the other evening!"
"Oh, weren't you there?"
GLOVES
Lined and Unlined
LEATHER GLOVES
$1.95 to $5.50
CARVES
75c $IM $1.25 $1.50 Wool & Rayon, All.wool
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FINE SHIRTS SWEATERS
TIES
Men's Ties $1., $1.50, $2o
Boys' Ties , —35c .4
for Ililen and Boys
Pullovers and Sweater i
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Coats ... —$3.25 to $6.50 I .e, MEN'S .. .$2.25 to $3.50
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WE STILL HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF
SEWING MACHINES
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ALSO SEWING CAB/NETS AND STOOLS:1'0 MATCH
Made-to-libeler BELTS, AIR SERVI BUCKLES and
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REMINISCING
FORTY YEARS AGO—
Former Winglinni Lady Married—
On Thursday, Dec. 12, at 'Fairview,'
the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Beck, Hatriston, a pretty
borne wedding was solemnized, when
their daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, be-
came the bride of Alderman John J.
Lavery, Harriston. Rev. T. J. Atkins,
Methodist clergyman, officiate,
Belgrave—Wm. Watson, contractor,
is through with this season's Work,
having erected the very commodious
school house in Belgrave, and two
beautiful country residences, one ior
Mr. Wm. Scott, and one for Mr. Harri-
son, 'both of East Wawanosh. Mr, and
Mrs. Henry and Miss Gallaher of
Moosejaw, are visiting Mr. and •Mrs.
George Procter, 4th line Morris, and
other relatives. Sproat & Whaley have
their store beautifully decorated for the
Christmas trade.
A.O.F. Officers—Following are the
officers of Court Huron, No, 8108, An-
elent Order of Foresters for the year
1908: P.C.V., P. H. Deans; C. R., He-
ber 'Thornton; S.C.R., George Mutton;
S.W., .Jos. Guest; Wm. Monk;
$.E., F. Sidewatn1; H Dunlop;
medical officers, Dr. .R C. Redmond;
Seey,,, W, Naito; Treas., K. A.
Cruickshank; trustees, Bros. Nash,
Hamilton and Porter; auditors, Eros.
Guest, Deans, Robertson; scribe, E.
Nash,
Wroketer—Rev, L. Perrin and Mr.
J. S. MtTavish attendpd Presbytery at
Winghatu last 'Tuesday. Mr. A. Mit-
then of Toronto was the guest of his
brother, Dr. J. P, Mitchell, over Sun-
day. Mr. and Mrs. John Darroth of
Lakelet visited Arts. Ritchie on Friday.
Mr. W. H. Carr returned from Toron-
to on Saturday last,
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BRIDAL ENSEMBLE
$40.00 up to $300,00,
Impressively Designed
SIGNET RINGS
$5.00 up to $25.00
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on Layaway
STONE-SET PINS,
wide assortment
$1.00 up
Ladies' Signet RINGS,
$2.70 up
BIRTHDAY RINGS
Bluevale — Mr, Watson Dewitt and
family have moved into the house va-
cated by Mr. and Mrs, Baker, who
have gone to Wingham, Last Sunday
Rev. A, L. Russell of Wroxeter and
'• Rev. G. Baker exchanged pulpits, The
opening services of Bluevale Presby-
terian Church will be held on. Sunday,
Dec, 22nd, when Rev, W. A. Martin,
of Zion Church, Brantford, will preach
word:1g and evening and, Rev. A, C.
qishart, B,A, of Brussels at 3' p.m.
Chamney-Bruce—On Wednesday ev-
ening, Dec. 4th, a very pretty wedding
took place at, the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Alexander. Bruce, Marnoch, when
their second daughter, Miss Minnie Ha-
' zel, was unitd in the holy bonds of wed-
lock to Mr., Richard Chamney of Don-
nybrook.
Salem Mr, and. Mrs. Wm, Weir
visited in Fordwich last week. Mr. and
Mrs, Abraham attended the 25th anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs, John Abra-
ham's wedding, last Thursday evening,
near 13elmore. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas
l.3olt were in Bright last week,
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO--
Procter-Imlay Nuptials—A quiet but
pretty wedding took place on Thurs.,
Dec. 14th, at the hotne of Mr. and Mrs.
John G. Imlay, when their youngest
daughter, Alice Margaret, was united
in marriage to Jaines Stewart Procter,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Procter,
Morris, ReV. C. E. Cragg officiated.
Personals — Mr, and Mrs. Wallace
.Hough have returned from Toronto,
and are now living, in their house on
Alfred St., after several years absence
frorn town. Mr. George Schaefer was
here from Timmins on Friday, and
Mrs. Schaefer and little (laughter, ac-
companied him home to Tirnmins, after
• 'spending the past few months. visiting
A at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John McCool. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Edwards and son of Howick, also Mr.
and Mrs. David Breen spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Min-
es, 6th con. of Turnberry.
Listening Over 2,500 Miles—Mr. W.
A. Galbraith listened to a concert at
Los Angeles, Cal., on his radio mach-
ine one evening recently. One number
which he heard very distinctly was
"The Girl with the Delicate Air", wire
messages were once marvelled at but
what about wireless messages.
Curlers Re-Organize—The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: Hon. Pres., ,Chas. Elliott; Pres„
A. G. Smith; Vice-Pres., W. 5. Boyce;
Sec. Treas., E. J. Nash; Exec. Corn.,
A. M. Crawford, J. A. Currie, L. C.
Young; Entertainment Cont., T. R.
Bennett, L. C. Young, Reg. S. Wil-
liams; Membership Cont., Ed. Small,
Wm. Monk and Claire Crawford.
Whitechurch—Messrs. Charles Gil-
lespie and Richard Thompson left last
week for Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. IGeo.
Coulter and family of Morris, spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr. Frank
Coulter. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Falconer
and Mrs. Elgin Wellwood visited their
uncle, Wm. Falsoner of Langside, on
Sunday. * * •
FIFTEEN YEAHS AGO—
Gorrie—Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Wright
of Elora, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L, F. Ashton this week. The Gorrie
Club held their regular annual meeting
on Saturday evening and appointed the
following officers for the coining year: I
Pres., John Cathers; Vice Pres.,
Douglas; Sec. Treas., Carrol Gregg, NI.'
week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. H.
Mrs. Alvin Moffatt and children were
Hastie.
10th Line Howick — Mr, and Mrs.
Andrew McKenzie and daughter, Mur-
iel, spent Tuesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Strong, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos, Pritchard and family spent
Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Fleet were
Sunday visitors at Walter Shultie's.
Y.P.S, Election of Officers — The
Young Peoples' Society of the United
Church, Blnevale, held their meeting oft
Priday evening and elected the follow-
ing caters for the ensuing year: Pres.
Carl Johnston; Sec., Charles Johnston;
Treas., Emma Johnston; Vice,Pres.,
Devotional, Earl Hamilton; Literary,
Mrs. Spatting Johnston; Missionary,
Beatrice Thornton; Citizenship, Cann-
an liethcrington; organist, Cora Jcwitt.
Belgrave L.O.L, Elect Officers—The
annual meeting of the Belgrave L.O.L.
was. held in the Orange Hall and the
following officers were elected for the
owning year: W.M., Chas, Keating;
John F. McCallum; Chaplain, Mil%
Irwin; Rec. Sepy., Stuart Meturney;:
Fin Secy., John Taylor; Treas., Win:.
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Brydges; Marshall, D. Chartmey; 1st
Lect., B. Madox; 2nd Lett„ Mas-
on; Committee Men, H. Irwin, Win.
McMurray, A. Nethery, G. Johnston,
Allan Pattison,
'Chalmers' W#M.S. Elect Officers-1
The annual meeting of the W.M.S. of
Chalmers' Church, Whitechurch, was
• held on Monday, Dee. 1Dth, and the
following officers were elected: Hon.'
Pres., Mrs. David Kennedy; Retiring
Pres., Miss Ida MoQuoid; Pres., Mrs.
Prank Coulter; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs,
James Sutherland; 2nd vice Pres., Mrs.
Henry 'Godkin; Secy., Mts. Murray;
Treas., Mits*Mary Laidlaw; Glad Tid-
itigs Sec, Mrs. W. J. Coulter; Pianist,
Mrs. Henry Godkin; Asst Pianist, Mrs.
Robs. Ross; Welcome and: Welfare
Set, Mrs. Duncan 'Kennedy,
ONTARIO WILL
NEED 10,60006
BUSHELS OF SEED
Approximately It 000,000 bushels of
seta grain will be rooked In Mg by
Ontario farmers :it order to produce
the objective of 200,000,606 builitls
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