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ice, now they are thinking of going the marriage of Miss Weber of Carrick
for a boat ride, to Mr. Jack Mighton of liowick,
Many had a trying time with water We are quite sorry to hear of the
in their cellar, especially our mer» illness of Mr. George McKee, an old
chants. Belmore boy, who is now a patient in
Rev.. Udell officiated on Monday at the Wingham General Hospital.
TWO DELIVERIES DAILY
BAPTIST CIMRCII.
Rev. O. J. Copland, Pastor
Services,
Sunday, March 28,1348
10 a.m. II alit. '7.80 p.m.
Special. Speaker and Music
Comte and Enjoy These Services
"0 'bells of Easter Morning
Ring on from year to year,
The tidings of Salvation,
Till all the world shall hear",
"Who (Jesus) was delivered
for our offences, and was. raised
again for our justification''. Ro-
mans 4 25.
THE
Salvation Army
Sunday--
11 a.m.-Holhiess Meeting.,
2:80 pan.-Sunday Scheel.
p.tri.-Salvation Meeting.
Tuesday-.
8:80 p.m.-Home League.
p.m .'Youth Group.
Captain. C. I2. OoOdwini
Corinna/la* Officer
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THE WINGIUM ADVANCE-TIMES
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and white sheers and frothy crepes. Lace Frills, Lace Edgings, or Gibson
Girl styling:
CRISP VESTEES and DRESS FRONTS of dimity, lace pique, in white,.
Pink, Blue, Black $2.95 to $3.95
GLOVES that add Feminity to your Easter Outfit. Soft white.- doe-
skin or Pig-Tex, lovely Chamiosette in all colors and length-$1.50 - $4.50
A selection of 12 wonderful new styles. The new slender looking bags; the dressy pouch styles'
or-the popular shoulder style, in a variety of good shades for Spring. In Plastic Calf, in Satin
Plastic or fine Leathers and Bengaline $3.95 to $11.95
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FROM TEESWATER, WILL PRESENT A
Minstrel Show
in the TOWN HALL,
Wingham
at 8:15 p.m.
Tues., Mar. 30
Under auspices of WINCHAM FIRE DEPT.
Pretty
Easter
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SCARVES to add sheer loveliness to your Spring ensemble-In gay Floral or Pastel shades.
Squares or long style, Rayon or Pure Silk $1.00 to $4.95
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misty Spring shades by famous makers. Orient or Kayser . • . .$1,40 to $2.50
THE CIRCLE:
BACK ROW-M. Donahue, W. Borba, A. Little, E. Sillick, S.
Chapple, W. Sillick, G. Dickison, K. Wilkinson, G. j. Dick.
ison, A. Blair, H. McKague, G. Stobo, D. Hyslop, J, Porter,
IVIcKinnon, H. Duffy, E. Keyes.
FRONT ROW-.L. Sillick, K. MeKagee, E. Dagg, W. Ballagh,
Scott, B. Keith, W. Armstrong, D. Keith, Jas. McBurney,
Jas. Little, Geo. K. Armstrong.
END MEN-Thos, Friendship, IL C. Thompson, A. Worrall, W.
Cooke, J. McKague, Frank Renwick.
INTERLOCUTOR-W. H. Mann
DIRECTOR and PIANIST-Mrs. R. H. King
SPECIALTIES:
KING DEPT. STORE
I "The Friendly Store" =
KAYSER GLOVES ORIENT NYLONS
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3-Mock Wedding 1-Teddy Bears' Picnic 2-Uncle Remus
4-Trumpet Solo 5-Step-Dance 6-Porters' Song
7-Quadrille
GOD SAVE THE KING
ADMISSION - 40c Reserved Seats 50c
Reserved Seats will be on sale at McKibbons
THURSDAY, MARCH 25th
PHIL INFER OF
LAZY MEADOWS
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BELGRAVE
A special service of worship will be
held in Kim United Church, on Good
Friday evening, March 26th at S
o'clock. Two religious films will be
shown, entitled, "The Hours of Trial"
and "The Living Christ".
us fora few days. She's really a caus-
e quite far removed who wanted to
get out to the country for a few days.
Unlike most city people who come to
isit you, site's the type who makes
rseli welcome,
In the first place she never forgets
that the work around the farm is what
pays the bills and that over a period
of time a farmer gets a sort of rout.
ine. This routine tan easily be thrown
ut of kilter completely by a guest
who demands all the privileges in the
world.
City visitors are comparatively easy
to catalogue. First of all there's the
one who doesn't want to go to bed.
She's just dying to sit up all night for
fun.. . . . like we used to do when
we were kids. The only possible way
o get her to bed is to stop putting
wood in the heater in the front room,
She's the same one%who manages to
stay in bed until almost noon. Please
tote I said she stays in bed until al.
ost noon. Just about the time the
titer folks are beginning to get din-
ner ready she comes poking downsthe
stairs in a housecoat and pajamas full
of talk about how wonderful it is to
sleep in the country. She just loves
he country,
The 'upstairs is really too cold for
ter to wash and dress hi. She gets into
NEXT WEEK!
OBITUARY
Jessie Taylor Anderson
and Infant Son
At Ipoll, Malaya, on Monday, Mar.
16th, Jessie AL.Taylor, beloved wife of
Harold Prentiss Anderson, and dearly
beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Taylor of Burlington, form-erly of .Taylor
Smith's Economy Food Store
McCormick's Or 'Weaton's Makes Dishes Sparkle SODAS, 1 lb. pkg. 29c DREET, pkg. gOd
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the front room after a fire has been
lit and washes and dresses. Articles
of female clothing will be strewn
around all the time she's at the farm.
Then she must have her breakfast.
!This delays dinnek, because she can't
By Harry 3. Boyle , 'cat so soon after her breakfast,
We have a city niece staying with About four o'clock in the afternoon
site gets art urge to go hiking or ski.
ing or snowshoeing and then every.
body must go and look for good
warm elothing. My heavy, woollen
socks which I have been saving for a
year are dragged out, plus my new
titatkinaw... and it takes until five or
so to get her ready. hen she dashes
off and doesn't get back until seven
and we've been -waiting for dinner for
an hour.
At chore time she slouches through
the passageway mid manages to let
the calves out when site opens the
door of their stall. She just 'wanted
to pet the adorable little creature,"
That's the type of guest that gets
me down. It's a relief to have some-
one who gets tip in the morning in
time for breakfast, goes to bed at a
decent hour and doesn't tided wash-
ing a few dishes.
StokelY's Finest
Tomato juice, 20 or, to TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls 25c
Ground Fresh While Yon Wait SPECIAL!
Morning Cheer COFFEE, lb. Sic
TRY A POUND TODAY "YOU'LL LIKE ITt
McCormick's
BUTTER BIB, pkg. ,.„ l _-20c
Club House 9
JELL' POWDERS, 3 for 27c
Maple Leaf
TOILET SOAP
Special Price
-8- cakes 20t
Snowflake
AMMONIA, ?..,11Y1MOI11A0 plugs, 1.14
Heinz Strained, EABY FOODS ll l -8tins 25c
Utopia grand Choice tlitality
TOMATOES
Special Price
Large tin 24c
BELMORE
Service will be held ht the United
Church at lieltnort on Good Priday,
at 2.80 p.m. Eastertide Holy Commun-
ion will be celebrated at 11.15 Easter
morning,
A Collection was taken up in the
United Church, Sunday for the child-
tett of Europe and met with a hearty
response.
Mrs. Hotikiri visited her father in a'
Landoll Hospital last Sunday.
Some of the school boys were out
collecting the past week for the Red
Cross,
Mrs, Win. Edwards -visited with
Miss jeffray tin Thtirstlay.
Mrs, Roy Rutherford -and Miss
Minnie jeffray spent St Patrick's
afternoon at Mr. Robt, JeffrO's:
Mrs. Wtn. Abram is a Londonliisit-
or these days. -
A tonspiel sponsored for Friday
Was tailed off owing to a break in the Clover Leaf FANCY PINK SALMON 1/2s »24c
Shah's For &Clock Nestle's Black or Mined 'EA awEgTENED coNDENSgD
MILK
lb. pkg. 98c lig lb. 40c 12 oz. tin 23c
CHUM DOG FOOD 12-oz. tins 25c
ReadyCiltt Choice
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