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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-04-07, Page 5SELF SERVE Food Market 1111111111.111111.11MMill W YOU PREFER YOU CAN 4.:47 gY PHO Air 193 0.1.- MOW ABLIVER HAIN Wit S'11111111E Wednesday, April 7th, 1948 PAGE, THE. WINGRAIYI ADVANM4TIVIES *MS Miss .Etlith'Hastie, were fuests of Miss Marion King on Sunday, Mr.. And Mrs. Archie Miller visited with Mr, and Mrs. Frank one day last week, doMr, andn, spent the Wm.lifeveck Edwards,-edwiih Ln- ur,aond MliSi in. Edwards. iss„fs e.anKh King spent the last two weeks in Toronto. ,Mrs, D, H. Campbell and Miss jean Campbell of `Listowel, also Miss Mar- 'ian Campbell of Toronto, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Don Campbell on Wed- "C isdliasYs' Fern Cook spent a few days last week at the borne of her grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Wright, of Lakelet, Mr. Sam Stinson who was threaten- ed with pneumonia last week is mak- ing a good recovery. Mr. Bruce Anger has been home from Listowel since Thursday suffer-. mg from injuries to his arm and neck which he received while working at the Listowel Knitting Mill, where he has been employed for some time, Mrs. Harry Ferguson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Don Ireland and Mr. Ireland at Teeswater, Mrs. Clara Ritchie was a recent vis- itor with friends in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Taylor, Miss Margaret bane attended the funeral on Monday afternoon of Miss Emma Jackson in Harriston. Mrs. Hector Hamilton opened her home for the April meeting of the W.M.S. on Thursday afternoon. The meeting opened with quiet music by Mrs: C. Hamilton followed by singing of the hymn, "Crown Him, with many Crowns", and the Lord's Prayer in unison. ;Mrs. Harry Ferguson presided for the worship service. Scripture read- ing was from Matt. 28: 16-20; Luke 24: 45.48, John 20: 19-21, by Mrs. G. Brown was followed by prayer. Mrs. C. Hamilton gave a reading, "Not Ours Alone." Mrs. Alex Taylor spoke very appropriately on the theme "While the Earth remaineth, seed time and harvest, cold and heat, sum- mer and winter, day and night shall not cease" stressing the attention on the fact that we must not lose sight of the only things in this world we can depend upon, God and the Bible, The president, Mrs. A. Taylor had charge of the business period. The roll call was responded to by a thought on seed time. The meeting closed with hynm and Mizpah benediction. The hostess served a delicious lunch, - Silver Wedding Anniversary On Sunday, April 4th, Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley Strong entertained their im- mediate families at luncheon in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary, They were the recipients of a Tri-lite floor lamp and other gifts. During the afternoon there was a musical program including solos by Miss Lois Mont,. gomery, Kitchener, Relatives were present from Listowel, Kitchener and Molesworth. Their daughter, Janice, nurse-in-training at the Kitchener- Water t at" lyo.o \\,14' eos joinpita with attheliirom tenaft; friends in best wishes. Young People's Union Christian Citizenship convener, Kay Gathers, was in charge of the weekly meeting of the Y.P.U. held in the United Church, on Sunday evening, assisted by George Gregg. The meet- of Mr. and Mrs, August Keil. ing opened by the singing of the Mr. and Mrs. Vodden of Ethel, visit- hymn, "Jesus the very thought of ed with Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne •I'llee." The scriptures were taken from on Thursday. Karen Michel returned James 1: 17-22. Geo. Gregg led in with them after a few days \ isit iu prayer. Kay Cathers read a paper on Ethel. ,"Faith and Works." Rev. G, G. How. MT. and Mrs. Ken Hastie and Mr. se gave a talk on the subject, "What and AIrs. Ira MacLean of Wroxeter. are we looking for in life." The hymn spent Thursday in Stratford. wandered far away from God" Miss Jean Campbell and a cousin, was sung after Which Rev. Howse led Miss Campbell of Neepawa, art sllentl- tiin prayer and pronounced the benedie- ing a few clays with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. lion, Magoffen, The Howick. Municipal Telephone System has been making some changes hi, its 'personnel. Mr. John Gamble has been appointed anmager and see- retary-treasurcr; Mr. Jack Wilson, lineman, amt Mr, Ross Coates, night operator; Commissioners are: Enter soa Hargrave, Geo. Ashton, and Wes. Gans. Mr, Mac Hutchison who has been With the Cliesley branch of the Bank of Commerce, has been transferred to the St. Catharines bratteb. We wish Mac continued success. Mrs. Etta tyke has retm'neil in her haute in town after spending 'the win- ler mouths with relatives. Miss Shirley Newton, Wrostiter, ;old day last. The Wta.l.: .rif the afternon 1 - • EXPERT Red Front Grocery WELWO003°'-$ Free 'Phones: Our Prices Are Lower 17 and 2 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery BIG NEWS of BIG VALUES For your House Cleaning Shopping List %(i JUST ARRIVED—CARLOAD of ONTARIO NQ. I "Katandin" Potatoes These Potatoes were grown from foundation stock and would make the best of Seed 75 lb. Bag $2.79 RUBBER FOOTWEAR REPAIRED WORK MITTS and FINE GLOVES, White Frilled Big CURTAINS $4.50 pr. Colonial SHEETS 81x100 $5.95 White Curtain NET Dotted 62c yd. TOWELS Dark Striped $L39 pr. BROWNEtS Shoe Repair I Clark's Pork and Beans "Ti°:. 2 tins 27c I JAVEX—New 32 oz. bottle 23c 16 oz. bottle 14c Lux, Camay and Palmolive Toilet Soap, 3 bars 25c Spic & Span, pkg. 25c Champ, pkg. 10c Cotton BLANKETS $5.00 va. All-Wool BLANKETS Colours $7.95 ea. English LACE CLOTHS $8.75 Part LINEN TOWELLING 59c yd. EXPERT REPAIRS on all makes and models of RADIOS WASHERS REFRIGERATORS APPLIANCES For Satisfaction, Call CHINTZ Floral Designs 89c BE :HIAt 4 Corn Syrup 10 lb. pail 1.25 -5 lb. tin 63cl li Toilet Tissue, Dreadnaught, Snowcap, 3 rolls 25c Planter's Peanut Butter, 1 lb. jar 47c, 3/4 lb. jar 37c 1—Bulk Sodas Crisp andi Fresh 1 lb, Pkg. 17c J (Standard Quality) Several brands 20 oz. tins PEAS — - - - 2 for 25c I SHREDDED WHEAT - 2 'pkgs. 25c SALMON—Gold Seal SOCKEYE, 3/2 lb. tin . .40c SALMON—Red Seal Med. Red Cohoe, 1/2 lb. 33c SALMON—Fancy Pink, 1 lb. 43c 1/2 lb. 24c Attractive Cottage SET CURTAINS $2.50 pr. RAG BATH MATS $2.59 Flette BLANKETS 70x90 $4.50 McGILL Radio Service 'Phone 380 Wingham IN STOCK NOW — FLOOR COVERING Congoleum, Rexoleum, Rockfelt, Feltol 2 and 3 yards wide CONGOLEUM RUGS—up to 9 x 15 Chatham, visited with the former's sister, Mrs. Art. Stephens and Mr, Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris and Pat- sy, con. 2, Howick, spent Sunday with the former's mother, :Mrs. J.'13rown. Mrs. W. J. Greer and Mrs. Hinde of Wingham, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs, H. V. Holmes, Friends will learn with regret that Mr. Holmes is suffering from a severe heart and an- emic condition and hope there may soon be improvement. Mrs. Ida Hastie returned home af- ter spending the winter with her sis- ter, Mrs. Carr of Ethel. Miss Gwen Rattan of Harriston, visited over the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark and fam- ily of Wroxeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Underwood. ,Miss Agnes Darling of Southampton visited with Mr. and Mrs. K. attes- t= 'over the week-end. Miss Dorothy Watson has returned after being a patient in Victoria Hos- pital, London, for a few days.. Mr. and Mrs, N. T. Cook 'of Clif- ford„ spent theweek.-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Musgrove. Mr. Fred Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Galbraith, and Mrs. Harvey Mil- ligan, were Toronto visitors on Tues- day. Mr. Worrall, London Diocesan lay reader, spent the week-end at the rec- tory and assisted Rev, J. C. Caley at the service on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lohr and Ward of Hanover, spent Sunday at the home ij spent the week-end with relatives here. Mrs. Short, Ronald and Carol returned with him after spending a week with her mother, Mrs. W. Earngej%. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Irwin and family, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brown, Molesworth, Mrs. Ward Fawcett and Wayne, of GORRIE es may be had at the home of Miss Margaret Dane. Mr. and Mrs. Barry McKnight, (nee Wilma Boyd) Fordwieh, were honor- ed by their friends at a dance arid mis- cellaneous shower' in the hall here on Friday night. Mr. Lawrence Short, of Fergus, Maxwell House COFFEE - - 1 lb. bag 564 A shipment was made to the Ont- ario Red Cross division last week from the Gorrie branch. It included 12 com- plete layettes; 12 pr. boys pyjamas; 18 boys' scarves and 12 girls' gowns, also 2 quilts. Yarn for knitting boy's scary- E. D. Smith's Pure Tomato KETCHUP, 13 oz. 24c Tip Top TOMATOES, choice quality, 28 oz. tin 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE (Unsweetened) 20 oz. lOc Fresh, Sweet Juicy CALIFORNIA ORANGES, Size 344s 2 dozen 45c GRAPEFRUIT, size 96s 5 for 23c WASHED CARROTS 2 lbs. 1.5c Rutherford's 1 AMBER HONEY, 4 lb. tin 89c 8 lb. pail $1.79 These prices effective to closing time, Sat., April 10 isomm, SELF SERVE was piecing quilts, The devotional ser- vice was led by the President, Mrs. H. V. Holmes. Menibers prayer and the Lord's Prayer were repeated in unison. Roll Call was answered with a verse about the Resurrection, Mrs, W. H. Marshall read the scripture lesson, Matt. 28, 1 -8. Mrs. Holmes gave an Easter message, "Our Risen Lord" ,and Mrs. Frances Earngey sang "I Need Thee Every Hour." The ineetinA closed with the benediction, alter which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Women's Institute The annual meeting of the Gorrie Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. C. Gregg on Wednesday, (]lease note change of day), April 14, at 2.30 p.m. The motto will be taken by Mrs. H. Ferguson. ROI Call, a suggestion for next year's program. The election of officers will he held Mow and conveners of standing committees. are asked to please present their re- ports, There will. be an all member program when each member will speak, sing or pay, Mr. Carter McKee of Galt is Mg his sister, Mrs. Jas. Wylie also his 'brother, Mr. Geo. McKee at the Wing- ham General Hospital. Miss Jennie McKee of NVbitby was also a visitor here last week. The condition of ;Mr.. Geo. McKee remains much the same;. Mrs. R. Jackson is moving 'thio, week into her apartment in 3tr. Day's borne, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and Plei .71- lis of Eordwich, spent Easter Sunda.. with Mr. tkorge and Miss Nfargara Dane. Rev. J. C. and Mrs. Caley and Das— hl, are spending the Easter holiday& with relatives in Stratford and Rod- ney. tin Old Dutch Cleanser SPIC and SPAN JAVEX, 16 14c BON AMI pkg. 10c 23c 23c 15c 32c 28c 32 oz. cake or powder Val a large and small package SANI FLUSH tin The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints presents Miss Bessie Wylie and Mr. Jame, wyn ,e Toronto, spent last week with their mother, Mrs. John Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shera, Moore- ; field were in town on Tuesday. Telephone lines which have been .t.rut of commission sine',' the bridge was swept oat were repaired last week and 'Service -1s again back to normal. Miss H. Vernier, teacher at the Orarigehill Sehool spent the haste tacation at her home in Ottawa. 'The Mormon Quintet' 8:00 p.m, in the W1NGHAM TOWN HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS THURSDAY APRIL 8 Anglian W. A. The regular meeting .,t St. Stephen's Women's Auxiliary was held at tht home of Mrs. F. C. Taylor on Thins- • ALL WELCOME NO COLLECTION w4/4 "miff s#Ars SUPREME STEEL WOOL 'pkg. lOc SUNSET DYES - - - - pkg. 15c DUSTBANE - tin 18c MOODY'S TURPENTINE bottle 25c BROOMS $1.12 $1.29 HAWE'S FLOOR WAX tin 49c LIN-X pt 59c, qt. 98c Sturdy leathers, fine workmanship in a variety of styles. Wngtips to maccasin types Full line of CHILDREN'S SHOES Dunlop's Shoe. Store Shc;es Fitted by X-ray" et