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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-04-14, Page 7TEA CARNATION MILK 2 tins 29c Dalton's JELLY POWDERS--All flavors, ea. „ 7c Aylmer KETCHUP, 11 oz. bottle 19c VEGETABLE SOUP 10 oz. tin 2 - 25c WEDDINGS. Colwell - Baird A very pretty wedding was solemn, ized on Tuesday, March 27th, at the Pine River Manse, when Rev, Jolln C. Hutton united in marriage Noreen Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. John Baird and the late Mrs, Baird of Wingham with William A. Colwell of Tiverton, only son of Mrs. Colwell aton1(1, 1 the late David Colwell of 'river- . The bride was lovely in a floor- length gown of white nylon with rhinestone trim. Her long embroidered veil was fastened to a coronet of lily of the valley. She carried a bouquet of white lillies, lily of the valley and fern and wore the groom's gift, a string of pearls. Miss Margaret Baird as her sister's bridesmaid was frocked in a floor- length gown of white jersey. Her bou- quet was of apple blossoms, roses and `fern.Tle groom's gift to the bridesmaid was a gold necklet and to the grooms- man, Mr. L. G. Bryce, of Wingbam, a gold tie-pin, For travelling the bride donned a suit of light grey with matching hat. and coat, -sand black suede shoes. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm at Tiverton. OBITUARY Food-Saver WAX PAPER, 100 ft. roll 32c Viau SODAS, plain or salted, 2 lb. pkg, . 41c Kellogg's RICE KRISPIES . 2 pkgs. 27c Apple and Strawberry or Apple and Raspberry JAM 4 lb..pail 69c Tip-Top Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, 4 lb. . . 89c ITideisin!livr ooscthtrvat ing vv,, Garg:p17,,g. 29c • CHILREN'S OVERALLS in sizes 2 to 12 Heavy Drill and Corduroy $1.49 - $2.59 ea. BOYS' and YOUTHS' Overalls Sizes 28 - 34 8 oz. Denim $2.79 pr. BOYS' PLAID SHIRTS Sizes 2 to 6 $1.35 Sizes 8 to 14 $1.98 ea. HOUK COUNCIL • 'Gorrie, April 5th, 1948 The Council met in the Clerk's Of- fice according to adjournment, the Reeve John Winter in the chair. The members all present. The minutes of GIRLS' PRINT PYJAMAS Sizes 2 - 6 $1.79 8 - 14 $2.19 GIRLS' PLAIN BROADCLOTH DRESSES $2,25 each GIRLS' HUNTED DRESSES Ages 7 - 12 $1.98 ea. LADIES' PRINT HOUSE DRESSES Regular sizes 14 - 20, or 38 w 44 Oversize 46 52 $1.49 up to $3.50 TOWELS Heavy Every-day Towels. Cream with Stripe, $1.25 tit., WELDREST NYLON HOSE 45 gauge $1.65 pr. Nylon Subs $1.29 pr. PURE SILK CREPE, pair — ..... — _ .$1.65 If you want the BEST Insist ion WELDREST Shower For Bride A large crowd gathered in Knox GORRIE United S.S. room, Monday evening to honour one of their number, M rs, lir. Dm id Cathers has sold his 150 .1.1•••• For the next two weeks Drug Stores across Canada will feature Nationally Advertised Merchandise-- Consequently our windows and inside displays will feature the merchandise you hear about and read about in your newspapers. As always, this merchandise will be offered at Minimum Prices—Choose Your Favorite Brand. For convenient checking we list below some of these products: '.1111.1110,6, AT PRVIS Val/U kW I The makers 'of PABLUM announce the NEW BABY CEREAL PABEN A—The Oatmeal enriched Cooked Cereal—Same size, same price as PABLUM-45c for 18 oz.—Get yours today—Give your baby a change/ McKibbons You Save With Safety At Your Rexali Store Wednesday, April 14, 1948 THE WINGHA1V1 .ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE 'Asomposmounomilimi lm a !Durst, part salary, $70.00; Durst, 'postage, $5,00, bulb, 25; $5,25, I Moved by Gowdy and Parrish that the Assessor's salary for,,the year 3948 be .$300,00 and the By-Law be .amend- ed accordingly. Carried. Moved by Strong and Parrish that this meeting do now adjourn to meet again in the Clerk's Office in Gorrie, on May 5th, or at the call of the' Reev—Carried, Philip I. Durst, John Winter Clerk. Reeve. S a WELWOOD'S Red Front Grocery 'Phones: Our Prices Are Lower Free 17 and 2 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery SUITS SALMON—Gold Seal SOCKEYE, 'A lb. tin , 40c SALMON—Red Seal Med. Red Cohoe, '/ Ile. 33c SALMON—Fancy Pink, 1 lb. 43c 1/z lb. 24c I. York Brand - 12 oz, tin 12 oz. tin BOLOGNA 23c KAM 35c Striking a new note for Spring— Exclusively fashioned Suits in sat new wools, 'gabardine, hoinespuns There's a big range here — and • They're STYLED RIGHT • MADE RIGHT • PRICED RIGHT for your Assurance of Value. a permanent, They are Toronto's Nrunt4 Ruth (Gloria) .Spotton and Defiler (Del) Crouse-r, of Fort Worth, Tems.,.._ who will be married April 17t13,, Fort Worth, The entire ice cap**. troupe will be wedding gues0s. Low- don Free Press. Miss Gloria Spotton mentioned fae the above article is a daughter of agfra. Arthur Spotton, a former resielea, and a niece of Mrs, Frances Strong a Gorrie also of Mr. Robert Spotton mfr Wingham. their daughter, Mrs, A, Wallace and Mr. Wallace, spent a couple of days last week in Tilsonburg, with their' son, Mr, Campbell Magoffen and Mrs, Magoffen, The latter is recovering from an illness.. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edgar and Frances, have moved into town to the home which they I recently purchased from Mr. Archie Irwin. Mr. and Mr's. George Brown were recent visitors in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shera of Moorefield visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Shera on Friday. Pair Skaters To Marry Romance developed from an appear- ance on Toronto ice, when two young skaters paired in the 1947 ice capades, decided to make their partnership WARM PUTTY' Putty can be kept warm and work— able while being applie6 outdoors. dur— ing cold weather, by placing it on a- heated brick. Wrap the brick in wa% paper so the putty willnot stick Isis the brick. Carmichael's • DRY GOODS Lend a new note of freshness to your kitchen and bedroom windows with these smart new ma terials— WHITE DOT, 40" yd. 62c COLOURED PATTERNS—Red, Green, Yellow, etc., yd. 69c — 89c FRILLED CURTAIN MATERIALS by the yard! 42", per yd. 89c TAILORED PANELS COTTAGE SETS. FRILLED SETS A big selection of well made CURTAINS at POPULAR PRICES Mrs. Joseph Chamney Mrs. Joseph Chamney died at her home on Saturday, after a lengthy ill- ness, in her 80th year. Formerly Sarah Perdue, she had lived all her life in East Wawanosh, Her husband died 19 years ago. She is survived by two sons, Cecil on the homestead, and Clarence who lives across the road; two dau-i ghters, Mrs. G. A. (Lulu) MacLau- ghlin, Detroit; Mrs. Raymond. (Lena) Finnigan, Crewe; one sister, Mrs, David Chamney, Wingham, and six. grandchildren. Mrs, Chamney was a member of the Donnybrook United Church and was especially noted for being a good neighbor. The funeral services were held from the residence of her son, Mr. Cecil Chamney, at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, April 13th. Inter- ment was made in Wingham cemetery, Olive R. Cruikshank Olive R., Criukshank, highly respec- ted and well known native of Wing- ham, passed away in Ottawa Hospital, on Sunday, April 11th, after' an illness of several weeks. Born in Wingham, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Cruikshank of Wingham, she received her early education here, later graduating from Toronto University with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1914, Following her graduation from the University of Toronto in 1914, Miss Cruikshank served as matron in charge of the Girls' Residence at the Univer- sity of Toronto. The following year she joined the staff of the University of Manit6ba in the Household Science WELWOOD'S "Where Your Dollar Buys M 0 R E " Telephone 414w Wingham at the Ontario Agricultural College. She held this post as head of the Household Science Division for 22 years and in 1942 her services were loaned to the Dominion Government as manager of the Laurentian Terrace, residence of women employees of the Federal Government, She was serving in this capacity when stricken about three weeks ago. , She is survived by her brother, Robert of Wingham, Her parents and one brother, George, predeceased her, Funeral services are being held to- day, (Wednesday), April 14th, at 2,30 p.m. from Currie's Funeral Home, with Rev, W. A. Beecroft, in charge. Interment will be made in Winghain eembtery. Mrs, Peter IVIeGue In Toronto East General Hospital, on 'Thursday, April 8th, the death oc- curred of Sarah Ann !O'Malley, widow of the late Peter MdGuc, in her 85th year.. Requiem. High Mass was sung in Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, at 9 a.m„ on Monday, April 12th. Interment was made in Wingham R. C. Cemetery. S Glen Swan, (nee Edith McClenaghan), on her recent marriage. Lively games and contests were conducted under the leadership of ,Mrs. Ken Wheeler. George Johnston and Rev. W. J. Moores. Mrs. George Johnston was at the piano for the mus- ical games. Mr. Earl Anderson at the conclusion of the games asked the bride and groom to come forward. He spoke of the fine character of the bride and of her willingness to help in the Sunday School, the Church and the Commun- ity. Expressing the wishes of the gather- ing, he presented the table of gifts. The bride and groom both replied in well chosen words. Delicious re- freshments were served, whiclrbrought the evening to a close. Mr. and Mrs.. Swan will make their home at Bruce- Congratulations to M aster George Procter, son of Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Procter, who won first prize at the Oratorical Contest held at Bluevale. Misses Lois Kelly and Jean Yule were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Kelly. Mr. Cecil Wheeler has purchased from Carman Hodgins, the residence recently occupied by olir, and Mrs. Alex Rose on Dinsley Street, Blyth. Fresh, Sweet Juicy CALIFORNIA ORANGES, Size 344s 2 dozen 45c GRAPEFRUIT, size 96s 5 for 23c WASHED CARROTS 2 lbs. 15c These prices effective to closing time, Sat., Apr. 17 a the last regular and special meetings were read and on motion of 'Gowdy and Parrish were adopted as read. Carried, 111P Moved by Parrish and Gowdy that we call for tenders for digging ditch, supplying and laying the tile on the Brown Municipal drain in the Town- ship of Howick. Plans and specifica- tions for same can be supplied by the Clerk and. the work to be done under the supervision of the Township En- gineer, Carried. Moved by Strong and ParriSh that. we re-insure the roads with A. E. & Co„ of London, for a premium of $223,70, Carried. Moved by Strong and Zurbrigg that the Road accounts as approved be paid. Carried. Moved by Zurbrigg and Gowdy that the following bills be paid. Carried.. Relief, $146.69; R. W. y, wade, premium on road insurance, $223.70; E. Downey, caretaker at Gorrie Hall, $22,50; D. Townsend, shovelling snow at Wroxeter shed, $7.00; 1. Zurbrigg, trip to County Home, re T. Walker, $5.00; G. Hislop, refund dog tax, $2; Department and five years later was John Dietz, Fox Bounty, $3.00; P. named director of Home Economics LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. Wm. Plenty of Embro is visit- ing with his sister, Mrs. J.W. Dodd and Mrs. D. Hamilton, Miss Vera Fryfogle R.N., of Strat- ford, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs, J. J. Fryfogle, Mr. Harry Rintoul is progressing favourably after his operation of last week in Wingham General Hospital, Mrs. John Homuth of town and. Mrs. Robt. Hogg of Seaford', are vis- iting in Niagara Falls with Mr. and Mrs. B, H. Bedford. • Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hobden were Mrs. Jas. Hobden, Beamsville, her brother, Mr, W. A. R.tanney of Cobo- conk and Mr. and Mrs, Win, Hobden of Hamilton. BELGRAVE acre farm to Mr. Bridges of Amberley. is having an auction sale of farm stock and implements on Tuesday. Mrs. Bagnall has returned to her home here after spending the winter in Toronto. A foot bridge was erected last week 'across the llaitlaud to link the north i l and south sections of the village. Mr, and Mrs. I), W. Dane of Tor-! ,onto; spent several days last week with 1 'relatives in and around town. I Can. Appeal Pot' Children The sum of 92.0 was collected in the village by members of the Wo- men's Institute in aid of the Canadian I Appeal for destitute children of the rear ravaged countries of Europe. National Film Board The National Film Board will pre- cut their monthly showing on Tuesday evening, April 20th, at 8,80 sharp in re Township Hall. The following films will be shown: After six o'doek, Fit for To-morrow; Modern Guide to Health; Mexico Today; Singing Stars of To-morrow. Eye witness and Flee- tricky. The health pictures should be particularly interesting. It is hoped there will he a, good attendance. Mrs. L. Neilson is a patient in the Wingham General Hospital. Friends e hoping that her health may soon Mr. and Mrs. Will Howell,: avid lean, also Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Maud of Conn, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. T. L. Me- Miss Alma Nash and Miss Mary Ritchie were home from Toronto over he week-end, Mr. and Mrs. DowdelI and Audrey, Toronto, were week-end visitors at home of Mr. and Mrs. John yndman, Mr, Mervyn Stephens of Thorndale, spent the week-end with friends here, Mrs. R. H. Stephens who leas spent the Winter in Thorndale, retuned with hint to ,Iter . home, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Magoffen and Listerine Antiseptic 29; 49; 89c Noxzema Skin Cream— SPECIAL 25c FOR 19c Phillip's Milk of Magnesia- 23; 45; 69c PRELL _ 27; 63; 89c EX-LAX — . .15; 33e LARVEX _ — . . . 83c Wildroot Cream Oil ..59; $L09 All-Purpose RIT ..25c KOTEX, 12's — .33c 2 for 65c KOTEX, 48's — — $1.23 DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS 43c Johnson's Baby Powder 28; 55c Dr. Chase's Nerve 'Food 69; 1.79 MODESS, Irs 33c 2 for 65c Ipana Tooth Paste . — _29; 49c Maclean's Tooth Paste .29; 47c Halo Shampoo — .29; 49; 89c ALKA SELTZER — .29c, 57c BAYERS' ASPIRIN 18, 29, 79c CASTORIA — . 33; 69c VICKS INHALER. — —39c BROMO SELTZER 25c, 49c, 95c Gillette Tech Razor with 5 Blades .. • — . 49c Templeton's Raz-Mah .$1.25 TINTEX DYES . .? — —15c MEN'S OVERALLS Heavy Denim $3.75 up to $4.25 WORK SHIRTS Sanforized Shrunk $1.98 up to $2.55 MEN'S BRIEFS and TOPS, each 89c Men's HEAVY WORK SOCKS, pair 49c MEN'S HOSE The name PALL MALL IS TOPS A fine English Rib All-Wool HOSE $1.50 pair Men's HEAVY WORK BOOTS with Panto Soles . Clearing at $3.98 pr. • Carmichael's Dry Goods MEN'S - LADIES' - CHILDREN'S WEAR "THE HOME, OF QUALITY DRY GOODS"