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LADIES MEN
DIMITY
in Blue, Pale Pink and
Floral Patterns
Per yard $1.19
LACE
TABLECLOTHS
in pleasing patterns
Large size 70x90, $6.75
Small, 36x36 $3.59
DRESSES
Ladies' Washable Print
Dresses in gay Spring
patterns
Sizes 14-20 and 38-44
46 — 52
Priced from $1.49 up to
$3.79
Ladies' Spun RAYONS
Sizes 46 — 52 $5.95
SWEATERS
Ladies' Cardigans in all
Pastel shades
Sizes 16 to 20 and 36-44
$4.50 each
YARD GOODS
BROADCLOTH
in Maroon, White, Royal
Blue and Green
59c up to 79c yd.
Men's Heavy
WORK BOOTS
with Rubber Soles
All sizes $3.98 pr.
Men's Heavy Denim
OVERALLS
built for comfort and
durability $3.49 pr.
Men's WORK SHIRTS
Reliable make
$1.98
SPECIAL!
Men's DRESS SHIRTS
Here -is a Bargain at
only $2.75
MEN'S TIES
Gay Spring Coloured
Patterns for young and
old. $1.50
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
We now have BOYS'
CLOTHING in Plaid
Shirts, Overalls, Schciol
Pants, Jackets, Sweat
Shirts, Caps, Jersey and
many other items.
NYLON HOSE
In all the New Spring Shades
WELDREST, 45 gauge, pair $1.65
WELDREST, 51 gauge, pair $1.85
SERVICE WEIGHT, pair $1.25
PURE SILK CREPE, Subs, pair ...... ,..$1.25
LADIES—To be sure you get the BEST
• INSIST ON WELDREST •
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MEN'S - LADIES' - CHILDREN'S WEAR
"THE HOME OF QUALITY DRY GOODS"
CLASSIFIED ADS.
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AUCTION SALE — Of Household
Effects will be held at the residence
of J. H. Hopper, Diagonal Road,
at 2 p,m, on Saturday, April 24th.
Terms Cash. J. H. Hopper, Prop.,
L. G. Bryce, Auct.
APRIl. CHICKS should be Hillside
Chicks. Why? Because you want
chicks of known breeding that will
grow fast to catch up with some of
the good markets, These markets
are there fr ,r the practical poultry-
keeper. Canadian Approved, breed-
ers pallor= tested. Buy Hillside
Chicks. watch them eatch up with
the others, Agent, Frank Green,
Wroxeter, Phone kr.
EXPERIENCED WOMAN will rare
fi ,r Play works or keep house
:for elderly person. Apply Box C,
Advance-Tirnes,
EXPERIENCED CO NC R. ET E:
'Work—Floors, foundations, etc. At
ply L. Brooks and J. ValiCamp.
releplione evenings 81V or 608r5.
Free estini,otes on all jobs.
FOR SALE—Pure Bred Registered
Hereford Bulls from fury accredited
bud. SullY, Rosily Farms,
Ila:.fielt1 Road, Goderich, Ont. . ,
FOR SALE —200 acre Farm, Howick
owosinp, lots 12 and 13, Con. 12,
135 acres tillable land, 15 acres mix-
ed, 12 acres circular vo pod bush,
good bank fun, silo, 3 exeelletit
wells, stable cemented. 1.41-111 all tl/C
drained. S roomed brick house. hen.
house, .sieep pen, driving shed, all
in good condition. Hydro within a
quarter mile. Rural mail box oppo-
site loonse. • Immediate possession
for farm and barn. Down payment,
balance on easy terms. Apply R. J.
aVarrell, Wroxeter, Out, ...„ .
FARM FOR S.ALE—About :33 acres
ti ht at Wingliam uu llighwaY, an
extra 000d brick house with furnace,'
barn with cement stables, miming
water, equipped with hydro, about'
10 minutes ~talk into town. Apply.
Roy Campbell, Wingham Phone.
-63601.
FOR SALE-1.4 H. P, Electric Meat
Chopper in good condition. Apply
Botcher Shop, Phone Wroxeter 43,
FOR SALE — International Manure
Spreader. Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE—Two Used Singer Drops
head Sewing Machines, reasnablyl
priced. Box 403, Hanover, Oat.
FOR. RENT-200 acre grass Farm,
near Beigrave, kits of water, extra
goad grass. Apply W. R. Paterson,
462 Wellington St., London.
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Bulovo
DIANA
17 JeweN
$3750
CUSTOM BUILT
Kitchen CABINETS
RUBBER and
Mastic Tile Flooring
for Homes, Offices and
Stores.
ESTIMATES FREE
Norman Rintoul
'Phone 251 Wingham
grave. Tenders to be accompanied by
a marked cheque for 10t;"'e of the con-
tract price. The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted,
R. IL Thompson, Clerk.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Cecil Chamney and family wish
to thank sincerely the many friends
and neighbours for the kindness and
sympathy shown to them during their
recent sad bereavement, also special
thanks-for the many floral tributes. ,
out all bight in s swamp A milesantithalt troth
tome. Shirley Benninger, :four, ;glanev at :aerofoil of
iearch in the safety of her 'orn,osa, Onto home- with
ivesyearsold "Joey" Benninger. *lo:ey" went to the
twine' 11.0h her, but left for home when hungiY.
Later :he heard :his father and uncle •discussin
Shirley's whereabouts, and 'told them :Shirley nit
teen with him. The girl was lost for more than 1
hours
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IN MEMORIAM
McNEVIN—In loving memory of a LIN
dear son, Paddy, who passed away'
April 21st, 1985.
God called him home,
It was His will,
But in our hearts
He livetlt still.
—Ever remembered by Mo
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HOWICK LIONS CLUB present an •_ _
AMATEUR NIGHT
--- ill tint
WROXETER
TOWN HALL, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
at 8:30 pan, D.S.T.
A VARIED PROGRAMME of 30 Amateur Acts
• $60.00 IN PRIZES
ENTRY FORMS may be obtained from, and returned to IL L.
KNIGHT, WROXETER, ONT., not later than 0:00 p.tn. April 28,
This is your opportunity to set areal worth while program. It
you have Talent, ACT' IlOW.,--This is the place to express "iti
At.MISSION 50e an 25c The
First 30 Entries only 'will be acceptable
Judging - will be 'done the ,ortly lair wad, by Intan4 Of applause titter
PAGE FOUR
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TI1VIES
Wednesday, April 21, 1946
FOR SALE Good Building Lot on
Catherine St. Apply A. C. Adams.
FOR SALE — 1933 Model B Ford
C,ame in good condition, with seal
beam lights. Apply Mac Newton,
Phone 9r3 Wroxeter.
FOR. SALE—Kitchen Table, 5 Chairs,
Kitchen Cabinet, Studio Couch,
Chest of Drawers. Apply Mrs. Jack
Ernest, Phone 223.
HARDEN MAY BE HAD FREE for
the working. Apply Miss R. Lewis,
Edward St.
tiRASS FARM FOR RENT 150
acres, spring creek, on the 4th con.
of Grey. Apply Rory McKay, Low-
er Vs inoliano Phone 625t22.
1101 5E WORK WANTED By,
young lady. Phone 4441.
TEACHER WANTED—Protestant,
for Turnberry School Area, state
salary and qualifications if any. Ap-
plications received up to April 30th,
1948, by Alex. Corrigan, Secretary-
Treasurer, R.R. 1, Bluevale.
7PHOLSTERERS WANTED—Lar-
ge manufacturing company in West-
ern Ontario has openings for 10 op-
holsterers. 'Must be top-notch me-
chanics, Finest working conditions.
Guaranteed hourly rate plus liberal
production bonus. If you are look-
ing for a job ivith a future apply to
Box SL, Advance-Times,
VETERINARY AND PET FIRST
Aids--Serums and Baeterins, mixed
or specific. A full department in
our store. Ask for information and
pamphlets. McKilabons, Wingham.
WANTED—Girl or woman for Spring
cleaning, all conveniences, good
wages. Phone 366j,
WANTED—House or part of house,
unfurnished, will pay $30 to $35 per
month, 3 adults. Apply Post Of-
fice Box 234, Wingham.
$35 to $60 A WEEK! Your own bus-
iness! No boss, no timeclock, inde-
pendence! The leading line of Home
Service Products! Fine city and
rural territories available. A vehicle
is needed for routes. If you have
selling ability and a small capital,
write today for FREE information,
FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Mont-
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furniture will be held
at the residence of the late
DAVID HALLIDAY
Minnie St., Wingliam, at 2 o'clock, ,on
FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1948
The following is for sale: Dining
room Suite, Sideboard, Couch, Sparton
Table Model Radio, 3 Rocking Chairs,
a number of Kitchen Chairs, Day Bed,
4 Beds with Mattresses, 4 Dressers,
What-not, Electric Table Lamp, Ash
Sifter, Clock, Electric Iron, 3 Burner
Coal Oil Stove with oven, 3 Tables, a
quantity of Dishes, 2 Toilet Sets, Rugs
and Linoleums, Clothes Rack, 3 Cup-
boards, 2 Wash Stands, a quantity of
Garden and numerous other articles.
Terms — Cash,
Jas. A. Halliday, Administrator.
L. G. Bryce, Auctioneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Of Real Estate and Household Effects
Of the late
MRS. ANNIE STUTT
Will be held at her late residence,
HOWICK ST., WROXETER
At 2 p.m., on
SATURDAY, APRIL 24th, 1948
The following is for sale: Round
Extension Table, Square Kitchen Tab-
le; Simmons Bed, Springs and Mat-
tress, nearly new; 6 Kitchen Chairs, 6
Odd Chairs, Raymond Sewing ,Mach-
ine, 2 Sets of Drawers, 2 Small Tab-
les, Settee, 2 Wash Stands, Wooden
Bed, Springs and Mattress, 2 Corru-
gated Wardrobes, Westinghouse Elec-
tric Radio, Rocker, Cupboard, Drop-
Leaf Table, Oil Stove, 2 Toilet Sets,
Beach Quebec Range, numerous other
articles, Terms—Cash,
There will also be offered for sale
subject to a reserved bid a six room
Cottage with ashphalt siding. Terms
—Cash.
Allan Munro, Executor,
John Dinsmore, Auctioneer.
Tenders For Painting
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned up to April 30, 1948,
for painting outside of the Community
Memorial Hall, :Vhitechurch, 3 coats
to be applied, paint will he supplied,
work to be completed by May 31, 1948
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Mrs. Victor Emerson,
Seey-Treas., Whitechurela
Tenders for Drainage Work
in East Wawanosh Twp.
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Staled tenders will be received by
the undersigned up until 2 p.m., May
4, 1948, for the 'construction of the
Hallaltan-Caldwell Municipal Drain,
BL YTH
Mr, Cecil 'Wheeler of Morris, has
purchased the Hodgins property ,on
Dinsley street.. He is making some
improvements and hopes it will be
ready for occupancy next month.
The local Legion is entertaining the
Legion Auxiliary in. Memorial Hall
this Thursday evening.
Mr. Ben. Walsh and family arc now
nicely located in their new home on
Queen street, recently purchased from
Mr, Dap Riehl,
Mr, Grover Clan has purchased the
pool room front Mr. Ken. Scott and
is now operating it,
Mr. Earl Anderson of Belgrave, had
charge of the morning service in the
United Church. The evening service
was in the form of an address by Dr,
Hodd on the Labrador Mission.
Miss Alice Gillespie has returned
home, after having spent the past few
months with friends in St. Catharines.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. C. B. Armitage and son, John,
spent the, week-end in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, W. B. McCook spent
a few days last week in Toronto.
Miss Lee K. Robertson, Reg. Nurse
of Toronto, spent the week-end with
her parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Mitchell, of
Rothsay, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Keating and other relatives.
Mrs. Andrew Casemore and daugh-
ter, Irlma, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pattison spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Salter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coleman, alto
Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Steward
of Toronto, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isard,
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Pym had as
their guest last week-end the latter's
brother, Mr. Charles Godbolt of Ex-
eter, who was guest soloist at St. An-
drew's Church Sunday evening.
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Gifts For All Occasions
WINGHAM PHONE 59
Plastic Wall Tile
For
Kitchen and Bathroom
In Practically Every Colour
OR SALE 1937 Dodge Sedan, can
he seen after 4 p.m. Apply Box AM,
Advance-Times.
OR SALE—Baby Buggy with run
nera. Phone 424,
HOUSE FOR SALE-4 room 2 story
House, possession could be arranged
Apply Roy ,alundy,
LOST-825x20 Truck Tire on High-
way 86, 1-4 mile west of &Aland,
Pan Friday. Finder please Phone
Wingliam 492w collect.
AWN _MOWERS REPAIRED and
Sharpened. Jenkins Repair Shop,
Minnie St.
.OS —Young Black Collie Dog with
sonic white. Arthur Stapleton, R.
R. A Wingham.
ITCHENF.R BIG-4 CHICKS —
They're what you want if you're or
dering April chicks, You want to
catch tip with the markets. For eggs
or meat you can't beat Big-4 Scores
of satisfied customers writing every
year with repeat orders. They'd buy
none but Big-4. Lose no time get-
ting prices and giving us ,your ord-
er. Get our special prices on started
chicks. Wilbur Hogg, It. 4, Wing-
ham.
SALE—Of Furaitureetids this Satur-
day, April :24, 1948 at fichttett
Sons, Mildmay.a :Hurry.
SAVE-a-Have your :Chesterfield Suites
upholstered for $90 to $120, by Nor-•
wood Ottomans, 331 Queen Street,
Stratford. Guaranteed. Phone 1711It
days only„
If there are nicks in the enamel of your
refrigerator, rust spots will form. Touch
up the nicks with an enamel paint, using
one of the children's paint brushes. Use
mild soap and water for cleaning
cracked enamel.
Tenders For Painting
Tenders will be received by the
Board of Village Trustees of the Vil-
lage of Wroxeter, for the painting of
the interior of the Wroxeter Town
Hall. Specifications for this work may
be obtained at Moffat's Hardware In
Wroxeter. Tenders to be submitted
by May 1st, 1948. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Wroxeter Village Trustee Board,
Hector L. Knight, Secretary.
IN MEMORIAM
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs', A. D. Smith, Bluevale, wishes
to thank her many friends and neigh-
bours for the lovely cards, flowers and
gifts received during her recent illness.
To Dr. Connell and the Staff of the
specifications, proole, etc., may be seen Wingham General Hospital a special
at the Clerk's Office, R. R. 1, Bel- thank you.
FORMOSA, ONT., CHILD LOST, FOUND, READS ABOUT IT IN PAPER
WESTINGHOUSE MODEL
R.M. This gleaming, stream-
lined range features the large,
extra-convenient, acid-resisting
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elements, a roomy oven, a
warming drawer and two con-
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WESTINGHOUSE MODEL
A4M. This smart, compact
range, just two feet wide, pro-
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These fine Westinghouse ranges really are the last word in
speed, convenience and economy. Their smart styling and
beautiful finish will brighten any kitchen. The eves heat oven
assures the finest baking and roasting results . , . and the
smokeless broiler will, grill the tastiest, juiciest steaks you've
ever cooked.
WEIR. In loving memory of Mrs.
Isabella Weir, who passed away one am
year ago, April 25th, 1947. •
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, LI
Her weary trials and troubles Are past, um'
In silence she suffered, in patience she
bore;
Till God called her home, to suffer no
more.
Ever remembered by Lillian and fam- ily, •
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