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MON., TUES., WEDNES., JUNE 21, 22, 23
"Golden Earrings,/
MARLENE DIETRICH RAY MILLAND
PAJAMAS
Plain or Striped Broadcloth
Contrasting Piped Trim on
Plain Shades
$3.50 - $6.95
Cotton BEACH SHIRTS and
SWEATERS
Penman make - Long or short
Sleeves - White Terry Cloth -
Striped and Plain Tones of Rust,
Gold, White $1.00 to $2.50
SLACKS
Dad can always use an extra pair
for evenings. Gabardines, Trop-
ical Worsted, Tweed, Fine Worst-
eds, Tans, Browns, Greys, Blues
and Stripes $7.50 - $13.95
Smith's Economy Food Store
Regular with 34c only Price r Coupon
Fancy KETA small tin Nestle's Sweetened Condensed
SALMON ... - ...22e 1 MILK, tin ..13c
Red Glo 20 oz. tiff Maple Leaf 'Tetiderflalre
TOMATOES .2Ic LARD, 1 lb. - - .28c
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Morning Cheer Coffee lb 51c
FRESH GROUND WHILE YOU WAIT
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PAGE TEN TT WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, June 16, 1948
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FATHER'S DAY
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Council was held on Monday evening.
On ;notion of Councillors Willis and
Mitchell, Mr, R. A, Spotton was
awarded the contract of supplying the
memorial monument as per recom-
mendation of the memorial committee.
The monument will cost $5,000.00,
Milk Test Is Very Bad-As reques-
ted some weeks ago, the Board of
Health sent milk from the different
dealers to Toronto Provincial Health
Department for analysis, and the re-
port sent back was very bad, Only t
couple of the local dealer's milk show-
ing good percentage. A couple of
dealers were overlooked however, and
in fairness to all, another sample will
be sent down before long, and when
the report is received, it will be pub-
lished.
Wearring-McNaughton - Married
at the residence of the bride's parents,
on Saturday, June 9th, Lillian Mc-
Naughton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
John McNaughton, Turnberry, to
Arthur Geo. Wearring, youngest son
of Mrs. Geo. Wearring, of Wroxeter.
MacMillan-Morrison - Married at
Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, iby
Rev, Father Fallon, on Tuesday, Mae
C. Morrison, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Morrison of Turnberry, to
John MacMillan, son of Mr, Milas
MacMillan of Kinloss.
Bluevale-Mr. Eldon McKinney is
relieving the operator at Brahtford
for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
John McLaren visited friends at
Wroxeter on Monday. Misses Lela,
Lizzie and Mary Breckenridge of
Grey, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Breckenridge. -Miss
Minnie Paul and Mrs. W. J. Duff
were in. Brussels on Saturday. Mr.
Alex. ,McEwen was in Hamilton and
Toronto last week.
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and A, H. Musgrove in North Huron.
Wingham 14, -Goderieh 0-Victory
perched on the banners of the local
baseball nine in the opening game of
Lakeside League in .Wingham, on
Friday afternoon last, Goderich being
the visiting team. \Vingham line-up:
Barrett c; Dunlop, p; W. Britton, lb;
Moore, 2b; Algie, 3b; Hammond, ss;
Yackie, lf; Workman, cf; Field, rf;
Umpire, Johnston of Lucknow,
Bell-Johnston Nuptials-The home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston,
Leopold Street, was the scene of
pretty wedding on Wednesday, when
their daughter, Miss Hazel, became
the bride of Mr. Charles Bell of
Southampton, formerly of Wing-ham,
Rev. Wm. Lowe of London, officiated,
Gillies-MacPherson - Married in
Knox Church, Teeswater, on Tuesday,
I of last week, Miss Gladys Irene Mac-
Pherson, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. MacPherson, to Midford H,
M, D,
Personal-Mr, and Mrs. John Ams-
bury have returned from Toronto and
taken up their residencen in Turn-
berry, Mr. Thos. Bell of Southampton
was visiting for a few days last week
in Wingham; Dr. A. F. McKenzie, of
Monkton, was visiting for a few days
with his father, Mr. Geo. (McKenzie.
Mr. Thos. Hicks has returned hot&
after spending a few weeks in British
Columbia.
Wingham Horse Races-The Wing-
ham Horse Races are being held on
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. There are a large number of
horses in town, and to-day's races
promise to surpass those of previous
years,
New Restaurant Stand-Mr. Geo.
McKenzie is fitting up his new double
store for Mr. Elmer Moore, who will
move his restaurant business in the
new stand the first week in July.
Thomas-Beemer-The home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H, Beemer "was the scene
of a quiet wedding on Tuesday, when
their third daughter, Miss Mildred
Beemer, was joined in wedlock with
Mr R,\V.Thomas, of Toronto, form-
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of \Vingham. Rev. W. G. Howson
officiated.
Wingham Races-The horse races
held in Wingham on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week brought to
town a large number of good horses
and different races were keenly ccot-
tested,
Savage-Michel-Married at the
Manse, Cranbrook, on June 10th, by
Rev, D. B. McRae, Mr. W, J. Savage,
ofHoquaim, Washington State, to Miss
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His Day, SUNDAY, JUNE 20
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...MEM,
being returned to power with an in-
creased majority. In the Old House
the standing was: Conservative 70,
Liberal 27; Independent 1; and in the
New House the standing is: Corrserva-
tives 86, Liberals 19, Independent 1.
The Whitney Government has in-
creased its majority from 42 to 67.
Huron County returned two Conserva-
tives. S. H. Eilber in South Huron
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ARROW SHIRTS and TIES
Fine Quality Arrow Shirts„ Prints
or English Woven Broadcloth
$3.95 - $5.50
ARROW TIES
Perfect Match for the New Arrow
Shirt $1.00 - $2.50
HATS
Fine Felts of Quality Crean make
Summer weight or regular
Brown Fawn Blue Grey
USE the GIFT CERTIFICATE
for Dad's HAT
$4.95 to $6.95
HOSE and HANDKERCHIEFS
Penman's HOSE
Regular length or cool Anklets
Plain Woollens - White - Diamonds
Checks 65c to $2.25
White or Colored
HANDKERCHIEFS
Lawn or Linen 25c - $1.00
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BELTS and BRACES
of the Better Quality
Brophey - Paris - Hickok
New Sport Leathers, New Plastics
$1.00 - $2.50 ••//00
FORTY YEARS AGO-
Conservative Sweep in Ontario El-
ections-The Ontario provincial elec-
tions held on Monday resulted in the
Whitney Conservative Government
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11 a.m.-"Palm Tree Christians"
Morning Service Broadcast
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7 p.m.-"Divine Frustration".
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You
"Depart from evil, and do
good; seek peace, and pursue it".
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JUNE 19th - 20th
SPECIAL Week-end
SERVICES
Major A, Simester, D.Y,P.S.,
Hamilton, accompanied by '
Four Young Musicians
from Guelph.
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SPORT SHIRTS
Cool and Comfortable. Just right to relax
in after the day's work. Spuns, Twills and ▪ Broadcloths. Brown, Tan, Gold, Blue, Grey
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"i-o- Picture House is Sold-Mr. L. Ken-
Serving you since 1935 nedy, who has successfully conducted
• the Lyceum Theatre at Wingham, for
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qord, on Monday of this week.
. Monument Is Purchased-A spec-
"ial meeting of the \\Ingham Town Dad's on the
Receiving End
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JACKETS
Is Dad a Golfer or a Fisherman?
- Weather-proof Twill Gabardine Jackets,
made with plenty of freedom. Coat or lti =
Jacket Styled. Fawn, Brown, Green.
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CAMBRIDGE CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS and TIES
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Woollen Sport Sweater
Monarch-knit, in Diamond Design. Plain
Gold or White; long sleeves in novelty stitch
or Sleeveless in Whites or Colours.
$2.95 $7.95
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Stokely's Finest
Grapefruit Juice
2 21) (w. tins 23c
• SPECIAL •
(DALTON'S (All Flavours)
Jelly Powders
3 Pkg$. for 22c
LENTHERIC Shaving Requisites "for Men of
Action"-Sets from $1.95 to $4.50
COLOGNES and Shaving LOTIONS - 85c - $3.00
SEAFORTH Cologne, Shaving Bowl, Shaving
Lotion, Talc, ea. . - - ll .. - . ..... $1.50
BACHELOR TOILETRIES in the masculine
Maroon and Grey packages.
Lotions, Colognes 65c, Talc 40c, Shave
Cream 40c. SETS $1.00, $1.15, $1.75, $2.25
SHAVING BRUSHES-$1.00 - $7.50 by Rubberset
and Simms
HAIR BRUSHES in the popular club shape. De-
signed by Prophylactic and Hughes $3.50 - $4.95
Fitted and Unfitted TRAVELLING CASES
$4.25 - $15.00
Real Leather BRIEF CASES and Zipper MUSIC
CASES . - . - - - ...$3.49 - $8.25
QAULITY BILLFOLDS * Beautiful leathers
$1.75 - $7.50
ICODAKS - BROWNIES and Kodak Chemicals
PHOTO ALBUMS AND SCRAP-BOOKS
$1.75 - $4.75
Waterman and Sheaffer PENS and PENCILS
$2.75 - $5.95
Moir's, Hunt's and Betty Ann CHOCOLATES
90c and $1.00 lb.
THE RUSTCRAFT FATHER'S DAY CARDS
are right. You will enjoy choosing the one most
suitable. See them today.
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Mckee-Curtis-A pretty wedding
was solemnized at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 3. E. Curtis, on Tuesday,
June 12th, when their eldest daughter,
Laura Vietta, was united in marriage
to.lacy Mclice,sott bfMr. and Mrs.
Wm. McKee, Toronto, IV the Rev.
Wilkinson,
MacMilian,Morrisott-A pretty wed-
ding was solemnized at Sacred Heart
Church, Winghatt, on Tuesday, 3une
12th, when Mae C., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jan Morrison, Turnberry,
was united in marriage to Mr. John
MacMillan, son of Mr. Milas Mac-
Millan of Kinloss, by the Rev. Father
McLaughlin of New York, assisted by
the Rev. Father Fallon of Wingham.
A Big Celebration-Bills are out
announcing the Dominion Day Cele-
bration at Wingham, Monda'y,
July 2nd., morning, afternoon and ev-
ening, when a big program of games
and Caledonian sports will be featured
attractions,
Mt. and Mrs. J. Balers. Mr. and Mrs. Allan, of Tectswater,the marriage of
John Dinsmore, also Mr. Alves Doug- Miss Annie A., daughter of Mr. and
las, spent Sunday in Hamilton, Mrs. Hugh 'MacDonald, Sth con. of
W r..... roxete m t, an d Mrs. G. S. Culross, and Howard T. MatImit of
Smyth and family, also Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Hemphill, spent Sunday at
Southampton. Mr.and Mrs, Eldred
Nichol spent Sunday in Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warwick of
Morris, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Winston, also Mrs. Selena Hun-
ter, of Toronto, were Saturday guests
r. at the home of M and Mrs. Clarence
White.
M
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ding took place in Teeswater Presby-
terian Manse recently, when :Margaret
Olive Stokes, daughter of M and
Mrs. 3as. Stokes of Howick, was
married to Leslie Bolt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E, Bolt• of Turnbetry, by the
Rev. F. B. Allan,
iGaunt-Currie--Glenfield Fatal', the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David Currie,
was 'the scene of a happy event, Wed-
nesday,june 14th, when their daugh-
ter, Ethel May, became the bride of
Earl Russell Gaunt, sonofMr. and
Mrs. Thomas lasauril, of Kinloss, Rev.
X. MacLean officiated,
Meehan .. MacDonald-Oh Wednes-
day, lime 14th, at the home of the of-
ficiating clergyman, Rev. Francis B, e vinces.
Aylmer BOSTON STYLE MAPLE LEAF
BEANS 'with PORK WWI GRADE
BOLOGNA 2 15 tm tins 27-c. 32 lb.
Wingham, son of Mr. Andrew Mach-
an of Monkton, was solemnized.
Whited-lurch-Mr. and Mrs. Ab.
Cameron, Ashfield, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Purdon, Mr. and
spent last Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Pardon and Miss Mabel
Mrs. Jas. Purdon of St. Helens. Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Moore visited on Sun-
day last at the home of Mrs. David
Girvin of Dungannon, Mr. 'and Mrs.
m. .Robinson were in Toronto this
week.
Cranston-Kennedy-Married at the
Parsonage, Dungannon, on Saturday,
by the Rev. Mr. McMillan,Miss
Kennedy, third dauhter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy of Kin-
loss, to ,Mr. Wm, Cranston, son of
the late 114r. Cranston and Mrs. Cran-
ston of Ashfield.
Belgrave-Mrs. C. R. Coultes spent
the week-end in Detroit, Mr. and Mts.
R. Yule and Miss Barns, spent Sun-day in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
tryans left last $4tiday .fora trip to
the Coast. Mr. and Mrs. H. Edwards.
Goderich, -Visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, J. L, Stewart Will Grasby
has left on a trip to the Western Pro-
ALL SEASONABLE
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Lettuce Radishes Cabbage Cucumbers
Green Onions Spinach Bananas Oranges
Strawberries Grapefruit Lemons, Etc *
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Gorric-Mr. and Miss Felkar 'of
Molesworth were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. U. Anger. Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Earrikey
were Mr. and Miss Charnney
Wingham, also Mr, Kenny
E McKibbons
Trilby Assorted Chocolates lb. 59c
Hi-Gloss .McCormick's
JELLY BEANS, lb. 35c A. B. Gum Drops, lb. 33c
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DRUG FORC
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RECALL 161 r Pree Delivery grave, Mr. and Mrs. Bertlet and tam- Promo, Courteous SerVito
of Avitairoilmotitioroomittitheetwourimireteffirotimombutettioditiedommoironati,w,hiwirietirrayatiodertaiwniititii Monlet6no were Sunday .guests
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