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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-06-30, Page 3EXTRA iaAs/ SERVICE (Vs at No Extra Cost Our Summer Cheek-up PUTS YOUR CAR IN BETTER SHAPE FOR SUMMER DRIVING WE CHECK YOUR CAR THOROUGHLY SPEEDILY . EFFICIENTLY Crossett Motor Sales TRAILER COUPLERS Cr BARS CAB TO FRAME COUPLER. Fastens directly to, the car frame of moat models' 36,'42, and utilizes the Strength of the pumper as Well. (see illustration above) ...... 3.10 BALL AND SOCKET COUPLER. Safe and positive, Designed for strength and long service 1.59 • BALL AND SOCKET COUPLER. Heavy duty, steel construction, 1 4y," tall 3.25 BUMPER COUPLER. Fits bumpers up to sli" wide, For light trailers .80 UNIVERSAL COUPLER BAR. Will fit on all bumpers andgives almost twice the pulling strength of most bars, made of heavy angle uteri. aluminum finish , ..... 2.75 ONE-MAN TOW BAR. For towing oats and 4-wheel trailers. Will not away, zigzag or cut corners 8,,es3 COME! SEE OUR COMPLETE DIS- PLAY OF THESE AND MANY ADDI- TIONAL ITEMS GUARANTEED P "INT PARTS Identical to Or:-:ricri Equipment rex CARS, TRUCKS, TRAcToss tarry the largest supply atla bare the widest range of repair parts rpittr rm. roof in Canada. Parts built by Waffle* whet make for original equipment and those known for unquestionable eaallly. Direct MIYIni saves YOU many dollars, and our money-back guarani,. WOO Via IOU stStetuon oh every pute ha .e. I E @ * M I II WINGHAM, ONT. IP .--; Phone 184 Robin E. Campbell li GoRRIEy ONT. ii Phone 88.1. R. H. Carson k Son ROYAL INSULTEX MO quality fibre-weave, art leather trim, red piping protects seams. Smartly styled and hard wearing. SETS FOR FRONT SEATS 6.60 SETS FOR FRONT & REAR Individually Tailored from Master Patterns to fit every ear. lathe low Nice. OXFORD GABARDINE Rich maroon fine quality gabardine, with silver grey piping. Add styli and beauty to your erg. Most slue in stork---others to order, at the PLASTI- PLAID Handsome "tartan plaid" patterns in plasticized fibre, with extra-wide bands of grained art leather to protect at points of wear, SETS FOR FRONT _SEATS .50 SETS FOR FRONT & REAR 14.25 BABY AUTO SEATS Keeps the baby safe, o m fortable and out of trouble while motoring, 3.45 SETS FOR FRONT & REAR . 13.25 I A p p U U U a n GORRIE will be completed as far as the Ford- wich sideroad this year. Recent guests of Mr. and MrS. Women's Auxiliary Howard Cowan were 'Arr. and Mrs. The W.A. of St, Stephen's Church, Chas. Kent and Mr. Kent's mother, met at the home of Mrs. John Dios- Mrs. E. Hemphill of Tonawanda, New York, Work has tommenced at Stewart ItiacNaughton'S oft the paving of Highway 87. It is expected I • more on Thursday afternoon with the President, Mrs. H. V. Holmes presid- ing for a devotional period, after the ladies had worked at piecing quilts. paving The roll call was answered With a a a a a a a a a A U U A a A a a a A V a a a a a iii A iii A a A I The World's Largest Automotiye Store Gires the Widest Variety and Most Outstanding Values In Tailored-to-Fit SEAT COVERS WRECKING BARS—For Motor- ists and Handymen L2-INCH .29 18 INCH .39 2././NCH SUPER-STRZYGTH WRECK. ING DAR UNIQUE DESIGN GIVES Extra endurance oh toughest a 89lobs ........... 0,en-End Wrenches S t of 8, drop-forged steel 1.49 MacKellar, of London, Supervisor for Western Ontario will conduct classes in Gorrie, on July 5tb. and 6th, begin- niug at 10 a.m. at the Community Park, Mrs, MacKellar has asked that expert swimmers as well as beginners attend these classes that they may be taught how to instruct he kiddies in the art of swimming. These classes are free to all who attend and are sponsored by your local Red Cross and Community Club, An invitation is extended to the Fordwich and Wroxeter children. Members Toronto Museum Visit Pioneer Museum Mr, and Mrs. J, M. Game, Walker- ton, and Misses Catherine Steele and Dorothy Dreyer of Royal Ontario Musuem, Toronto, inspected. Mr. Herb Neill's Pioneer Museum for the Ont- ario Educational Board on Monday. Miss Jennie McKee of Whitby, vis- ited Mrs, John Wylie on Friday. Mrs. Roy Gowdy underwent an eye operation in London. Latest reports are favourable, Groups No. 1 and 2 of the W, A. are having a Strawberry Festival on July '7th, at the Gorrie United Church, A variety programme will be held in the church following the supper, Master Bobby Gray of Toronto, is visiting his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Lyon. Miss Doreen Harrison of Harriston, visited over the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Harri- son. Mr. and grs. Ward Schaefer and Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Schaefer of Fordwich, visited their aunt, Mrs. Etta Day on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Day of Turnberry spent Sunday evening at the same home, For Summer Comfort • • • Perforated OXFORDS -- also — Triple-sole Oxfords and Moccasin Toe Goodyear Welted LOAFERS BROWNE'S SHOE REPAIR 1.1111111111111111SMI111118111111111111111111111111111g n a U n MONUMENTS a Ili .utherforil's taamammeatism SELF SERVE SELF SERVE Food Market XYDOL per package IMMOMOININNO 34c • Carnation Milk large tin 14c Clover Leaf Drinking Cups, 5 oz, size, pkg. of 10 10c Banquet Canned Pumpkin, 28 oz. tin 13c King Bug Killer, 10 lb. bag 50c Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise 8 oz. 30c, 16 oz. 55c Dale's PINEAPPLE JUICE, 20 oz. 22c 2 tins 25c Lily Brand Chicken Haddie 28c 411.1111•••••••., L/7*-----owarir''''Aromr.draiScara winnimmummn ummiurgismo mustunmon MIME h. ULM MI A VITAMIN B FOOD pup ____INNE11.11111111.11111111.11. 29c and 43c Johnson's Baby Powder, small 29s, lge. 49c Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea, 3/2 lb. . .47c 8" Paper Pie Plates, doz. 10c Junket Rennett Powders 2 pkgs. 23c S.O.S. Scouring Pads, pkg. of 4 14c Texsun 20 oz. tin Grapefruit Juice - 2 tins 25c • I • 11111111=04111M II I I I I • I I I Sunway Freshies, mare your own drinks, 5c "IT" WHITE SHOE CLEANER .....15c n Inscriptions Repairing P • Sandblasting Memorials 25 years experience • The latest Portable Sandblast jj nuipment All Work Personally !Executed jl 1▪ 16111:11111;1111111111111•111111111111111113161111131115 CIGARS SMOKER'S SUNDRIES MAGAZINES Haseigroves SMOKE SHOP 6 FOUNTAIN SERVICE Delicious Ice Cream Bricks always available MEALS LUNCHES Our stock of CANDY is complete—Bulk and box CHOCOLATES SHERBONDY'S COFFEE SHOP Next to Lyceum 'Thoth* s.. as 534.535 They will smooth it down. The little lights are burning, To old& the traveller on his way, 1 • Wee Delmore is suing ns !rase naved reads, Sane s'weut Day, Wednesday, June 30, 1948 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PA E THREE i A family plot should be graced -2 with the shrine-like beauty of a ...,-. z monument which will be ever- 'Li T2- lastingly a tribute to those at i • rest. We have many classic — i i styles to suggest, and will work I! l — with you on custom designs. . Exceptionally low Prices, il i Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hyndinan and • ii :Ntrs, John Gosvdy of Wroxeter, at- i Wm. Brownile iss. tended the funeral on Saturday of ails. IN WE DELIVER--RAIN OR SHINE proverb and Rev. J, C. Coley gave a short talk on Proverbs found in the Bible and others, He said our life is submerged in provers's, A provcrg is a truth in a nutshell, and every Pro- verb salves a problem, Thme Bible lesson Proverbs 22, 1-i2 was read by Mrs. Norman Wade. The meeting closed with the benediction pronoun- ced by Mr, Coley after which a delic- ious lunch was served by the hostess. Congratulations and best wishes to the former Marie Weiner of con. 12, gr. Lorne Robinson and his bride, Howick, who were married on Mon- day at the Lutheran parsonage, Clif- ford. There are a number of cases of measles in the village, Mr. Geo. K. Barber and son of Ohio, a one time resident of Gorrie, was in town recently. Mr. Wm. Ferguson of Clifford visited relatives in town on Sunday, Congratulations to Postmaster and Mrs, Gordon Brown who on June 27, marked their silver wedding anniver- sary. On Monday evening they enter- tained about fifty guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Gilkinson, Mr, and Me, Thos. Short and Miss Myrtle visited iMr. and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell of Wroxeter on Sunday. Miss Lois Dodds of Brussels, was home on Sunday. Miss Melda Taylor of Wingham, visited friends in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sparling and Miss Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sparling and Yvonne, motored to Niagara Falls, Fort Erie and Brant- ford on Sunday. Our sympathy 'is extended to Mr. Sam Ferguson whose brother, Wm., passed away in Cartwright Township, in his 86th year. Mr, Ferguson Nyas able to attend the funeral service on Saturday, which was held from the farm home, where he was born, 94 years ago, with interment at Black- stock cemetery. Also attending the funeral were Mr, and Mrs. I-arry Ferguson,Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ferg- uson, 16. con., and Mrs, Everett Sparling, Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King are visit- ing for a few days with rulatives in Detroit. Mr. Stanley Dane of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dane. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson of Ed- monton, have returned to London, where their son resides, after visiting relatives here. They are spending the next two months in Ontario. Mrs. P. Fydell who has been holi- daying at Port Elgin, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Galbraith and Mr. Galbraith. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. King were in Toronto on Wednesday afternoon and attended a ball game in the evening. Mr. and Mrs, Whitney Dane, Joan Carol, and David, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade, Visitors at the same home on Friday were, Mrs. Vida Siefried, her son, Ray, her daughter, Mrs: Homer Cornwell and small daughter, all of Lansing, Michigan. Rev. G. G. Howse attended the Huron Presbytery on Thursday which was held at the Goderich Summer School of the United Church. r Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Switzer, Dill and Bob, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Shera and Shirley visited at the home of Mr. Wes. Funston Conn on Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Robertson spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Edgar and Mr. Edgar. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Toni Sradnock is confined to bed. Mr. Alfred Phair, his son, Mr. Jack Phair and Mrs. Phair and their son of Blenheim visited with relatives here over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. L. Shoemaker of Sydney, Manit6ba, have hem visiting the latter's cousin, Mrs. Ewart Whit- field and Mr. Whitfield. Mr. and Mrs. Len King and family of Listowel, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Steve Xing. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Johnston of il'ordville, Dakota, visited Mr. Gco. Dane and Miss Margaret, also with other relatives. Mr. mid Mrs. Marshall Armstrong, Fordwich and Mrs. Cross. son, Toronto, were also visitors at the same home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vim Drown of Hat- riston, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burns Stewart. Genie Public library Gorrie Public Library will be open Saturday evenings only front 8 to 10, during the months of July and Aug- ust. Anglican Picnic The Anglican congregations of Gor- Vordwich and Wroxeter, will hold a picnic in the Community Park, Gor- rie, on Tuesday, afternoon, July Oth, T. B. Clinic Four hundred and thirteen people received free chest X-rays at the Clink held here last week. Those in charge Were somewhat disappointed that more residents of Howick did tot attend for this health service, Shower Held Mr. and ,Mrs. Bruce Bennett. nee Dorothy Earl, a recent bride and groom were honored by friends on Thursday evening at a miscellaneous' shower in the hail when they received many beautiful gifts. Dancing was en- joyed to the music of Wilbee's Or- chestra. 8v/hitting and Water Safety Class To Be Reid At Gorrie This is the time of year when all the younger folk want to be iii The water, but each summer there are many drowning accidents, so the Red Cross has started a Swimming and Water Safety Program. Mrs. Lillian EAST WAWANOSH Miss Trcva Montgomery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery, is a patient in the Wingliant General Hospital, with acute gland fever. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery and family, and Mr. Wm. Elliott, at- tended the annual Keith re-union at Listowel on Sunday. BELMORE .4.6i. • I a. • • • m. The induction of the Rev. J, H, Martin in Belmore and Miltimay con- gregation will take place in the. United Church, Ilehnore, July 1st, Rev, Udell will leave this week for Courtland. His going is felt with gen- uine regret. There was no service in the Pres- byterian Church last Sunday, Anni- versary at Bluevale. The Hunkin family attended Anni- versary at Exeter. Rev. Udell visited his sick in Mild- may on Tuesday. Guests tf Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weitz, Clifford, recently were Arnold' and Mrs. Jeifray and family from the Brick yard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruth- pieta and John, Mr. and Mrs. Mit, Jeffray and Mr. and Mrs. Elsner Jeffray and Muriel Abraham with Margaret Har- ding, Gorrie. Miss Agnes Johnston, Toronto, is spending some time at the Zinn home. Mrs. Wm. Abraham's mother and brother, Wesley,• of London, ;visited her on Sunday. Rev, Udell attended the funeral of Mrs. Haines at Ifildmay on Satnrday, • • • • • • It's gravel, gravel, gravel, To spoil our Stmday shoes, It's gravel, gravel., gravel, Your own path you most choose. There are piles of gravel, all around the town, But some sweet elan yes, some sweet day, FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS tems or to help buy household and dairy appliances. 4r Modernization is in vogue and we shall be glad to help you save for the improvements you ate planning or assist you in purchasing what you want immediately. Come in and talk over your plans with usi lir DOMINION BANIC .r.`stablishec118t1 \t in Br nth: G. C. Gammage, Manager 174.8 Your MERCURY and LINCOLN Dealer 'telephone 459 Winghtm John Haines of Mildmay. ▪ Box 373 'Phone 450 IN g Alfred St. Wingham 6 tip to date equipment, electric stoves, refrigerators, washing nta.4 chines and other labour saving op= 1,1t.tmes improve living and work. i.azza.ontiitionsaroundthefatinhoine. rar,:n Improvement loans are readily grantcd for painting, interior decor= ,sting, the purchase or improvement of heating, plumbing and sewage sys.