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FRUITS and VEGETABLES for
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
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Welwood's
SUMMER SALE
Pure Clover Honey (New Pack) 2 lbs 49c 4 lbs. 99e
Honey Pod Peas New Pack—Stokely's 20 oz. tin 2 for 39c
'Carnation Milk, large. tin, 2 for 31c small, 2 for 15c
BEEHIVE or CROWN Brand Corn Syrup, 5s 69c 2s 29c
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Reavie, Toron-
to, visited last week with Mr, and Mrs,
Jack Reavie.
Miss Marion McNevin of Dundas,
is spending her holidays with Iviiss
Jessie A. Scott.
Mr, and Mrs. T. A, Currie have re•
turned after spending five weeks in
the Canadian West.
Mr. and. Mrs, A, Armstrong of Lon-
don, spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs, DeWitt Miller,
Mr, and Mrs, Gibson Rintoul and
family spent the past week visiting. in
Sarnia awl, Goderich,
Miss MacDonald of Montreal, is vis-
iting with her sister, Mrs. R. R. Hob-
den and Mr. Hohden.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Armitage and
daughter, Joan, are spending two
weeks at Wasaga Beach.
Mr, and Mrs, W. D. Courtney
Tweed visited with Mr: and Mrs,
t. MacDongal last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burgess of
Toronto, visited with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Robt. Burgess.
Mrs. Pat Hamilton of Toronto,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Dr, and Mrs. F. A. Parker.
Rev, and Mrs. A. Nimmo and son,
Stewart, are spending their vacation at
their,eottage in Nova Scotia,
Miss Rebecca Cameron of Toronto,
is visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Robt.
Currie gr, and Mrs. Jack.son,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark returned
home last week after enjoying a motor
trip to the Canadian Rockies.
Mr, and Mrs, J. J. McNevin of Dun-
das, spent the past week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Deyell.
Mm. Charlie Deyell and Miss Lois
of Owen Sound, spent the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Deyell.
Miss B. Mitchell has returned to To-
ronto, after visiting for the past few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. F, Fuller.
Miss Lillian Meads and Miss Anne
Farrington spent a few days holidays
with Mrs. Irhna Jenkins, Bill and Bar.
vey.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carmichael and
family spent the week-end in Poplar
Hill, with the former's uncle, Mr, Mc-
Kay..
Mr, and Mrs. George Allen of De-
troit, spent a few days with the form-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Allen.
Mrs. Gomer Gibbons and son, Bob,
of Elmira, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter, Frances
street.
Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Coutts of Tor-
onto, visited over the week-end with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Coitus.
Mrs. Edna Boyle of Toronto, who
for the past week has been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Deyell has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Christie and
son, Graeme, of Toronto, spent the
holiday at the home of Mr. and Airs,
W, B. McCoot
Mr. and Mrs. James Mellurney were
guests at the Harris-Miller wedding
ReAll Klt $1.20 withpuectalert
ANNUAL CLEARANCE OF
Dress Goods, Sport Clothes
and Summer Wear
at Prices that mean REAL VALUES
for Thrifty Shoppers.
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There is
NO FINER WAVE
AT ANY PRICE!! Chateau Cream Cheese, plain or pimento
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1/2 lb. pkg. 28c '
rri r- .71 c4 rTi Robin Hood OATS, 5 lb. bag 39c p)
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WicKibbons Dreadnaught or Snowcap
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Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c
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Gay Prints, Ginghams, Striped Chambrics
REDUCED by 10 — 20 per cent.
LADIES' WEAR
BREAD — Sliced or Unsliced — Fresh Daily Summer Dresses, Sweaters, Skirts, Slacks
ALL REDUCED TO CLEAR
Red Jar Rubbers for Ball Jars, pkg. 7c
Heavy Cut'Red Jar RUBBERS,
4 pkgs. of 12 27c
Metal JAR RINGS: doz. 19c
Heavy ZINC RINGS, doz. . 32c
CERTO, bottle 25c
GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 lbs 90c
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Dresses, Play-Suits, Swim-Suits, Jerseys
10 per cent. OFF
SPECIALS
AYRES ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, 51/2 lbs.
Per pair, $16.50
42" Fine Cotton PILLOWSLIPS, pair $1.39
Large English TOWELS, $1.50 value, each $1.10 POMO 4f
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WELWOOD'S Miracle Sandwich Spread, 8 oz. ..30c
Planter's Peanut Butter, 1 lb. jar 47c
PAPER PLATES, doz. 10c
Frontenac Serviettes 70s, pkg. 15c
Telephone 414 Wingham
"Where Your Dollar Buys M 0 R E "
Ideal Sweet Mixed Pickles, 16 oz. 25c
DRINKING CUPS 6 for 9c
Food Saver Wax Paper, 100 ft. roll 33c
Freshie, all flavors, 10 cups to pkg. 5c
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Money Refunded) (Our Merchandise Fully Guaranteed or
Miss Grace Gordon of Woodstock,
spent the week-end with Miss Mary
Finley. ;Dams-arras 34\113S-312S 3A113S-3'13S 3A113S-.413S
Mr. and Mrs, Herb, Fuller are en-
MORRIS COUNCIL toying a motor trip through Northers
Ontario,
Mr. Carl Seip of Dominion Bank
Branch, Sarnia, is visiting with friends
in town,
Miss Blanche Bennett spent the
past week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Procter, 3rd. line of
Morris.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Timberlake of
Toronto, spent a few days with Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Faller, 9
Miss Patsy Carmichael is visiting
this week in London and Byron,
Miss Ray Dey of Hamilton, is vis-
iting friends and relatives in town.
Miss Donna VanCamp has accepted
.position with Kerr's Drug Store.
Miss Arthurs of Toronto, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Fuller.
Leslie Edwards and Roobt. Nachtd, pastasr, Bt v. Nt. New1,41, assistett
by Rev. W. J. Watt, The pallbearers
Mrs,„ John Gillespie Vit're two, goruml,,ms. Jack and Donald Mrs. P. Fraser returned to their homes P. Horuuth of St. Johns, Newfound-
at Pilot Mound, Man., after spending
1 p:m. ,tarrt.tal. land; Mr. anti Mrs. A. M. Kelly and .
the past month. with relatives in town, family of Kincardine; Mrs, AL sttlnttii
1.....CTitit voi natl. it. ri.7t.iii.ittral..s1 cita"ri an.ve-;
Mr. and Mrs. Wils, 3. Clark and tiett daughters, Betty, Lois :And .,11.„111„
Misses Laura anti Mabel Campbell of Sue of St Thomat,
make, lox nownty $3.00; Cots. David- twin:oil Hospital, on Satur- Farrier anti Cameron Simmon s, The
, Here to attend the ilruce County Toronto, enjoyed a trotAr trip to Mon-
Retimon and at the homes of
Air. and Mrs, Cluts, H. Smith and Mrs.
J. Roalsbni were: Mr, and Mrs.
son, fox bo unty ;s3,00; Clifford
fox bounty $3.00; C. W. Hanna, relief
account
George C. Martin, Clerk.
day, July 81st, the oldest and o one ..1 fli.mi.r la,artIN were five .,.ao.a na,lare.,th..
the most highly esteemed residents of ter.. Mr-, 1:.;ra 5tho ;R.!, Ls Avise Mar-
Whitechurch, in the person sof .Nit!,. . tin, Mrs. Cattiest m Simmons, Mrs,
John Gillespie, the former Ak.lit”. Pail- Barrier Farrier, Betty Gilllespie and
ey. She was born in Lanark Count,a Mr', Jack Gillespie. Intcrinent was
almost 88 years ago and came ILI this in ),Vitwhum C'e'metery.
"ittiA1:1 BLOCK" IN THE PANTRIt
‘.it.-:!!0• • '' • .• • -', '..'...-r-,t. .;
al, Ottawa and i's:irkland Lake last
week.%
and 'Mrs. Forst Lawrence ttf
Important Announcement
ReliableFur Cal
of Toronto will be at
WELWOODS
in Wingham
tot, 3 Days Only
Aug. 19400201
For Their Annual
August FUR SALE
with a Fine Selection of
FUR COATS
The Latest Styles
at Pre.Season Prices
Don miss •this Opportunity
WELWOOM
Wingharn On
Detroit, Mrs. Isabelle Willman Atrsollt Minneapolis, Kausas;
Cleveland, and Miss Ida Iluttoa of: and Mra. Merle Nelson anti civil-
Rochester, N,Y., were g u ests of mi ss .i tlren, Salina, Kansas; Mrs. M. Carle-
me Evers duri ng the Teeswater ton, Gore Ban Manitoulin 'Amid;
tome coming. Miss Annie 'Moore, Wiimipeg, Man.;
and her sister,: Airs. Edith Haldenby and Att. Preston
OBITUARY
'1184 lie married Rebecca lioss +3f To-
ronto, who predeceased him 25 years
ago. Or. DuVal was known interna-
tionally as a lecturer and author, and
his text hook on Stinology is still
!nsed in colleges in Canada and 'United
States, Besides two sons in this dist-
Itict, A. R. DoVal of Wingliam, and
E, Robert DuVal of Hanover, he is
survived by three slaughters, Mrs.
Thos, F. Patterson, Nepawin, Sask.;
Mrs. Donald MacLaren and Miss Ent-
made at Nepawin on Wednesday., Aug-
ma DuVal, Toronto. Interment was
list 4th.
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Dr. tinst DaVal died at the home
Miss Cora R L. Fisher of Toronto, Flaldeaby, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, A, of Thos. Pat-
who alteinted the Bruce Re-union in G. Smith, Toronto. terson, Nepawin, Sask., ton Sunday.
august 1st, Dr. DitVal was in his
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00th year, having been born at Three
Itt trrs Luc December 12 185S.In
'slaughters; Mrs. Haskins (Margaret) 'community as a young woman. She
,of Lions Head; Mrs. rowdy (Laura) was married on April Gth, sixty-seven
i of Morrie; Mrs. Norman Rintoul years' ago to the late John 'Gilllespie,
(Clara) of Wingham; Mrs. G, Mulvey , who predeceased her three years ago.
The council met in the Township r.p...dB .1. tl ) of Fergus, anti three sous, pSurvivine, are two SODS, Gibson, of
Hail on August 3rd with all members Harry at home, Leonard and Al ac in ,Wilitechurch, with whom she has re-
present,ttofThe Reeve In;eskied. The, 'Belmore. One daughter, Alice, pre- ;,sided for the past three years, Charles
tinute s the last meeting were rea°!deceased hint eighteen years at o. Toronto. and one daughter, Mrs.
and adopted ott motion of Sam Alc°ck There are three brothers, John of''Charles Martin (Catherine), of East
ttn2diotaci(lilieb)„1:a‘rvrontl,t. p 'Glenannan, Isaac of Wingham, andWawatiosh, also seven grandchildren eacock,
seconded Robert of Verdun, Mali, and twenty- !anti. four great grandchildren. Tito
by Chas. Coultes that the road bills as one grandchildren. deceased was a member of the United
presented by the Road Superintendent Funeral service was held on Friday. 'Church and a life member of the \o-
be paid except the bill of Harvey Rob' •.: July SOth, at 2,30 p.m, from die family men's Missionary Society. Although
err in Carried.. . , residence, with Rev. Martin oiliciat- of a quiet dispt,sitio n, she endeared
Moved by Sam Alcock, set:tamest lug. Interment was ma t k, in Wroxeter herself,i ituoi.,(rtisitlissiovrictit.,;;Itdi.,1 Ins m,,,,t,Lty o by Baillie Parrott that the Myth Fair,eemetery.
be given a grant of $40.00. Carried. Pallbearres were Jaek Fitch, Jas. afternoon, Ntionst 2nd. at the hoane of
Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded • .li L's4 , 3 , . 1) I i_.e...- al .ra, ..,,,un.as, Wm. Weirs her sun, Gobson, wA,. 'Co ono11.14:to.24 toy her
by ilaillie Parrott that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on Sept. lati, at
in Woodstock. The bride was a form-
er Wingham girl,
Mr. Robert Finley is spending a few
(lays its Guelph at the home of his sis-
ter, Mrs. L. A. Wardlaw.
Mrs, Keith Rutledge and daughter,
Beth, of Byron, visited for the past
week with her brother, Mr. Hugh Car-
michael and Mrs. Carmichael,
Mr. anti Mrs. Davis Jerome returned
to their home in Hamilton, after vis-
iting at the home of their niece, ,Mrs.
Wilfred Henry and Mr. Henry.
Miss Doris Finley of Toronto and
Miss Betty Finley of London spent
' the weekend at the home of their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. D. H. Finley,
Mr. anti Mrs. Lee A. Wardlaw of
• Guelph, spent the holiday at her home
here. Dr, and Mrs, Wardlaw of ifth-
el, also visited at the Finley home.
Paisley, spent the past week with their
cousins, Miss Fisher and Mrs, Hanna.
Mrs, B. H. Miller of Detroit, is vis-
iting this week at the home ot her sis-
ter, Mrs. R. G, Gannett and with her
brother, Mr. Robt. J. Breen, Turn-
berry.
Mr. and Mrs, Richmond McClymont
and daughter, Joan and Mrs. F, Carr
of Norwich, Connecticutt, spent the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Golley.
Miss Grace Louise Parker, technic-
ian at Private Patients Pavilion, Tor-
onto General Hospital, is visiting at
the home of her parents, Dr, and Mrs,
F. A. Parker.
Miss Ernscliffe Musgrove, of Buffa-
lo, Miss Marian Hinde of Kitchener,
and Miss Ann Henry of New York,
are visiting with Mrs, W, J. Greer and
Mrs. C. Hinde.
Mr, Charlie Deyell of Owen Sound,
and Mr. M. Petch of Meaford, visited
Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Robe Deyell, Mrs. Deyell and Miss
Lois accompanied them home.
Recent guests at the home of Mm.
Wm, Williamson were Mrs, B. Zeigler,
Kitchener; Dick Arnott, Ingersoll, and
Mr. and Mrs. A. S, larilliamspn and
sons, Stewart and Harold of Toronto,
Dr. John Coultes of Philadelphia,
with his two sisters, Mrs. Jobn Mac-
intosh of Moleswotth, and Miss Mabel
Coultes of Toronto, visited with their
cousin, Anna D. Hooper, one day last
week.
Mr. R. Asselstme and daughter, Car-
of Toronto, spent the week-end at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Armi-
tage. Mrs. E. Martin, who has been
visiting for some months with her
daughter, Mrs, Armitage, returned to
Toronto with them„
Mr, and Mrs, Victor Wilson of To-
ronto, spent the week-end, with the
latter's father, Mr. Geo. T. Robertson.
Mrs. j, W..,McKibbon returned home
Friday after spending several weeks
its the West. Her daughter, Mrs. 3.
E. H. Webb of Toronto, is spending
a week here.
Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. 'DuVal and Mr, and Mrs, H e nry
Allen .were Mr. anti Mrs. Alfred Pop-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Popham,
Miss Kathleen Popham, Mr. Robert
West, all of New Toronto; Mr. •and
Mrs. Louis Snell of Detroit; Mr. Ern-
est DuVal and Mr. Claude DuVal of
Hanover.
Visitors at The home of Mr, and
Mrs. joint Kelly during the past week
were Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper of
m r,3, j: R. Higgi ns an d NI T.. and, Gresham, Oregon; Rev. and Mrs, C.
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Palfila S. Metcalfe
After a lengthy illness the death oc-
curred on 'Wednesday, July 28th, at
his home in Howick Township of
Ralph Stephenson Metcalfe in his 84th
year.
Born in Badaxe, Alia., lie came as
an infant with his 'patents to this dist-
' riet where lie hail since resided. He
was married in Winghant to the for- •
met Maria Marshall who survives. Ile
was a molll e! of the United Church
and the C.O.F.,
Surviving besides his wife are font
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