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DIAMOND AND
WEDDING -RINGS
GUARANTEED PERFECT AND
INSURED FREE AGAINST LOS,S---
David Crompton
Gifts For All Occasions
WINGHAM PHONE 59
$350
ASK FOR—Trusses, Lumbago Belts,
',Abdominal Supports, Elastic Stocks
Suspensories, at Kerr's I 1) A
'Drug Store.
FOR SALE—One and a half storey
frame house on Bristol Terrace, red
,asphalt tiding, new asphalt roof,
`Apply Robert Cas'emnm. Winghittn.
FOR SALE-1 used M.H. Binder in
good running shape, also used air
compressor and spray gun. New
rubber wagons for immediate deliv-
ery. John Buinstead Son, dealers
in Cockshutt Machinery for Wings
ham and district.
FOR SALE—Black Chesterfield Fall
Coat, Brown Tweed with Fur Trim,
Beige, Winter Coat, brown fur
trim, all 14, Phone 298.
RUBBER and
Mastic Tile Flooring
for Homes, Offices and
Stores.
Plastic Wall Tile •
For
Kitchen and Bathroom
CUSTOM BUILT
Kitchen CABINETS
ESTIMATES FREE
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'Phone 251 Winghain
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When You
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HANNA'S
Think of Courtesy
Courtesy that goes beyond the actual
sale; Courtesy in those little things—
pleasant words, a ready smile that can
make shopping such a pleasure.
Think of Style
Style that is always correct and in good
taste.
Think of Quality
Quality of materials and workmanship,
and excellence of fit that make your
clothes feel better and look better.
Think of Selection
Selection that cannot be compared with
in any rural community - - two floors
entirely devoted to Men's and Boys'
Wear a - a a Made-to-Meastire Depart-
ment offering a. selection of cloths total-
ing over 500 different patterns to choose
from.
Just Arrived . . Fall and Winter Samples
Choose your Fall and Winter Suit, Top-coat or Overcoat NOW! - - Whether
it's a casual Business or Dress Suit or one with the "Bola Look" for Men - -
HANNA'S HAVE, IT. Our experience and your familiarity with such well
known lines as Warren K. Cook, Shiffer-Hillman and Tip-Top Tailors is your
assurance of a Suit that Demands Recognition.
TAILORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENTS—
Any Price You Wish to Pay—from $44.50 $90.00
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, September 1, 194$' PAGE FOUR
• CLASSIFIED ADS.
acne}. Telephone, Wroxeter 19r1,
FOR SALE-5' two-year-old Heifers
and 7. calves, and milk cow.. Apply
Wm. T, Thompson, R. 5, BrUssels,
3rd. line Moms. 'Township
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th
FOR SA1 E-3 Building Lots •on
Wingliam, Phone 532. , HORSES—Dark bay gelding, gen-
eral purpose, 9 yr, old
FOR SALE-6 runt frame Cottage, , CATTLE-1 Black Cow, 10 yr,
immediate p,'ssession. Apply to Don due Feb. 20; 1 grey Cow, 10 year old,
MacLean, Albert St., Winghatn, due Feb. 27; 1 red Cow, 5 yr. old, due
Match 1; 1 blue Cow, 5 yr, old, due
FOR SALE CHEAP—tlood family yam 1 dark roan Cow, 5 yr. old,
sloe F.leetrie Wash"- Phone 411i• due Feb. 20; 1 black Cow, rising 3
Wingham. year old, due March 1; 1 grey Cow,
FOOR SALV—Acine Fireplace stove, rising due 3 vr, old, March Sth; 1
dark roan L ow rhstutt' 3 Yr. old, due
March 5th; 1 spotted t„ow, 5 yr,
calf at foot; 1 grey Cow, rising 4
yr. old, (dry); 1 Heifer, rising 2 yrs;
3 Steers, rising 2 yrs,; 9 Spring Calves
(4 heifers, steers).
PIGS—Pigs, 4 weighing 160.
IM PLENA ENT'S — 1 McCormick
Deering binder, I it, cut; 1 McCorm-
ick mower, 6 it. cut; 1 McCormick
hay loader; 1 rubber tire wagon with
roller rack; 1 truck wagon; 1 two-
wheel trailer, 1 buggy, 1 cutter, 1 set
sleighs with flat rack; 1 walking plow,
1 potato plow; 1 scuitier, (nearly
,•new); 1 set Harrows, (4 section); 1
turnip ;wiper; 2 cutting boxes, t1 huge ,
1 _mall 1 hay fork (new') sling and
ropes; 158 ft. hay fork rope (new;
1 hay fork car & 132 ft. cable, (nearly
new); 1 stone boat (steel front); 2
P.Urtlillt4rs apply to '! combined; 1 anvil, 1. vise, 3 belts. 2
CRAW. FORD & liblrBERINtiTtIN :ladders, 1 hand sleigh, 1 bag truck,
Witigham, Ontario, , pig tron)sh, crow bar, shovels. pick,
.,os tho,,e spoon, l An in,t chain, 11,nding •
F t:1R SA l 'F-200 White Rook Hens, 'chain nee): vok' es \vIztil:ITtrees,*1 e.x-'
1 ear od. 1.1. Mg, 12 Pigs about ,,ep,-- ' 4 " i' . • , st on s.raw w.wer pipe; 125 it, 1'
190 '.1is. Earl Toner, tlorrie, -Ont. •- 't " • l 4 . , Illc I piping; ..i.1. ro, woven wire; 4
FOR sALF—B,migif ti t hand erotehet„ sacks re-cleaned Timothy seed; Quan-
ed bed spread. antique solid walnut City of bags. and sacks; 1 Renfrew elec.'
occasional chair with or without tn.,: cream separator, Harness, 1 .set
n eedlepoint upholstery, newly re it u,,„ double...1. set single,
ished. Apply Advance-Tithes. HO'L sEHOLD EFFECTS — 1
,Ibrass bed, springs; 1 single bed, P
FOR ;32\1:E.—Hand floor polisher, II springs (mattress new); 1 drop -back ',1
drop leaf Nvalitot ta bl,4 velour ear l couch, 1 lounge, kitchen chairs, 1
rtr,.'. Phone 360j. l, "Treasure" kitchen range; pails,.
crocks, fruit jars. Many articles too
HORSES wAxTyn—Apply Laid-'numerous to mention.
law Fur Farm, Phone 366J, '1\ mg-
ham,
CARD OF THANKS
HOUSE FOR SALE—Prick 11, V. Fischer INtS:IILS to thank .
d of \iet.r'ta St„ west of JoseplAineOhis triends and neighbours for thew'
teems, ear 141H ktmlness in bringing tit the harvest
$ IIVems. 2 !:,..1.1t licilt0 , f,,„r rolt,,,mbra,ccs w hile h e was a.
CARD OF TliA,NKI ts;ectalt:.,:*at Ati„lio% retts-e t£ as: nse, it,tte 475> take t'iis %,p;,„rtunity
:„:.1.°\1IN ,„i their lecp a.;--reciatt.„,tt ;
Vit:4;1!..11,a,7,1 Iretlect Sewall.; ;\ t, '1 /4eter treat.}' tssr
„X„:. ,Elittey Ike szcc.estot et then. recent
Nance- a'unes. dtttattrtak.e. St•votal Rena Van-.
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rArtii.vrs ate ettcctene,1 Retta rtItSt
2 we. kW 4:10.1.3. 1St wecks. c,'lected.
at IKett" Mk:Rtbb..u"s fOrtts "
St: Its CARD OF THANKS
tit".11,e Se,-tt wishes enres;s
tti t.ASIEN 1% INa:1) sratitttde and sniere a; prectat,...n. t
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'1 "1;.:4 ;;.er .?first:,,.7; 7...er absence.
thanks' t„..,
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VVI k-AK' \\11-1- 1-.1-1‘•/K NY ' Tbe :Matia,,er and \\ .ghat:( Pee
3nst,1",n'"A'kee Baseball UtS:. et;t.:k 071
tilt. tItzs,,,,, who itelped tn any to witl: the
ii • • t'1% 5e‘ 'Club tlns Spe.rta.. thanks
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VICILTte a::3 1C.arnev.ztt and •
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t lv.z.zrt% all these wl:is lent their cars &A' games ,„ a zr S.f.e -s & Seritcc.. away titvet
The Matiager
Tenders For River Channel - • F THA.NS
fannl!.'tho late Mrs, Annie
ate t ti ttlank totghlors and
it ends iy r vt,'IttficYtt,tt.t; e'tpressicris
s!..n.tpattlry and th,:iightfultiess. Special
•anks t,-", the start!: of Wingliant
•e'"al nosIsAal. und Dr. Paltiter„ For ,
the loan uf cars, iteral ttl!ntes• and
other kindtte.sses. they are deeply
gateful.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Fern
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IN 1111F MAI1TR, Fstate. eyi IA'S! EARL vi RON° ES.
Tate the City !elf St, 'Catharines, in
the, C•euttty 11.ineeln, IAttrvarer, des
Rease.l.
NOTIft...F.. 11$ HFREI1117 ;GIVEN
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Bromley - McDonald
In St. George",s Chapel of St, James
Anglican Cathedral, Toronto, on Sat-
urday, August 14th, 'Very Rev, Dean
Riley solemnized the wedding of Jean
Donelda, second daughter of Mrs.
Freida McDonald, W'roxeter, to Victor
Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick Bromley, Toronto,
The bride, given in marriage by her
brother, Robert McDonald, wore a
pale grey galArdine suit with navy
accessories and a corsage of red roses.
The groom's gift to the bride'was
triple strand of pearls. Mrs. Marion.
Fleming attended her sister in a dark
green crepe dress with matching hat
and white gloves, and corsage of pink
roses. Mr, Bert Fleming attended the
groom, as best man,
- The bride's mother received at a
reception held in the Barclay hotel, in
a sunlit blue dress with white acces-
sories. The e-room's mother assisted in
.a pale blue gabardine suit with black
'accessories. Later Mr. and Mrs. Brom-
ley left on a wedding trip to Brace-
bridge and on their return will reside
in Toronto.
Johann - MacDonald
In Teeswater United Church, on
Saturday. August 28th, Rev. D. A.
Facey, united in marriage, Christina
•Winnifred, daughter of Mrs. Mac-
"Donald and the late. John A. Mae-
.Donald of Teeswater, and Robert
,Stuart Johann,' s,'n of Mrs. Johann
-and the late Frederick Johann of ,
Delmore.
The church was decorated with ,
ferns and standards of gladioli in •
pastel shades, Mrs. P. Arkell played
the wedding music, • The bride were a :4.-own of white
satin with fitted bodice featuring ber-
tha cellar caught with 'earl centred
satin roses, and 3,t‘li:e of nylon mar-
Anisette. The full gathered skirt which
fell into a slight train, was accented
,by a bustle. Her full-length veil was
"of embroidered silk tulle held in place
by a headdress of gardenias and tiny
satin bows. She wore the grooni's gift, U
a double strand of pears. and carried
a bougent Driarclifie roses.
The bride entered the church en the
arm of her eonsin, Mr. A:lan White
of Clifford and was given in ntarriat;e
by her mother. She was attended by
.her two sisters, Miss janetta Mac-
DraaTrl maid of ltett,:nr, wre a
gown of orchid taffeta with fitted b d-
ice and full skirt. Her headdress was
el matching ,,,rchid taffeta 1,vitl: tiny
white satin ribbzos. She carried a
'betninet di ;•nk and white
Miss Ftcrence MacDonald as maki. as similarly gewt:e3 t+: tae
blue taffeta and carried pink igtal!,::
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girl, ,dressed in ft.:cr.-length gown anti Montreal Life I, p-ke b. t.iitt '.i pink taffeta trtrnitte,l
v.,ith blue rzbbons. She carried a ;1.,•.Ce
INSURANCE CO. i ' basket -..i', sucks and c,..,rttflzwer vat]:
Built on the solid foundation of i ;baby's breath.
friendly and efficient service to 11.1 W:::::=-.1 3:::att' cf Etl.r4Cre, lag tIS poli cyholders and Agents.. i 1.n-other's gre.,:mstran. The ushers were
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StewRacprrment A. Scott i :R.':::.e''.t 1."'111!-I'a c't L'Illt.:-'rd, ...., . 1.,:„. win,. tie ceremony a receptr.:n .
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riz,ther. Mrs, MacDonald' rezt.ivea tn'z----
..17- ...--_ Wingham i a two-piece dress Of turqu,--ise ger II-r. 4 tune with grey access,rtes and ,:,..rsatse .
rostionmii.mmonorrevissrtutmtimyturmvortorntritiloutommk, of red ..,,,:se,„. st.te was ass,stc.3 b) tLt,
grczni's nt::.,ther, in a d'esf, t:f f: were l =7
sey with white accesscries and c,r-
sage of 7,:elt„tv ro.ses. r-- a For a wedding trip to th.e north bi,- ,.----
way of Manitoulin Island the bride11!
wore a ta•ky bite cape .:1-4-er a pink I.
wool irzzle. with 'Fars of grey Russtan i
s4tnrsel and grey access...ries. O e n heir --=,..
retur4 Mr. and Mrs. Jehatra tan!: re- El
side in Teeswater. fll
the bride, was flower girl,- wearing a
dusty • pink floor length dress with
inserted drape :of cream lace frills,
Tier headdres# was a band of pink
rosebuds and 'her flowers a 'nosegay
of pink roses,
At the reception for ninety guests
following the ceremony:4 the bride's
mother received wearing a dress of
loganberry wine with navy accessories
and a corsage, of yellow roses, The
grOom's mother assisted in grey crepe
with ,black accessories and gold trim
and a corsage of Pink roses,
Presiding at the tea table which was
centred with a four-tier cake and
candelabra, were Mrs. Murray Edgar
and Mrs, Thos. McDonald, aunts of
the bride and groom,
Serving were cousins and friends
of the bride and groom, Marion King,
Edith Hastie, Wilmajean Edgar,
Frances Wylie and Norville Brown,
11•111•••••••••••• FOR SAI,E—I Renfrew Chateau
Cook Stove, nearly new, whi te en-
to the undersigned Solicitors for the
Administratrix, their names and ad-
dresses and full particulars in. writing
of their claims, and statements of their
accounts, and the nature of the secur-
ities, if any, held by them,
And TAKE NOTICE that' after the
15th day of. September, A,D, 1948, the
.Administratrix will proceed to diss.
tribute the assets of the said deceased.
among the :persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of.
which she Shall then have had notice,
and that the Administratrix will not
be liable for the said assets or any
part thereof to any persons of whose
claim she shall not then have notice.
DATED at St. Catharines, Ontario,
this 13th day of Augdst, A.D„ 1948,
TRAPNELL, FLE.MING, HARRIS
& KERWIN,
25 Queen Street,
ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO'.
Solicitors for 'the Administratrix,
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and Implements and
Household Effects
Lot 12, Concession 5, Morris
Sale commences 1 p.m. sharp, D.S.T. Carling Terrace, Apply lack Baker,
suitable for living room, hone
342J, \\Ingham.
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FOR SALE--Extension table, 2 leav-
es, 5 chairs, 1 cupboard. Phone 424,
Mn. Al.:Nevin.
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FOR SALE—Premier 'Vacuum Clean-
er Phone 87.
FOR SALE-100 $11t,CN. New Havp-
shire Pullets, ready lay, 1 Cpw
due early in September. Apply Cleo.
Johnston, Betgrave,
FOR SALE—Small glove shop, equip-
nwnt new, catering to custom trade
M tine gloves, makes $20 per day
clear, can be seen on Eetillt`tIt, CU-
tplitiet: confidential. Owner leaving
ivr overseas. $1,500 handles, must be
cassia, BOX LB, Advanee-Times, • l1 ire reel 1 wire vkhee harrows, 1),
FOR SALE-4 Room Frame House stretcher (new); 1 gas barrel, 1 ak
and small barn, situated on one barrel, 1 sap pan, 40 buckets and
acre o r land in whrt eantr ch, For (new); 1 emery and grindstone
HOUSE FOR el'ALF—On Minnie .
St. Apply II. T, Thomson.
TERM —t .
Jesse •Witeeler, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
Robert Patrick, Clerk.
Bc‘ 1NutOtant. gwtent .n tn.,,hant t3eneral Hospital.
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Bruilsels Dr. licKiblt,n, Stpt. Piano and alt.e>r„ will resume tea- r ts: kk rxrat }k s,
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Miss Agnes 'Wear-1
ring ai Vitvo'soter, 1-.7a,ve.] the wed.itng•
riltasik and Ns,ss Fstel:e Ctfitnindfiat-t•;•o
tai Et:Aii fat& ill 4 Walt tisele
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t sleeves% S!.._.e wore a finger tip veil tt The •matraiit of Lana= Mrs. A.
Witf„.•,rd kni en !y sett of lit, at.1 and. carrted a kzaszacie of A:net-feat 'Ne,va attd bri!esttaid.
Mrs \V, 45ZTrie. aria tent. Her it to .,Cassi32,- were gowned alike in tratail-
was a d."..uble straii.1 i, t parchntent satin in .,trchii..and 4.2
bride:vit.:aid; Miss Margaret flower shades respect rely with mat-
WrzIeter, was frocked ttlt:ttet$, IlF.Eir towns 'featured
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A2-..en Rev_ Father Hawknts ,!ii:,,nxesi -T-
r the rt:a7r.age cf Mary Drt.l.c.t.,,e, jii
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HANNA BROS. ,A,..„..:,...,,,....,, ,3i time rate M. and Mrs,
R.:',:t. Arscntt.
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The .'ride .given in rtareage ivy; her I
R. R. 4 ATWOOD lather, wv.'e a ttel:trial gown cf. Vtas:t it
st:Lt er satn featurMg nitted beriffe„
tag.= yoke was caught to the ___.--=
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full Zeng,th veil :I tulle ittrisizzi I
,Iti!rg. c:-..!! the lawn ‘..v: the t:„"itte oaf The - 4- ma by ..""•tiell ifell tz% the :in:in...a:. train, was4
Mr. and Mts. Harvey Adams, Wriye- Ett- fat t..,e; was _ ,, satin fastened .t,..% a bal.s, -,-,,-,1- orange blassems, ' a eter, oat Sault:lay. A'ai..' ttst 25t7.awith rytart :5,e,xe etnaro-i,:ered rzt seed She carried es ar rti. ' 13 ci :talc e t c 5 yes =
'Lt.z..-,:it tt'omm, w:tztt their Laatt...htetr. ar:s and liar .cored with tang lily and niai„f.en hair Fern. I .,..,. Esther','Jcan, 11..2zarie the brle ,•f ?rl
Make your Bookings
Now for Fall and
Winter Sawing
Telephone 45 r 14
C 7,C and sheaf of .ibon healfress. Triey artried
fein.
iittle Bonita DiNova was flower-
girl hocked in lemon coloured baby
moire with .matching picture hat and
mittens. She carried a basket of baby's
breath and sweet peas,
Mr, Chas. Arscott of Toronto, was
his brother's best man and the ushers
were Leonard Thompson, Teeswater,
and James Cassidy, London.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the. Brunswick Hotel, Winghatn, For
a reception at the home, the 'bride's
mother received in a Sheer crepe
gown of exotic purple with trey ac-
cessories and corsage of carnations.
For a wedding trip to New York
and other points of interest, the bride
donned a Sahara Rose suit of wool
crepe with black accessories. They will
reside in Teeswater,
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Children's SHOES for
DAYS
TELEPHONE 84 WINGHAM
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hys Pollock
Mother wants Quality, Ex-
pert Fitting, Style, in her
Children's Shoes. That's
what you get when you buy
them here. Shoes construct-
ed for young feet at young
prices.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Janet Murray is visiting friedds
in Toronto and Oshawa.
Many friends of Miss Lorinda San-
burn will regret to hear she is'a patient
in Winghtuu General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Kummer of
Preston, renewed old acquaintances in
town this week.
Rev, and Mrs. Lors Carlson of
Hamilton, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hastie.
Dr, and 0;‘,1rs. R. L. Stewart have
returned after visiting friends in Lon-
don, for the past two months.
Miss Fern Nethery and Miss Ruth
Brydges, are spending a couple of
days at the Ex.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Wallar of Kitch-
ener, spent the week-end with Mrs.
M. Hare.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trew of
Midland, were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Bateson.
Dr. and Mrs. Ross Howson and
baby of London, spent the week-end
with Mrs, M. Habkirk,
Mrs, G. C. White of Detroit, spent
last week with her cousin, Mrs, M.
Habkirk.
Miss Tessie Doyle, R.N., of Toron-
to, visited for a few .days with her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schiestel,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly.
Mr. Jos. Schiestel and Mr. Lawrence
Schiestel returned to their home at
Rochester, N.Y., after visiting their
nephew, Mr. Wm. Schiestel.
Mr. and Mrs. George MacKay of Adams. turned after spending two weeks in
Bright, are visiting for a few days Miss Beth Brydges of the Rural 'Milwaukee, She flew from London and
;with the latter's mother, Mrs, R. W. Hydro Office, in Wingham, ;lave re- 'reports a splendid trip.
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