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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-09-08, Page 10TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT starting at 7.30 SATURDAY MATINEE 2 pIm. IlttittifiltIll.M.ItIOWttitOtUtIttYtO llllll u111A1 4 11111140,1101110110,011.1004111O11011111111.1110!10101,11$1§111 0 f llllllll THURS., FRI„ SAT., "SEPTEMBER 9, 10, 11 "DREAM GIRL" BETTY HUTTON MacDONALD CAREY 111!1....1111111 iiiiiiiii itl..1111111t11{1.1 iiiiiiiii 111113111111 iiiiii 4111.1.1 iiiiiiiiiiii /11.1M1.111/31111.111111$ iiiii iiiii 110110111 MON., TUES., WEDNES., SEPT. 13, 14, 15 `If Winter Comes • It= (Adult Entertainment) WALTER PIDGEON DEBORAH KERR WEDDINGS baskets of gladioli and fern was the settin g on the lawn of the home of King - Adams , Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Adams, Wrox- An arch of evergreens flanked with I eter, on Saturday, August 28th, at Your Westinghouse Dealer for Wingham Bloom in next Spring's color now! jmmim. am•••• 4mM= =ORM MOWN WORM Malin Mr. MONO MIMEO 19•114•M GABARDINE SUITING imported from England. MI▪ NNS N OME MOM/ All-wool with a firm, crisp finish. Tailors so well MOM and hold press firmly. 54" wide, per yard 1111. $6.65 Day and Night Wear 1 Rubber Stamps and Stencils MARICIN6. DEVICES of All Types We are Distributors in Winghant and District Por these itetnt which are esten- tia to your business and regular routine. Three Day Service On Ruth Orders Also available are STAMP PADS, DM, AND VA1ZIOOS SUPPLTES ADVANGE*TIMES" Telephone 24 Wingharn Smith's Economy Food Store FREE DELIVERY TELEPHONE 161 Black Diamond Old, White CHEESE lb. ....55c No. 1 PEACHES - Market Price 25w, 40w, 60w,Dr. Ballard's Mazda Lamps ea. ..15c 1 Dog Food . 2 tint 29c SPECIAL VALUE Toasted Marshmallow Biscuits lb. 39c Daltaale Roble Rood Jelly Powders 3 pkgs 22C I Quick Oats S lb. bag 35e 1.nraina •••••vo vonnAs •••••.• PAGE TEN THE WING AM .ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, September 8, 1948 Ranges Rangettes TUDHOPE RANGETTES with Oven Control $75.00 NATIONAL RANGETTES, polished top .. $63.00 Four-Burner RANGES with Oven Control $145.00 ELIZABETH ARDEN'S NtW FALL SHADE Whatl Lilacs in winter? Yes, but Crimson Lilac, Strange and wOnderfull Lilac-lightened crimson for your gleaming lips atid fingertips. Wear it with tenderly-harmonized tompiete make-up-from incredibly beautiful Face Powder to Green Like Eye Shacks absolute stroke of brilliance with the neW Pall clothed Bloom in it Way! Crimson Lilac Lipstick, 1.7.1 Crimson -Lilac Nail Lacquer, 1,00 Crimson Lilac Pat-a-Crime, 1.50 Crimson Lilac Cream kouge, Crimson Lilac Illusion Powder, 2.30, ISO Crimson Dice Cameo Illusion Powder, 2.30,4.50 Green Lilac eyti 1.7.5 McKibbons Ili 0 e' SERVICE 'HE OLD HOME TOWN .1'4,41\11-EY ilfr." argY-. 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Miss Agnes Wear- ring of Wroxeter, played the wedding music and Miss Estelle Cunnin gham of Ethel, sang, "I'll Walk Beside Yoe The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in ivory satin with nylon yoke embroidered in seed pearls and fashioned with long lily point sleeves. She wore a fin ger tip veil and carried a cascade of American beauty roses and fern. Her gift front the groom was a double strand of pearls. Her bridesmaid, Miss Margaret Wearring of Wroxeter, was frocked in orchid flowered marquisette, witli head dress of orchids and carrying a sheaf of yellow gladioli. Rosemary, sister of the bride, was flower girl, wearing a dusty pink floor length dress with inserted drape of cream lace frills. Her headdress was a band of pink rosebuds and her flowers a nosegay of pink roses, Mr. Norman Carson of Gorrie, was groomsman. At the reception for ninety guests following the ceremony, 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. Time. McDonald, aunts of the bride and groom. Serving were cousins and friends White or Cider Vinegar - -.gal. 54c Whole Mixed 1'4 lb. pkg. Pickling Spice - ,10c. er- of the bride a nd groom, Marion Kin g, Edith Hastie, Wilmajean Edgar, Frances Wylie, 'Norville Brown, Mari- lyn McLean, Eleanor Edgar and Grace Edgar. For a wedding trip to Nia gara Falls, Hamilton, Detroit and Toronto, the bride wore a suit of navy tricotine with navy and white accessories and corsa ge of yellow roses. On their re- turn they will reside on the groom's farm, south east of Gorrie. Guests were present from Colorada, Detroit, Toronto, Hamilton, Fort Wil- liam, Blenheim, Listoivel, Wingham, Brussels, Wroxeter, Jamestown and Gorrie. BELGRAVE Mrs, Jack Webster, Toronto, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor, Mr, Oliver Turnbull, Brus- sels, and Mr. Jim Turnbull, Peter- borough, were also visitors at the same BAPTIST DM Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor Sunday, September 12 MISSIONARY SERVICES Rev. John Bell, China Inland Mission, preaching at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. Hear this man of God. "Depart from evil, and do good, and dwell forever more". -Ps, 87:27 •••110•• 11••••••• lio••••• won.. ••••••• .nr.sow wag. Oman. M▪ an. ••▪ •••• IMM,0161 ••••••• W▪ M.* MOO. !MOO S WOON ••••••1 =Iowa W NW ••••••• .111.1.1 =area ••••••• Mama Mom& MOM II••••• Milthoo 1••••=i 1.•••• 1=1,1 1•01•10. 111•1.1.1 Mem,. 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The 28th annual Belgrave School Fair will be held on Wedutsday, Sept. 15th with twenty-two schools com- peting. MrS, Stanley Halliday, Marjorie and Getty, 'of London, have returned to their borne after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brydges. Mr. and Mrs, Dan 1-Iallalian and fa- mily spent the holiday week-end at Wasaga Bench and Midland. Mrs. jorn Cadweil of Winnipeg, has returned to her home after visiting her sister/ ,Mrs. Jos. Miller and Mr. Milarr. Firs, 'Clifford ,Pardon and children visited her father, Mr. 13, Acheson of Whitcchurch. Smart New Woollens for Fall and Winter Wear For Suit Distinction' ••••••• =WINO 31•01.0,0 NEW CHECK SUITING New as Tomorrow- ••••1111•111 •••••• 11100•10 All-wool yarn dyed in lovely color contrasts of •••••• OOMPIMM, yellow, biege, brown, blue, red. 54" wide, yd., $3,75 ••••••• 1111•011•• MINIM SM.! 1•••111•• TARTANS SKIRTING to suit everyone. All-wool AMMO ••••11111•1 1111=011.1 quality, warm and splendid wearing. 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