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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-09-15, Page 10E y Ci g rc , TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT starting at 7.30 SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m. ,, ! ... mtti .... milmoulp.11.11 . .... 1111111111111111111111111111111441111111111111111111141 . 1 ......... 411 THURS., FRB, SAT., SEPT. 16, 17, 11 "The Swordsman" LARRY PARKS ELLEN DREW .1.1141 //1111111111111111111111141 ...... 1 . 1 ......... 1 ..... 11 ........ ...... 1 ......... 11111111411 ....... 1 ..... 111111 ......... .......... 1V1ON., TUES., WEDNES., SEPT. 20,, 21, 22 "SH AGGY" BRENDA JOYCE ROBERT SHAYNE 414311Y4tirtgariiIrtiatent• wizitaia-traaaitiviaanakarrairiattrias-raavaataaitiair tazaafiatriiitiiitiliaaaaNttfailaiiirawatii MIME 11.M. MN. 111.. MI111/1111111111.11111111111111111111110111011.111111/111111111111011111111 11 .11 1111111111.11111111111111111 /1111101/111111113110.1/1/1/11111.11/11111111111114 46' war bri.• ••••••P CAMBRIDGE 1\:4ADE.TONMEASURE . CLOTHES .11.- 1 IMMO KING DEPT. STORE "The Friendly Store" .. 11 . 111110111011,11411111111101011,141.0100i; lllll ... !; . mouili!somil! lllll 0mol llllll tool lllll ! l .111 Men's and Boys' Dept. Fall Features for Particular Men = . ° A complete range of Fall Apparel MEM.. 9.011. WOO. Suits -Topcoats-Furnishings CUQCOLATICS. Mild, Canadian CHEESE lb. ....... , 1 .49c Smith's Economy Food Store FREE DELIVERY TELEPHONE 161 Black Diamond Old, White CHEESE lb. 55c Aylmer Pork & Beans. 2 tins 27c Heinz Strained ° Baby Foods, 3 tins 25c 12ent Heavy 'Rubber Rings 3 doz. 25c Heavy Grade Zinc Rings doz. . .37c SPECIAL VALUE - FRESH GROUND Morning Cheer Coffee lb. 49c SPECIAL VALUE Square Deal Ungraded PEAS 2-20 oz. Tins 29c White or Cider Srinagar ...,...gal. 54c Whole Mixed 1.14 lb. pkg, Pickling Spice - . -10c. Club House Spices (all kinds) pkg Maple Leaf Red Sockeye SALMON, 3/2s .....45c Weston's Oatmeal Cookies, lb. 27c Dalton's Jelly Powders 3 pkgs 22c SPECIAL VALUE- Four Of clock BLACK TEA 49c lig lb. MON•MO = MM. M.. M.. •••••. .▪ 1.1111 111.••• 111.1.• MMIMM • WM. MN. to make her home for the winter mon- Os at the home of her nephew, Mr. Jas, Gillespie, of Toronto Technical School. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarlane of Brantford, visited on Thursday last at the home of her aunt, Mrs, J. G. Gillespie. It was an Irish lover who said, "It's a great comfort to be alone, especially when yer swatchearts wid ye." TIME TABLE CHANGES Effective Sunday, Sept, 26, 1948 Pull information from Agents and zipper $55.00 Fall Hats by Crean MEN'S SUITS Cr FINE GABARDINES, Long Joll Lapel Drapes. Double-breasted style. Drape Pants, Full Pleats ENGLISH WORSTEDS-in yarn dyed and piece dyed materials. Plains, Stripes and Checks. Both Single-breasted and Double-breasted styles. 38.50 to 59.50 TOPCOATS THAT ARE TOPS FOR FALL WEAR GABARDINES, BARATHEAS, CORD TWILLS Full-fitting swagger models in regular or fly fronts Fawn, Browns, Blues, Greys $35.00 to $49.50 ALL-WEATHER TOPCOATS Fine Twill Poplin Gabardines. Shower and wind proof. A perfect All-weather Coat. $16.50 to $27.95 Soft roll brim or snappy turndown style. In greys, browns, fawns, blues' - 4.95 to 6.95 Arrow SHIRTS and NECKWEAR Smart New FALL SHIRTS-English woven stripes and fine quality prints $3.95 to $5 50 NECKWEAR l , • $1.50 Just Arrived-Cambridge Fall Samples for made-to-measure SUITS, TOPCOATS, and OVERCOATS.. A full range of English quality materials and made by a leading Cnadian tailor. Boys' and Youths' Suits Well made Tweeds in Single or Double-breasted styles. Two pairs longs, Brown, Greys, Blues - - - . ....... ......$14.95 to $21.95 K. D. .11.11111 NOM. Mmm.. ENGLISH WOOL B-ARATHEA - Long Roll, Double-breasted drape. Blue grey in tone. = $42.50 and $52.50 Mom.. }MOM. MOM FAAGE TEN THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, September 18, 1848 WHITECHURCH Mrs. Robert Ross of London, spent fast week with Mr. and Mrs. R, Ross- zeturning hOme to London oil Sutalay. M. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier rt fray days last week in Toronto at- tending the Exhibition, Mr. and Mrs. Will. Redmond, Way- ne and Genevieve; of St. Augustine, visited on Sunday with her grand- mother, Mrs. Jas. Cornelius. Old neighbours from the 2nd, of Kinloss and relatives gathered on Thursday evening last at the home of ;Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Moore in W. Wawanosh and surprised them on their fortieth wedding annice!aary.. The eveniub was spent in cards end social chat, and lunch was 'served. Among the gifts they received WW3 a large square mirror and blanket, the family had surprised them previously with a new ccal,lk suave, Their mill), friends in this community extend best wishes - for many more such happy oc- casions. Miss Betty Dicker of Glencoe, and Mr. Irwin MeClenagban of St. Thomas spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben MeClenaghaa. Mr. Scott Paterson of Detroit, and his father, Mr. F. McK. Paterson, spent the week-end in Toronto, Don't forget the dance in the Mem- orial Hall this Friday evening under the auspices of the Memorial Hall Committee, Farrier's Orcliesth will provide music. Mrs. Roddy Inglis and little son, returned from Wingham Hospital on Thursday last and visited for a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Adams. Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Somers of Harrisville, near Flint, Mich., spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig and will spend this week visiting with Robertson and Yuill relatives, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Hall, Wingham, spent Sunday there, and all spent Sunday at Goderich at the lake, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Underwood of Toronto, spent last week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, McIlrath. 'Tice W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church will meet this Thursday af- ternoon at the Manse. Mrs. Laura Creighton, Mr. and Mrs, Francis Creighton and daughters, Gail and Andrea of Detroit, visited for a few days last week with the former's mother, Mrs. Andrew Kirk, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Beecroft. Mrs, Abram of London, spent a few days last week at the home of M. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walters of Cuirass, Mr. and Mrs. Milton McVittie of Flint, Mich., spent the week-end at the home of her brother, Mr. Gordon Elliott. Mrs, \V, R. Farrier spent a few days last week at Kincardine with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie and with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farrier. The Male Quartette of the Presby- terian Church were at Belmore on Sunday where they provided the mus- ical numbers for the morning and evening services at the Anniversary in the Presbyterian Church there. Mrs. John McGee was accompanist at the (irgan. Mr. and M's. Gordon McBurney !spent a few days this week at London Fair and at the home of his: sister, Mrs. ilex Shiell. Mr. and Mrs. John Stacey and fain- idly and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stacey !awl family of N‘in,..hani, spent Sun- tlaS'' with Mr, and Mrs, Relison Fal- ,N1r, Ross Errint in (-if Dungannon is in change iii Fiirilyce School for this year, and Jean Martin and Myrtle Snell started. off to scho,d for the first time. Bandit and Lero,!.- Goyeau alsii from S. S. N.. 14, and Billie Irwin, in an Shiell's attend Fi int): ee this Mr. Joe Thompson of Langton, call- ed on the Robinson relatives in East Wawanosh on Sunday. Forester golden Wedding" Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fore'ter of West - WaWanoslx celebrated. the fiftieth An- niversary of their wedding at their home on Tuesday last. Formerly Miss Elizabeth McDougall of Lucknow, they were married at the home of her sister, Mrs, Fred MacDonald, by" the Presbyterian Minister in * Lucknow, and have made their home for the fifty years on the farm on the 13th of wa., wanosh, They have five sons, Will of \V, Wawanosh, Cecil of Palmerston, Walter of Ripley, Ronald of Lucknow and Joe of Winnipeg, who was home in July, and one daughter, Mrs. Alex Robertson, (Jean of East Wawanosh, and one son .was killed when lie was kicked by a horse, when he was four years old, and they have sixteen grand- children, Guests were present from Guelph, and. Paisley and about sixty pf their old friends and neighbours were present to wish them many more happy years together. Among the -gifts they received was a motor rug, a silver tea service, book-ends and from the immediate family, a lazy-boy chair. All enjoyed the family get together and social time of chat and luncheon, The many friends of Mr. and Mrs, Forester in this district join in ex- tending best wishes, Mrs. Robert Mitchelk,of Wingham, is spending this week with her daugh- ter, Mrs, Gordon Elliott. • Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Humphrey and baby, Barbara of Lucknow, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Robinson. The E. Wawanosh School Area Trustees closed Shiell's school, No. 11 this year, and one pupil went to Fordyce School, one to No. 8, E. Wa- wanosh, and four to No. 0. The schools in the Area have all been painted on 'the outside, and re-decorated inside, during the holidays, and most are wired for hydro now. Mrs. John Johnston of Goderich passed away on Sunday after a long illness and the funeral was held on Tuesday. Mrs, Clarence Chamney of E. Wawanosh is an only daughter, and her many friends will extend sym- pathy to her in her bereavement. On Sunday afternoon after the ser- vice in Donnybrook United Church, Rev. Arthur Hewitt asked Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bamford, who were re- cently married to come to the front of the, church. Mr. Bert Taylor read an address and Mr. George Wallace presented the couple with the gifts .▪ M.11 = 01.014 110.1. Momm 1M.M. WM. M.. MM. M.. W.. Y.. from the congregation, a rose and royal blue blanket, a long lace table cloth, and a purse of money. Each voiced their appreciation of the gifts of remembrance from Mr, Baniford's home church. Mrs. Bamford, formerly Miss Lillian Anderson of Dungannon, spent last year teaching in England, when on the Teacher's Exchange, and Mr. liainfOrd is principal at Preston High School but 14s always been a member of Donnybrook church and choir. His father, Mr. Thos. Bamford, has been a patient in Victoria Hospi- tal for the past few weeks with a heart condition, Mr. attd Mrs. Redge Scholta and sons of Westfield, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra SCI1OltZ. Mr. and Mrs. j„, V. McLean spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Me- Lean of "VVroxetet. Mrs, Eva ;McBriert of Toronto, spent a few days last week at the home of her sister, IVIrs, J", B. Morrison. N.Ir. and Mrs. George McClenagban, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson and Miss Simi Iwamoto, It, N. of Wing- ham General Hospital, spent Sunday at Hunter's Beach, Aslifield, with Miss Joan Allen, R.N. Miss Iwamoto leaves on Thursday to commence an eight month's course in the University Toronto, to secure another degree in her profession. Among those from E. Wawanosh who attended the London Fair on 'Tuesday were, Mr. and Mrs, Berson Irwin and son, Billie, Mr. Frank Thompson, Mr. Harry Deacon, and Mr. Robert Scott, Mr. 3. G. Gilles. pie and Mr. Victor Emeison from Whiteelturch. Wingharn Firemen answered a call for help to put out a chimney fire at the home of Mr, Henry Pattison, E, Wawanosh, on Monday evening, The fire had 'lacer' presumably put out for some time, and then flared up again. Miss Jessie Gillespie left last week MOIR'S ACADIA PACKAGE The famous Red and Gold package-so popu , I'Ar and delicious-XXX r,LAocolate Coatings- You'll love thein- 90c pack raffloSalimPOW.0.2•1.0asw04narOmon.rem04•••01•••0••••04000....41.1.0.041.M.,M•0' •=0,0411•..0 •10.••10 3 At Popular Prices For many years McKIBBONS have endeavoured tto bring the people of this community the FINEST SWEETS and SUGAR DELICASIES. This week our window will feature Our EXCLUSIVE LINES We invite you to try any of these delicious sweets. We guarantee their freshness and know you will come back for more. Quality Confectionery ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Pounds 93c Family Pack, pounds 90c 1?. lbs. „ . . $1.39 Asst. Family Pack, 2 lbs. 1.89 HUNT'S PURE 'SUGAR Candy SUCKERS-on Paper Stick-box . . ... 1c1r .. ...... I I JUST ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND! - A fresh shipment of England's Best Quality 1 i --- TOFFEES I ' 1.11lerys Toffees - Kay-Kay Assortment, 1, 2 lb 35c n Toffees- Fancy Tins 60c, $1.00 orner's Boy Blue Asst. Pages SILVER MINTS . . . .25c bags Mint Edinburgh Rock-in plain boxes with etched Card of Scotland's Edinburgh Castle-at 90c box We feature NEILSON'S and MOIR'S BARS WRIGLEY and ADAMS CHEWING GUM ' Have you tried RAYMOND'S NUT MEATS in hermetically sealed containers? All assortments "Roasting-pan. Fresh"-Cashews, Peanuts, Fancy Mixed (No Peanuts) and Mixed (with Peanuts) You'll love them - Try them today! If you are shopping for QUALITY CONFECTIONERY, WE HAVE IT! McKibbons FOR YOUR QUALITY SWEETS MOIR'S POT OF GOLD 85 miniature pieces of delicious thick chocolate coated candy. A beauti- ful box $1.50 MOIR'S LUXURY PACKAGE One pound of regular pieces coated with the famous XXX chocolate -made famous by Moir's .. $1.00 package No. I PEACHES BAPTIST CHOU Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor 11 a.m.-"The. Value of En- thusiasm". Morning service Broadcast, CKNX p.m,-"The Transfiguration of Satan." You Are Welcome. 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