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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-09-22, Page 8Wednesday, September 22, 1948 offillmilmllommuniqiiiimmommillummillionnumilmillillimminumuniiimillmiumniumme THE WINGIiAM ADVANCE-TIMES RAGE EIGHT POSLUNS GARMENTS, KENWOOD LADIES' COATS MEMO MEMO ImEENE MOM MEMO MIMEO IEEE. MONO YEW MMEIM NY Ely EMEN E YE MY YES WIEWE MY YE MMOM EY FALL FASHIONS AT KING DEPT. STORE TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT starting at 7,30 SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m. 111111 lllll IA 1 11111!1111111,11111111111111111A 1111111 .THURS., FRI., SAT„ SEPT. 23, 24, 25' 11111•11M1 •••••• DEMO MOM MEM MEMO WEE= MEMO MONO SEIM= MOMS WMEM MEMO EMEM "The Friendly Store"' "GOOD NEWS" 111111111IMMMMIMMO lll 1 l IMO llll M./1111111111111 lllll 111111111111 lllll MI llllllllll 1 lllllllll 111EME11 MEMO 1•14•11M Kings Ladies' Wear Departments PETER LAWFORD MEM. JUNE ALLYSON NEMO MIMEO EMMEN E WEN WORE lllllllllll 111 llllllll llllllllll i111111 llllll illm,111 lllll 11111111111 lllll 1111111111111011111111111141111111111111111 c ,‘iit Features in MON., TUES., WEDNES , SEPT. 27, 28, 29 "The Big Clock" OMENS Is) EYE 1111Y EoEm. OMEN Suits, Coats, Dresses Hats, Handbags YEN EMEEE RAY MILLAND MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN ONO MENNE •••••• EMMEN OMEN 1_ k WEINE.• The Fall Season "HIGH FASHION" is full-Full Length, Full Flowing and Fullness in a soft man- ner. Smart from every angle. New rich Victorian Colors for Fall. Loganberry Wine, handsome Green, Black. Fur-trimmed or plain. Satin-lined with chamois interlining to hips. $33.50 to $95.00 Geography 45 concerns the natura wealth of Canada and its conservation. These classes should be of interest to citizens as well as to teachers who seek degrees or Permanent First Class Certificates, People in the neighbour- hood of Wingham are also fortunate in having other university centres not too far away. In Clinton, English 20 and 21 and either English 30 or 40 begin October 2nd, at the Collegiate Institute. In Hanover, History 20 and either History 31 or 44 start on Oct- ober 2nd., in the High School. UNIVERSITY WILL HOLD CLASSES HERE EYE ••••••111 Westinghouse Model A4M A compact cooking unit complete with four five-heat, speed-surface heaters, porce- lain-enamelled "True. Temp" oven, one-piece cooking top and body. An ideal range for homes where space is limited. Classes Will Also Be Held At Hanover and Clinton OmmE1 111•1111.1 MEOW Universities are big businesses in Canada. Students equalling in numbers the population of an average Ontario city are preparing to move into the university centres. Many of these are still veterans but for the first time in several years students with no service background have free access to higher educational opportunities. For a num- ber of years priorities in universities had to be offered to those people who had lost time in some form of national service. Now the numbers of such ire declining. At the University of West- ern Ontario, for example, it is expect- ed thiit the numbers will decline from over one thousand to six hundred and fifty. In addition to freer access, further opportunities are eiVvn to students I.)) the University of Western Ontario which has established centres i om Toront.. on the east to Sault Ste. Marie on the west, and as far north as Owen Sound and Sudbury. Instead of going to the University, teachers end others now find educational facilities coming to them. In an age when furth- er training is important this is a boon. In Wineham, during the coming sea- son, two classes in Geography will le offered locally. Ile inaiin. Saturday, SepteMber 25th. at 12.30 p.m., in the Public School, Professor N. L. Nichol.. son of the Department of Geography will offer ii(oarapliy 20. rids cour-t, deals with the elements of the physleal and. cultural landscape. At 2.31) pan., Pr. ,fe.-or ‘a r Geography Ida co. Geography 45, de. pendim. ota is in greatcr demand by tLe -;trients. Grl,,grapIty 85 is a oeo4• rapley ;lie te• «111 whilt . _ . MEMO Emma OmME Immo. EMEM VIIMMO '++ DRESSES YE. YEE BELHAVE SCHOOL FAIR EXCELS ALL PREVIOUS YEARS MENEM& 11••••• For the Fall-minded Woman. Dresses that will take your interest, in Crepes, Taffetas, Bengalines. All sizes with that new look of femininity and soft draping cloths to please, from Misses' to Women's. $16.95 to $25.00 Ask About Our Budget Plan. E/Eio 1•••••• 1 111 Radio & Electric (Continued from ;ewe five) Marilyn Moores, Ila Penacily, Gwen Walsh, Marilyn Shiell; Girls, Grade 5-6 booklet, Marlene MacKenzie, Lor- iaine Hanna, Doreen Kelly, Marguer- ite Appleby, Velma Agar, Barbara Patterson; Girls, grade 7-8, illustrat- ed booklet, Leona Johnson, Marian Bolger, Elva Gross, Margaret Mc- Arter, Donna Richmond, Shirley Brad- burn; Open, miniature, Leona John-.. _ . rn atr- Y11 MEOW •••••• HATS Soft Silhouettes. A-Head in the Fashion Picture. New millinery angles stress bows, veils and glitter touches. Felts with bows and feathers graciously styled in Fall colors. $3.95 to $7.95 . mdmmo MMEE MEMO MEMO MEMO MEMO "We Service Everything We Sell" MEM Glen Coultes, Ruth Cook, Joan Wight- man, Eileen Nesbitt, Bruce Robertson, Jean ,McArter; pie pumpkin, Raymond Walker, Donald Snell, Mary Oster, Yvonne Roth, Marilyn Goll, Lane Hazelwood; Citron, Robert Marks, Ann Shortreed, Rae Breckenridge, Violet E. Gow, J. Carter, Mary Gov- ier; Sunflowers, Yvonne Roth, Jimmie ,Carter, Murray Scott,, Joy Fraser; 3 tomatoes, Ina Howatt, Keith Robin- son, Murray Scott, Ronald Snell, Mary Pocock, Jimmie Scott; 6 onions from Dutch sets, Patsy Logan, Lyman Jar- dine, Yvonne Roth, Keith Robinson, Gordon Clark; Barred Rock pullets, 1EIME• YEEI Charlie , e ma 1•111.• 1MIEME WEE. .1•20•11 WENN. Bob McMurray; Girls, open, sna _r_ Agar, Lois Campbell, Geo. Procter, shots, Jean -McArthur, Elaine Bort, Gordon Charter; White Leghorn cock- Donna McArthur, Margie Asehilles cock- erel Eileen Nesbitt, Elden-Cook, Geo. Ravi:; ' Procter; White Leghorn pullets, Bob health post •r, n, Edits -I V"' McMurray, Geo. Procter, Donald Mc- C),I,ene„ ''1111(i ,,a ':' Murray, Charles Bone, Glen Bone, !Appleby, Shirley "ra!")n '' ;Lois Bone; Market Cockerels, Bob Me !Appleby, Ann Hollinger, Lents „Girls, open Miniory an nooklet, !Murray, Jean MeArter, Donna Rieli- ok::e m imil, Robert Charters, Alvin Pengelly M. Appleby, Mary Scott, Lillian II lice, Lawrence Campbell; iloz. brown eggs, )..rein Joan Wightman, Joy Lutz, Gordon as 1°;ih'a]Ietlt Pipe, Sliirloy Lutz, Clark, Gerald McDowell, Arnold Ma- li. Barbara Smith, .Mary L,nithers, Lois Bone; doz. white eggs, W r iji t; (311*1 ', Grage llllllllllllllllll we, llllll 1111111111111H1 lllll 1101111111111M llllllllll 1111 lllllll M11111 llllllllllllllll 11MM lllllll 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllll 111. 3.4, alsh, Joan tl;wier, Lois , Pengelly, Pirellis Fear, Reta Girls, Grade 5-6. any fi ,wo e,1 Marouerite Ap;.Ithy, Le..ta Ruth OA. +k Freda Saw}re, 1-..411ene 1 lat. tlas. Marie \Vrieht, Gffls, any Cana ! ian scene. Marjorie MacKenzie, Thels rea Appleby 1).4am. Sinells, I )-alua Stevens, Le ma h.lin- st,41; b ,oldet, Lois Bull, Elaine Marry res Ili Penoelly, ' intn Wals!. Marilyn Sithls; Speeial, Elaine 1,„ ,:t H bert Simpson Spe,ia1, !lest Art Work, Mar3orie MacKtmaie. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT otei,no., Harry Brydoes, Billy Cod- ts.s, Leona joOrs.ton, Ruth ra Anderson. joini Buchanan; Pars- Auctin I'tter Carnphell, Lillian 1;ruto:; Squash, Reta Bruce, J•.an Thomp-on, Jeetzes, Marie Wriokt. Iona Griffiths. Arlene Rich- sn tad: Mnslanel ,n, Ross Gwynn. Fre- da Cook, I Griffith; Winter radish, llob Pifer., 41, I.atn Wal,!1; Mat el,, Ruti. ?rooter, Marilyn Fear, .:•E'•..m.ira Rath, Yvv.itne Rath, Jack 'Nlta tray t I% ler; Late Potatoes, Arzr ;14 Iasi- Walker, Clifford tes, R, a Yunghlut, Donna. McArter, ;Barbara Patterson; Early P oat.,eo, Wightman, Harry Brydges. Lois ,Campbell, Jean MeArter, June %le Iarold Johnston; Turnips, Geo. Proc.. ;ter, Ralph Sawyer, Bruce Robinson, Ross Yungblut, Robert Mi.:Burney, Gordon Howatt; Largest Pumpkin, Mary Scott, Mary Lou Wright; white beans, Donna McArter, David Nesbitt, Mammy, Lawrence Campbell, i.Ruth Cook, Geo. Procter; coloured Beans, Peter Campbell, John Jones, !Arlene Richmond, Velma Agar, Donna McArter, Gordon Howatt, David Nes- bitt, Bob McMurray, Harry Bryn -0s, J. Carter; Snow, Harry Brydges, Jean McArter, Wanda Rittoul, Ruth Cook; MacIntosh Reds, Ruth Cook, Jean Mc- Arter, Bruce Robertson, Eldest Cook, June Haekwell, Clayton Wilkinson, Lawrence Nesbit; Pears, Jerry Hig- gins, John Buchanan, Lawrence Nes- i bit; Crabapple, Louise Jefferson; bas- ket of fruit, Velma Agar. POULTRY Pair of young clucks, Donald Schultz Mary Lou Hallahan, Clifford Coultes, Jean McArter, Marian Hull; Sussex Pullets, Donald McMurray, Donald Pengelly, Donald McCauley, Bob Mc- Murray, Rock Leghorn Hybrid Pullets Bob McMurray, Donald McMurray, Robert Charter; pair of young Ducks, ' Clifford Schultz, Prank Hallahan, Charles Hull, Jack 'Caldwell, John Mon; Barred Rock tockerels, George Procter, Arlene Richmond, Lawrence Campbell, Lois Campbell, Glen Bone, oym Eximm HANDBAGS Fashion Smart Handbags in Plastic or Leath- ers. Definite Fall flattery for that new Fall Ensemble. Newest designs, colors and styles. Wine, dark green, red, black, brown. $4.25 to $10.95 Fall and Winter Sweater' Score Cosy, smart 'colorful - Favoured by fashion from dawn to dusk. Spiced with color and styled for flattery. Pullovers and Cardigans in gay new Fall tones. ' Red, Green, Turquoise, Brown, Navy. Sizes 34 to 46. PULLOVERS $4.95 to $6.95 CARDIGANS $5.95 to $7.95 •IMEN Ey/ MENEM IMEME •M▪ EM11 YEE MENE114 mom, 111140011 EU,IEEN 011Eat E mma E mm• MENEM Emm0 WEMO =EWA Emma MEE. mftmA MmEM 11.1=1001 I BLOOM IN NEXT SPRING'S COLOR NOW' 110EmE emmumm WEE. MEMO *MOE immEmE Smith's Economy Food Store MENNE NEW FALL HOSIERY, GLOVES, NECKWEAR FREE DELIVERY TELEPHONE 161 11/Y11 MEMO MEM. 11•11.110 EEO= Iiiii1111 llllll /1111 lllll 11.1i lll 1 lll 1 ll 11111111111111111111 lllllllll 11111 lllll Ili lllll Ilt l 1 lll 0.11 l lll 111111111 lllll 111111Mill/ l 1 llll For Floors and Woodwork SPIC and SPAN, 25c Lux Toilet Soap, 3 cakes 29c EMEIE MEMO SEEM 11•0100 11111.11111 /11/11•110 11111EMO, -•=11141111 YEE IIMEM gpmE. Emy 1 = Lased or Big 5 CLEANSER, pkg. 07c For All Washing TIDE, pkg. 39c •••••• MENEM EEENEE g KAYSER . ORIENT GOLD STRIPE New Season's Pack SPECIAL! ED. SMITH'S TOMATO KETCHUP Bottle 25c Kathleen McCutchcon, Bob Johnston; ;dra Rath, Ross Yungblut; early oats, 6 carrots, Patsy Logan, Murray Scott, Yvonne Roth, Eldon Cook, Alan Scott, Roy Breckenridge, Joint Pipe, Ray- 'Sandra. Rath, Lawrence Campbell, Mar timid Walker, Marilyn Gull; largest ;ilyn Bolger; barley, Sandra Rath, Yv- tomato, Wayile Fear, Murray Govier, mine Rath, Elaine Bolt, Ross Yung- 'Keith Robinson, K. McCutcheon, Y. Roth, John Pipe; collection of veget- ables, Wilfred Pocock, Grant ;MclIttrn- ey, Raymond Walker, David Carnegie, Donald McMurray, Glen Coultes; on- ions from Dutch sets, John Rhin, John Cronyn, Yvonne Roth, Raymond Wal- ker, Brace Richmond, Patsy Logan; collection of vegetables, two of each, George Procter, Ruth Cook, Lois Wal- ker, Edna Martin, Jest McArter, Pet- er Campbell. GRAIN AND ROOTS Late oats, Eldon Cook, Bobby Cook, Mary Taylor, Donna Richmond, San- Richmond Donna Waldon; mange's, John Jones, Russell Pear, Geo. Proc- ter, David Nesbitt; potatoes, Sandra Rath, "Yvonne Rath, Dponna Waldon, Jack Caldwell, Ruth Cook, Ramona Walker; potatoes, June Haekwell, Pat- sy Logan, Mary Taylor, Keith Robin- sett, Sandra Rath, Bobbie Higgins; turnips, Ruth Procter, Marie Johnston, Sandra Rath, Bobbie Higgins, Brute Richmond, Yvonne Rath; largest pump kit, Barbara Smith, Grant McBurney, Gordon Smith, Lyle Smith, Marie Johnston, Marilyn Goll,. Due to lack of space the remainder of the prize winners,will be published next week. Foodsaver 100 ft. roll Guardiola 105 oz. tin WAX PAPER . - .35c Crushed Pineapple $1.75 Tip Top Choice 20 oz. tin Asparagus Cuts, - .39c McCormick's Plain or Salted SODAS, 1 lb.pkg, -27c MILD CANADIAN NEW CHEESE SPECIAL Fresh ground while you wait. MORNING CHEER COFFEE 49c blut, Mary Taylor, Marilyn Bolger; sheaf of oats, Elaine Bolt, 'Geo. Proc- ter, Bobby Higgins, Alan Stott, sheaf of barley, Bobby Higgins; Winter wheat, Eldon Cook, Mary Cook, John Shortreed, Yvonne Rath, Sandra Rath, Gordon Grosse; six stalks field corn, Gwendolyn McDonald, Ruth Cook, Yvonne Rath, Glen Coultes, J. Cotiltes, Bobby Carter; sweet corn, Yvonne Rath, Sandra Rath, Ruth En- nis, Donald Pengelly, Lois Walker, Lois Toll; field coin, Yvonne Rath, Sandra Rath, Gwendolyn McDmald, Gerald McDowell, Bobby Carter, Don- na Waldon; mangels, Lily MeCtitch. eon, Mitchell Hallahan, Ronald Gross, Gordon Howatt, Isobel Scott; Turnips, Lolyd Scott, E. Bolt, Jim Shaw. Beets, Donald McAuley, Raymond Walker, Jimmie Carter, Donald Jar- dine, John Rinn, Bessie Campbell; cab- bage, Mary Taylor, Phyllis Fear, Bob- by Carter, Evelyn Mothers, Gwen Walsh, Tommy trydges; carrots, Ken neth Sholdice, Bob Scott John Sinn, 'Keith Robinson, Bobby Higgins, Bill Pearce; cucumbers, Sandra Rath, Ed- ith Rion, Marjorie Rinn, Douglas Gib- boos, Donald McMurray, Barry 13reck. eeridge; onions, Don, McCauley, Jack Caldwell; parsnips, Helen Haines, Brenda Breeltenridge, Patsy Logan, Harvey Snell; squash, Glen Coultes, Russell Fear, Geo. Oster, 'Clara Fras- er, Louise Smith, Bernice Smith; musk melon, Billie Lutz, Yvonne Rath, Jane - lb. 49c Dalton's Assorted Jelly Powders, 3 pkg 22c ELIZABETH ARDEN'S NEW FALL SHADE Shirriff's "BUD" pkg. DESSERTS 11c Strange and wonderful-a lilac- . laden erimson, plucked by Miss Arden for gleaming lips and fingertips. Wear this rare new color in complete make-up sequence from incredibly beautiful Illusion Face Powder to Green Lilac Eye Shado. Absolute stroke of brilliance for the new Fall Clothes. Crimson lilac Lipstick, 1.75 Crimson Lilac )fail Lacquer, 1.06 Crimson Lilac Pat-a•Crame, 1.50 Crimson Lilac Cream Rouges 1.73 Crimson Lilac Mutton Powder, 2.30, 3.50 crimson Lilac Xamect Illusion 'Pow- der, 2.30, 3.50 014000 Weld 6'4 Sho-do, 1.73 McLaren's FREEZ-EASY Ice Cream Mix, pkg 10c SPECIAL- POLLY PRIM SWEET GREEN UNGRADED PEAS 20 on. tin 14c -' TEA, 1/2 lb. 49c The Salvation Army Domestic SHORTENING, lb. 39c COME and HEAR LIEUT.-COL, AND MRS. JOSEPH ACTON . Divisional Commanders for Hamilton Division on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER t6 11. a.m.--Holiness Meeting 2,3b p.m.-Sunday School. P.m.-Salvation Meeting. and Keep in Mind the WEEK-DAY SERVICES TUESDAY-. 2.80 pait.-Home League for the Wits. THURSDAY--- 8.00 lint.--Prayer Meeting. BAPTIST NM Aylmer Boston Style Pork & Beans, 2 tins 27c Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor 41 a.m.-"Soul Stirring Sympa- thy'. 7 p.m.--"The Christian's Re. sponsibilit? Come, Study, Worship "The Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my, God, my strength, in Whot;a I. will trust; my buckler, and the horo of my salvation, and my high tower". Psalm 18:2. Neilson's Jersey COCOA, 1 lb. tin 39c SMITH'S Four O'Clock BLACK MeKibbons Maple. Leaf RED SOCKEYE SALMON',, Yes 4Sc Nabisco SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 pkgs. ..... .27c DRUG STORE Delivery as usual on Monday 'Phone 161 tlAirokowwio.AW.4 4+0~4+014.44•1444 l ll ncuanistasnliallinsil