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THE WINOHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, October 6, 1948
i Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. W. Heimpel; Seed
.Onions, Mrs. Wolfe, lst. and 2nd.;
'Onions, from Dutch Sets, Mrs. W.
Helm.pel, N, Wade; Collection of On-
ivaSs . Mrs,. Wolfe, Mrs, W. Heinwel;
Parsnips, Mrs. Geo. Baker, . Ewart
Whitfield; Musk Melons, Elmer Giles,
Mrs, Wolfe; Pumpkins, R. Hibberd,
Mrs. Carl Geiger; Pumpkins, (Pie),
Mrs. Carl Geiger, Mrs, R, Milligan;
Citrons, Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs. Wolfe,
Long blood Beets, Mrs, Wolfe.; Tornip
Beets, E. H. Strong, Geo. Baker; Tom-
atoes, Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs. Wolfe;
Cabbage, white, R, Jlibberd, E. li,
Strong; Cabbage, red, Mrs, Wolfe;
Red Peppers, T. j. Salkeld; Squash,
yellow, Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs, Wolfe;
Squash, Hubbard, Elmer Giles, Geo.
Baker; Cucumbers, Mrs. Geo. Brown,
Mrs, R. Milligan; Table Corn, Mrs.
Wolfe, Spence Brears; Field Corn, E.
H. Strong,•Mrs. Wolfe; Butter Beans,
Geo. Baker, Mrs. Wolfe; Farmer's
Basket of Vegetables, Mrs. ;Milligan;
Collection of Field Roots, Mrs, Milli-,
gan,
Special 23—Best collection of Vege-
tables, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs, R, Milligan.
FRUIT
Winter Apples
- Ontario, T. j. Salkeld; Northern
Spy, T. J. Salkeld, W. F. Campbell;
Rhode Island Greening, T. 3, Salkeld;
Wagner, T. J. Salkeld; King of,. Tom-
kin's County, T. J, Salkeld; Russet,
T. J. Salkeld; Baldwin, T. J, Salkeld;
Peewaukee, T. J. Salkeld; Tallman
Sweet, T. J. Salkeld, \V. F. Campbell;
Coll. of Winter Apples, 6, T. j. Sal,.
keld.
Fall Apples
Delicious, T. j. Salkeld; Alexander,
T. J. Salkeld; Snow Apples, T. J. Sal-
held; St. Lawrence, T. 5. Salkeld;
Wealthy, T. Jr, Salkeld; McIntosh Red,
T. J. Salkeld; Gravenstein, T. J. Sal-
held; Coll. of Fall Apples, 6, T. J. Sal-
held.
OTHER FRUITS
Crab Apples, T. J. Salkeld, W. F.
Campbell; Plums, purple or black, T.
j. Salkeld, Mrs. R. Milligan; Pears,,
Mrs. R. Milligan.
PLANTS .KND FLOWERS
Dahlias, Mrs. A. Stinson; Sweet
Peas, S. Brears; Rose Bloom, Norman
Harding, Mrs. A. Stinson; Gladiolias
Spikes, Mrs. A. Stinson, T, j. Salkeld;
Bouquet, for living room table, T. J.
Salkeld, S. Brears; Bouquet for dining-
room, T. J. Salkeld, S. Brears; Basket
of Annuals, T. J. Salkeld, S. Bream;
Pansies, S. Brears, T. j. Salkeld; Pet-
unias, Mrs. A, Stinson, Norman Har-
ding; Phlox, perennial, S. Brears, Mrs.
Geo. Brown; Zinnias, Norman Harding,
T. J. Salkeld; Marigolds, French, T. 3.
Salkeld; Snapdragons, T. J. Salkeld,
Mrs. A. Stinson; Salpyglossis, S.
Bream; Horne-made Corsage, Mrs.
iGeo. Baker, T. J. Salkeld; Collection of
!House Plants, T. J. Salkeld, Mrs. Geo.
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Brown ; Begonia, Rex Variety, Jack
.Winter; Begonia, other fancy leaved
variety, Mrs, •Geo, Brown, 2nd.; Gera-
niums, best collection, Mrs. W. H.
'Wolfe; House Fern, Mrs. Geo. 'Baker,
M rs. Geo, Brown; Foliage Plants, T.
J. Salkeld, Mrs. Geo. Brown; Hanging
Basket, for verandah, Mrs. Geo,
Brown; Window Box, Mrs. W. H,
Wolfe; Scabiosa, Mrs. \V. H. Wolfe,
T. J. Salkeld,
Special 25—Best Basket of Flowers,
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TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT starting at 7,30
SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m.
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED., OCT. 11, 12, 13
'Summer Holida '
MICKEY ROONEY GLORIA D'EHAVEN
THURS., FRI., SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 15, 16
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HOWICK FAIR WAS
HELD ON SATURDAY
made Tea Biscuits, R. Hibberd.
—Home-made Bread, Mrs. R. Milli-
gan, Horne-made Apple Pie,. Mrs. R.
Milligan; Plain Cake, Mrs. Geo. Bak-
Special 19—Baked with Purity Flour
er.
Special 20—Best one-half dozen tea
biscuits, baked with Blue Ribbon Bak-
ing Powder, R. Hibberd, R. Gibson,
Mrs. M. McKercher.
Special 21—Magic Baking Powder
Layer Cake Competition—Alex Tay-
lor, Mrs. W. Heimpef,
Special 26—Best 2 loaves of Bread,
1 white and 1 brown, Mrs. Geo. Baker.
Special 29—Best Fruit Cake, Mrs.
Geo. Baker, ,Mrs, Milligan.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Potatoes, early variety, Mrs. W. H.
Wolfe, Elmer Downey; Potatoes, late .
variety, N. Wade, Elmer Downey;
Swede turnips, for feeding puri2(tses,
Mrs. 12.:. Milligan, E. H. Strong; Swede
,Turnips, for table use, Mrs. R. Milli- •
•gan, ;Mrs. Jeff Musgr,oe; Mangulds,
yellow, R. Hibberd; :Niangolds,• white,
S. Robinson; Carrt,ts, 'garden, N.
ade, Mrs. Milligan; tarrots.
;Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Milligan; Fodder
'Corn, E. H. Strong; Celery, R,
berd, Ewart Whitfield; Potato k.ThiOnS,
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Now Going On
THE ORIGINAL
Wed., Thur, Fri., Sat.,
OCTOBER 6, 7, 8, 9
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McKibbons
suitable for church decoration, Mrs.
A. Stinson,
LADIES' WORK
Living and Dining Room Furnishings
Fancy Pillow, Mrs, W. Heimpol,
Mrs. M, McKercher; Luncheon Set,
Mrs. W. lieimpel; Afghan Wool, cro-
cheted or- k'nitted, j. Salkeld, jaek
Winter; Crocheted Lace Table Cloth,
Mrs. W. Heimpel; Chesterfield Set,
Mrs. W. Heimpel,d Mrs. M, McKer-
cher; Buffet Set, Mrs. W. Heimpel, T.
j. Salkeld; Bridge Set, T, 3. Salkeld,
Mrs. Clark Sharpin; Bridge Table
Cover, quilted, Robt. Gigson.
Betlroom Furnishings
' Towels, embroidered, T, 5, Salkeld,
Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Guest Towels,
T. J. Salkeld, Mrs. W. H. Wolfe;
Hot Water Bottle Cover, Mrs, C. Gei-
ger,. Mrs. W, Heimpel; Pillow Cases,
embroidered, Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs.
W. H. Wolfe; Pillow Cases, any other
kind, T. J. Salkeld, Mrs. W, Heimpel;
Sheet and Pillow Cases to match,
Mrs, W. Heimpel; Boudoir Pillow,
Robt. Gibson; Vanity Set, Mrs. W.
Heimpel, Mrs M, McKercher.
Ladies Personal Wear
Ladies' Night Dress, Robt. Gibson,
Elmer Giles; Ladies' House Coat,
Mrs. Clark Sharpin; Ladies' Pyjama
Suit, T. 3, Salkeld, Mrs. W. Heimpel;
Ladies' House Dress, Mrs, Clark Shar-
pinNElmer 'Giles; Convalescent Jacket,
Mrs. C. Geiger, T. 5, Salkeld; Service-
able Kitchen Apron, T. J. Salkeld,
Elmer Giles; Ladies' Knitted Pullover,
Mrs. Margaret Farr, Mrs. W. Heim-
pel; Ladies' Bag, fancy, T. J. Salkeld,
Mrs. M. McKercher; New Style Shop-
ping Bag, T. J. Salkeld, Mrs. W,
Heimpel; Ladies' Slip, Robt, Gibson,
T. J. Salkeld.
Children's Wear
Child's Dress, made from used cloth-
ing, Mrs. W. Heimpel, T. J. Salkeld;
Child's Sweater, knit or crochet, Mrs.
Clatk Sharpin, Mrs, G. Geiger; Smock-
ing on Child's Dress, Mrs. W. Heim-
pel, T. 5. Salkeld.
Domestic Needle Craft
Comforter, hand made, wool filling,
Mrs. Clark Sharpin, Robt, Gibson;
Quilt, pieced cotton, Mrs. Clark Shar-
pin, T. J. Salkeld; Quilt, applique,
Mrs, M.- McKercher, Mrs. Clark Sham-
pin; Quilt, fancy quilting, new style,
Mrs. C. Sharpin, T. J. Salkeld; Bed
Spread:- new idea, Mrs, W. Heimpel,
Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Men's Hand Knit
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor
, Special Thanksgiving Message
and ,M usic.
11 a.m,—"Real Thanksgiving".
7 p.m.—"The Bible View of
Thanksgiving".
Come and enjoy these services
"What shall I render unto the
Lord for all His benefits toward
me. I will take the cup of salva-
tion, and call upon the name of
unto the Lord now in the pres-
ence of all His people". Psalm
the Lord, I will pay my vows
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FREE DELIVERY TELEPHONE 161
Ready-tut I Mild Canadian
MACARONI, 2 lbs. 21c New CHEESE, lb. .49c
STAFFORD'S SUNDAE SAUCES
Chocolate Pineapple Strawberry Marshmallow
lb. tin 30c lb. tin 39c lb. tin 39c 13 oz. 30c
MAPLE LEAF
Wishing Well (plus deposit)
Choke
Ginger ALE, 2 qts. 25c
MINCEMEAT
2 lb. tin 41c
E. D. Smith's Pure Tomato
KETCHUP, bottle 25c
Domestic
SHORTENING, lb. 39c
Blue Ribbon 3-minute
FUDGE, pkg. . , 29c
GROUND FRESH, W.HILE YOU WAIT!
Morning Cheer Coffee
It's Newt WIZAED For Dishes and Laundry
GLASS WAX, bot. 49c mg, pkg. . , .39c
For Floors and Woodwork Lasco or Big 5
SPIC and SPAN, 25c CLEANSER, pkg. 07c
Hawes Paste Floor Wax, lb. tin 49c 2 lb. tin 93c
StokelY's Finest Tomato Juice 48 oz. tin ...27c
Smith's Four O'Clock TEA, 112 ...49c
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Heimpel, Mrs. R. Milligan; Tomatoes,
Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, Mrs. R,
Tomato Chili Sauce., Mrs. G. Baker,
Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Relish for cold
meat, Mrs. W. Heimpel; Pickles, sugar
substittue, Mrs. W. Heimpel; Pickles,
sweet, Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs. Geo.
Brown; Pickles, mustard, Mrs. Gen.
Brown, Mrs. R. Milligan; Maple Sug-
ar, E. H. Strong; Maple Syrup, T. J.
Salkeld, Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Strained
Honey, T. J. Salkeld; collection of
Jelly, Mrs. R. Milligan, Mrs. W. H.
'Wolfe; collection of canned fruit, Mrs.
R. Milligan, Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; col-
lection of pickles, Mrs R.. Milligan:
School Lunch, Elmer Giles, T. J. Sal-
held.
Special 18, Baked with Robin H)od
Flour, Home-made Bread, R. Ilibberd;
Home-made Sponge Cake, Mrs. M.
McKercher; Home-made Apple Pie,
Alex Taylor; Home-made Oatmeal
Cookies, Mrs. R. Milligan; Home-
Dalton's Assorted JELLY
Jelly Powders, 3 pkg 22c
Australian SEEDLESS
RAISINS, lb. . . .19c
TIP TOP
CHOICE QUALITY
Ungraded
PEAS
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Tailored or Fur Trimmed. Fashioned on soft,
ample lines. New and important. Fitted or flar-
ed, Tweedy or casual. Luxurious warmth in coats
designed. with that new feminine mode of fashion.
All Chamois lined.
Priced from $35.00 to $95.00
Day time or date time! Smart, Crepes, Bengalines,
Taffetas or wools. One of these dresses would be
your pet through the Fall and Winter festivities.
You will love the sophisticated look and the newly
narrowed fit.
Priced at $15.00 to $22.50
DRESSES For Fall
Superb COATS
. ACCESSORIES
HANDBAGS
Newly arrived Handbags to add charm to a Fall
ensemble. The finest in durable Plastic, Leathers,
English Morocco, genuine Calf. All in new styles,
colors and shapes, including Over-the-Shoulder
Bags with adjustable straps. In green, brown, red,
maroon, black.
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The importance of smart Gloves cannot be over-
emphasized. Kid, Chamoisette, Doeskin, in black,
brown, Pacific green, steel grey, white and natural.
$1.60 to $4.50
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VISIT KINGS lfamOus f.or
fine Quality,
foremost Fashions and Friendly, Courteous
Service. Choose a style•wise Fall Ensemble
with a real future in your wardrobe.
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Gloves, Mrs. W. Heir/Tel, Mr.s, C.
Geiger; Braided Mat, Mrs. W. H.
Wolfe, Mrs. W. Heimpel; Hooked Rag
Mat Mrs, W. Heitnpet Mrs. W. IL
Wolfe, Mrs. Heimpel; Mett's Socks,
fine, Mrs. Margaret Parr, T. J. Sal-
keld; Ladies' Knitted Wool Gloves,
Mrs. C, Geiger, Mrs. Heimpel.
Miscellaneous Needle Craft
Specimen Needlepoint, T. 5. Salkeld,
Mrs. Heimpel; Hand-made Toy, cot-
ton, Eobt. Gibson, Mrs. W, H, Wolfe;
Hand-made Dressed Doll, Robt. Gib-
son; test Article Boys' Clothing, made
from old garment, Elmer Giles, j.
Salkeld; Single Piece, tot listed above,
T. I, Salkeld, Mrs. Heimpel; Tatting,
Mrs, Ileimpel, Mrs. Margaret Parr;
Best Article Girls' Clothing, made from
old garment, Mrs, Heimpel, js.
keld; Lace ,Crochet,, IVIrs. Margaret
McKercher, Mrs, Heimpel:
Howick Residents Only
Quilt 'Blocks, Robt. Gibson, Mrs.
Heirripel; Infant's Jacket, Bonnet and
Booties, Mrs. C. Geiger, IMrs. Farr;
Child's Sweater Coat, Mts. C. Geiger,
Mtg. Farr; Cotton Quilt, pieced, Mrs.
Clark Sharpin, Mrs.I M. Meltercher;
Ladies' Knitted Sweater, Mrs, C. Geig-
er Mrs. Heimpel; Pot Holders, Jack
Winter, Mrs, Heimpel; Hooked Rag
Mat, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Geo, Brown;
Button Holes, Robt. Gibson, Mrs,
Heimp•el; Men's Woollen Mitts, Mrs,
Heinmel, Mrs, G. Geiger; Pillow Cas-
es, any trim, Mrs, Ileimpel, Mrs. Farr;
Tea Towels, -new idea, Mrs. C. Geiger,
Jack Winter; lvlen's Socks, fine Mrs,
Margaret Farr, W. F. Campbell; 'Men's
Socks, coarse, Mrs, C, Geiger, Mrs,
Iteimptl; Men's Sleeveless Sweater,
hand knit, Mrs, Heimpel, Mrs. C. Gel-
ger; IVIen'S Long Sleeve Sweater hand
knit, Mrs, Farr, Mrs. Heimpei; 'Latin-
dry Bag, Mrs. Clark Sharpin, P.obt.
Gibson; Laundered Tablecloth, Mrs. G.
Baker, W. P. Campbell; Teg Apron,
Mrs, C. Sharpin, Robt. Gibson; Hobby
Display, Mrs, Margaret Farr; Robert
Gibson.
Specials
Lady's Cotton Rress, T. J. Salkeld,
Robt. Gibson; Display of Hobby, Mrs,
Margaret Farr, T. J. Salkeld; Union
Jack, Robt. Gibson; Novel Table
Centre, Itobt. Gibson,
HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE
Girls, 12 to 19, Howick Twp. residents
Salad, individual, Jean Lohr, Ruby
Taylor; Tea Towel, hemmed by hand,
Jean Lohr; Darning on Wool, Jean
Lohr 2nd,
'Ladies over 65 years
Best Piece of Work, Mrs,' Jeff Mid,
grove, Mrs, M. licKercher.
Special—Decorated Bicycle, Phyllis
Keith; Sheila Denny.
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