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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-12-01, Page 5l!!!!Milelltet•lawteelolleilim.rWarell .91.ell•eleer..”.errilllerrrilerwelleeel.erlelarrellefreereeni orwR reeeteFflrefFeltr Cototsve icor, 4.16 0/ And the fun ,she'll have wearing them - - because our boots are as pretty as they are warm and sturdy. Lamb's i Wool Culled Zip-up Boots Step-in Fireman Red Snow Boots Fur-trimmed Goloshes, heeled Wool-lined Rubber Zip-up Boots — SEE OUR SELECTION OF GIFT SLIPPERS for everyone in the household • Rhys Pollock Featuring HART T for Men Aboe ••••411a0O4M.O4NO, 00M...1.1.40.1.0..0410•0•=1,04•1•04110.1•10.60/10410.4••••n •0•1•1.•••04•10.•n •04•1•0 001••001=0.1110041111i04111•04•• ELECT Thomas H. ABRAHAM For COUNCILLOR For .TURNBERRY, Your Vote and Support will be appreciated. RATEPAYERS OF TURNBERRY For COUNCILLOR VOTE P. R. Biggs Greater Economy With Better Service. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mcl3urney and son, Hugh,' and Mr, and Mrs. Edward McBurney and son, Carman, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- mer Cuthill of Walton, Miss Elva Young of Lucan spent the week-end with Miss Joan Wight- man, E. WaWanosh, The pupils of S. No. 9, Kinloss, are holding their Christmas concert in the school on December 10th. The teacher, Miss Grace Moir, spent the week-end 'at her home in Toronto. The election in Kinloss will be held on Monday next, with Mr. . George Tiffin running for reeve, with reeve Alex. McKenzie. Six men have qualified for councillors, Ivan Ged- des, David Carruthers, Harry Lavis, Victor Emerson, Dan McKinnon and 'E-ELECT W. A, FRAPCK , For COUNCILLOR, TURNBERRY, 1949 Your support will be F appreciated. VOTE TO ELECT RETTINGER COUNCILLOR For TURNBERRY 1949 For the Best Adminis- tration consistent with the Lowest Possible Taxation. on Tuesday evening. DONNYBROOK Gordon Chamney has returned home after spending three months at Rock- glen, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Robinson spent, a few days last week with friends around Varna and Dashwood. Miss Irene Jefferson of Dunnville, was home over the week-end. Mrs, Graham Chamney, Bobby and' Judy, of Owen Sound, spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Chamney. Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Robinson, Mrs- Elizabeth Naylor and Mr. Wm. sley of Benmiller were visitors last Sunday with friends in London.. WE ARE . AGENTS fol. COUNTER CHECK BOOKS PRINTED GUMMED TAPE MADE BY pAPER,EFIpUCT5 Styles fo'r every business. Various colors and designs Samples, suggestions and prices without obligations. The Advance-Times Phone 34. Wednesday, December 1st, 1948 VOTE to RE-ELECT HIM Reere for Turnberry — 1949 — But, no matter how you vote; be sure to exercise your franchise. After''serving six years as Councillor, two years longer than other members of the present Board, Your Vote and Influence is solicited to Walter H. Woods Elect 'KING Reeve for Turnberry — 1949 — If elected, I will continue to serve to the best of my ability. PERCY J. KING would appreciate your Tug WINGIIAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE FIVE Rev. and Mrs. J. Campbell Me- running 'for reeve, and Elmer Ireland, George Walker, Alex Robertson, Orval Taylor, Orval McGowan and Howard Campbell running in the contest for Councillors. Everyone is expected to get out and vote. ,Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin and Miss. Lila Emerson and Eldon, and 'Mr. Lorne Ritchie of Zion, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Miss Mildred McClenaghan was in Goderich nursing last week. Mr. Bill Matheson spent the week- end at his home in Chesley. Mr. Fred Clarke of Vineland, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnston. The Community Association was organized in the Memorial Hall here, last Monday night, following a short program in ,charge of Mrs. George Fisher, vice-pres., of the Women's Institute. The following officers were elected: Pres., Mrs. Ezra Scholtz; Sec., Robt. Laidlaw; Program Com- mittee, Aldin Purdon, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Ernest Casemore. A program will be held in the Hall this Friday evening for all in the Community. Ladies are asked to bring lunch and children are free, A splendid crowd attended the dance on Friday night in the Memor. ial Hall, with Farrier's Orchestra providing the music. Neighbours gathered on. Monday to help Mr. Roy Huffman replace the shingles blown off the roof of his barn during the recent high wind- storm. The Huron County Library Assoc- iation held their ,.annual meeting in Mr. Fred Newman's store last Thurs- day evening, with Rev. W, J. Watt in the chair, Rev. W. S. Sutherland was again appointed President; and J. D. Beecroft, Sec.-Trees, and tre Library Board Officers ' arc, Rev. Watt, 3. G. Gillespie, James Wilson, Albert Patterson, Ezra Welwood. After receiving the Library Grants, the Board decided to set the 'fee for next year at 50 cents per family. They had been encouraged during the past year, with so many members and so many books read, Mr. Glenn Eck- mier of Goderich, County Librarian, was present at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason held a family reunion at their home on Sun- day last, with Mr, and Mrs. Parker Campbell and family, Wingham, Mr. ,and Mrs. Fleming Johnston and son, Bluevale, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mas- on and sons, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Mason of Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mason and datigrter, Wing- ham present. Mn. and Mrs. Jas. Curran and fam- ily of St. Helens, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon. Mrs, Purdiit received word from Montreal, that her mother, Mrs. Archie Anderson, who has been with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ander- son, for the past year, has been ill, suffering froth a heart condition, Mrs. Will Ringlet', who spent two weeks in Wingham Hospital, was able to return home last 'INIonday. Mrs, Jas. Aittheson, who has been in Toronto 'General Hospital follow- ing an 'operation lies been able to leave the hospital and is staying with I S 0 II her sister in Toronto for a week, Mr. Ed.' Wojiechowski who has been helping Mr, Frank Thompson for the past year, left last Friday to secure work for this year in a city. Mrs. Alex Shiell, Jack, Donald and Suzanne, of St, Thomas, and Mrs. Milton MeBurney of London, spent the week-end with .7),4eBarney and Shiell relatives in E. Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs, John Vipmul and son, Donald of Donegal, visited on Sunday 'at the home of his sister,- Mrs, Leslie Wightman, Mr, and Mrs, James Hardie and. sons of Turnberry, and her mother, Mrs, Sam Me.B.urney, Wingham, and Mr. Elmer Shiell, London, spent Sun. day with Mr, and. Mrs, G. M. Shiell, Rev, Mr. Stanway of Brucefield United Church had charge of the service in Brick Church on Sunday, when Rev, Mr, Moores had charge of Anniversary services at Brucefield. Master Sidney Thompson returned home from the Winter Fair on Wed- nesday, He had had his hereford calf placed eighth among the hereford calves in the King's Guinea Class. Each exhibitor was given a heavy white wool sweater, with "Agricul- tural Education" printed on the Crest on the sweater, Prize calves one to ten were in the -parade, in each of the Hereford, Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus classes, G. WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Reid and son, Donald of Lucknow, visited on Sun- day at the home of her brdther, Mr. Gordon Rintoul. Mrs. Alex Rintoul, who had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ii.intoul, returned to Lucknow with them. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott were in London one day last week. Mr. Lott is spending a few days this week in Victoria Hospital there. Mr. John Beadle of Vancouver spent last week -with his brother-in- law, Mr. Thos. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs, Fleming Johnston and son, of Bluevale, spent Thursday last in London, with Miss Mildred Mason, on her way home to Toronto from California. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron of Lucknow visited on Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Mason Robinson, The folks on the 9th of E. Wawa- nosh held their weekly Euchre at the tome of Mr. and Mrs. John Mason on Wednesday last. Mrs. John Mc- Burney and Mr. John Mason held high points, Mrs. Mark Armstrong and Mr. Thos. Robinson held low points. They meet this Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson. Lean of Schromberg, spent last week- end at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McLean. Rev. Campbell had charge of the ser. vices in the Dungannon, Crewe, Port Albert United Churches on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McLean spent the last , Thursday afternoon holiday in Listowel. Miss ,Mr. Farrier of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Farrier of New Toronto, spent . the. week-end with their parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. W. R. Farrier. Mr. ,and Mrs. John Ryan and Le- roy moved on Monday from the rooms above the Post Office to rooms at the back of Mr. John Johnston's home. Miss Zona Newton, daughter of Rev, and. Mrs. G. M. Newton, wro last week completed her R,N, exams in Toronto General Hospital, left on Monday to take a position in Victoria Hospital, London, on general duty. Mrs. Ezra Welwood, who has been ill during the past week went through an operation in Wingham Hospital on Monday morning. Mr, Gordon McGee spetit last week- end in Toronto at the Winter Fair and with his brother, Mr. Roy McGee. Elections will be held in. E, Wa- wanosh on Monday next, with Reeve J. D. Beecroft and Lewis Ruddy To the Electors of TURNBERRY ELECT John V. FISCHER COUNCILLOR Your support will be appreciated Burns 12 oz. tin SP ORK 39c Burns 12 oz. tin SPEEF 35c Burn's Weiners & Beans 26c Fry's 8 oz. tin COCOA 29c oz. tin 49c Shirriff's 15 oz tin Fruit Pudding . , . 39c Organdie TISSUE 2 - 15c Cashmere TISSUE, roll . .11c New Washing Miracle TIDE, pkg. 38c Washes Clothes Whiter CHIPSO, pkg. 38c Camay Soap, reg. 10c Bath size 15c Shirriff's Extracts Pure 11/2 oz. Vanilla, Lemon, and Almond 25c Stokely's 18 oz. bot. CATSUP 18c Hallowi Bulk DATES, lb. 22c Canada or Durham Corn Starch, pkg. 15c For Bread, Cakes or Pastry Five Roses ° FLOUR ,7 lbs. 39c Ingersoll Baby ROLL CHEESE .49c All Merchandise sold es your Domtnion Steve h unconditten., ally guaranteed to jive 100'g toristodion. Russell Gaunt. Everyone is expected to get out and vote. Mrs. Russell Gaunt and Janet, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hook of TOronto.. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Elliott, Tor- onto, spent the week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Elliott. Whitechurch Farm Forum met at the home of Miss Lila Emerson on Monday evening and enjoyed a good discussion on how efficiently the newspaper served the farmer. 'Rev. John Pollock of Wingham, had charge of the service in the Pres- byterian Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Henderson of Kin- loss entertained a number of relatives friends and neighbors at their home Your Vote and influence to Elect Herbert FOXTON COUNCILLOR for TURNBERRY for 1949 is respectfully solicited. To the Electors of Turnberry Township: YES... You will And a Cavalcade of Canned Foods at your Dominion Store this week, A Wide Selection of New Pack and Nationally Adver- tised Brands. 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