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Arrangement's
Important!
So is selection of materials
Rely on the Beaver Lumber Co.
reputation for top-quality lumber
and building supplies. Leave
your orders for everything for
that new home, from inside trim
to roofing, this week.
EVERYTHING FOR
NEW HOMES, FROM
MATERIALS TO
ARCHITECTURAL
SERVICE
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Picnic Sweet Mix 24 az. jar
PICKLES 31c
12 oz jar
25c
A Pork Product 12 oz. tin
Spork, Prem and Klik ....45c
Welch's—for Quality 16 oz bottle
GRAPE JUICE, 21c
zoitiaaER ALE
Blue Ribbon , 16 oz. jar
MAYONNAISE 49c
Nucoa Brand
MARGARINE .. . .39c
3 oz, toll
if Y . 'I .11 .0 Oi 25c
Burn's- Shamrock lb. carton
LARD If ••••f ••• O. 6..17c
All Brands Evaporated 16 oz. tin
MILK 29c
McCormick's Heather Shortbread $
BISCUITS , lb. 29c
ttleCottralr's Orange-Gum Peaks
CANDY, lb.
Aylmer Fancy A Quality 20 oz. tin
TOMATO JUICE ...2 - 19c
Aylmer Tomato 11 oz. bot.
CATSUP 18c
Aylmer Tomato 10 az. tin
SOUP ...... — 10c
Aylmer 9 oz, bottle
CHILI SAUCE ..... — .21c
Sunny Spain Broken Pimento
OLIVES
30 oz. bottle
• 2 - 23c
London House
CHEESE
1 lb, carton
ICING SUGAR 2 - 23c
Sunbeam Standard
20 oz. tin
PEAS .09c
20 oz. tin
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Fruits and Vegetables
Cherry Valley
Lombard PLUMS
,Green
14 oz. pkg. • CELERY
29 c Large Bunches
RADISH
Firm, Ripe
3 - 15c
In carton
TOMATOES ... „ 27c
Bulk Washed
CARROTS . —3 lbs. 16c
Firm, Green
CABBAGE, lb. — — ,.07c
Ontario Grown
SPINACH lbs. 25c
Values effective at Whigham Store to
closing times Saturday, May 21, 1949
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Ogilvie's Gold'n Chocolate
CAKE MIX
48's
2 - 25c
Ogilvie's
VITA-B CEREAL
Clark's—with Chili Sauce
PORK & BEANS
36 oz. pkg.
..„...29c
20 02, tin
,,..225c
Clark's Assorted 3 oz. tin
Sandwich SPREADS...2 - 23c
Pride of Niagara Standard 20 oz. tin
TOMATO JUICE (. — —4 - 25c
Horsey .
LIM JUICE
6 oz. bat,
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CHERRIES .
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The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior W. A.' opened in the usual way
with the President, Grace Paul, in
charge. The minutes were read by
the Secretary, Jacqueline Mothersell.
Roll Call was responded to by 18
members, Story, time was in charge
of Nancy Newton, which was greatly
enjoyed. The Juniors played lawn
games for their activities and the sen-
ior girls continued work on their
missionary aprons, Grace Paulin coin-
Window
Screens
FULL and HALF Sizes 1
Made-to-Measure
FREE ESTIMATES
Measurements Taken
Campbell
& Gorbutt
Diag9nal Rd., ,Wingham
Wallpaper SALE
20% Discount
BUY and SAVE
10 Days Only to May 21
SPECIAL
VALUES
KITCHEN PAPERS
in White, Blue or Yellow
Reg. 22c and 24c
Less 20%
BED ROOMS
in Pink, Blue, Mauve
and the new Grey Tones
Reg. 24c
Less 20%
LIVING ROOMS
in Plain or Floral, from
28c to 60c per roll
Less 20%
pleted hers, Refreshments were serv-
ed and the singing of God Save the
King brought the meeting to a close.
Plans are being made for a picnic in
the near future.
EARNING AND
LEARNING
That's YOU in the
RESERVE. •
There's a royal welcome await-
ing you in the Canadian Army
Reserve Force.
Enquire today at the
home of` your local Unit, the
99 Anti-Tank Battery
RCA (R.)
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HURON
MOTORS
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GORRIE,
Rev. 5, C, Caley left on Sunday and
is sailing from Halifax on Tuecday on
the "Aquitania". He will visit his
native lsle of Man and spend about
two months visiting friends and rela-
tives.
In the absence of Rev. Mr. Caley,
Rev, T. M. B. Parker, Professor and
WIRELESS!
GUNNERY!
DRIVING!
Get Paid for Learning
For full information
call at the
Wingham Armouries
99 Anti-Tank Battery
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PAW, TWO
THE. \VINCI-1AM ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, May 18, 1949
viminmisiminaktumninisanissinienwrommonsinfigismffigis m• • •
Louise Broad of Uxbridge, also Mr, • •
i‘ut, of the four attendants of the May.
Queen at the big social event of the
selio 11 year, "the Cr‘awning of the May
(,„ineen' at the Stratford Normal on
Thursday,
Mr. Cveil Day had a clearing,
don sale of farm st,,ch, implonehts
and furniture on Saturday,
Burn—On Tuesday, May 10th in the
'Walkerton 11 spital, to Mr, and Mrs.
Emerson Ferguson, a son, Leslie Alex..
ander, The child lived only 8 hours,
I-Funeral services were conducted on
Thursday by Rev, J, C. Caley, Inter-
ment in Gorrie cemetery.
Air. and Mrs. Jas. Anger, Listowel,
have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Barngey.
Air, and Mrs. Harry Ferguson ac-
companied Mr. and Airs, Bob Fergus-
on on a visit to friends at Ailsa Craig
on Sunday,
.Air. and Mrs. Albert MacRonald and
Bob of Durham, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Ford.
Mr. and Airs. Robt, Patterson at-
tended the funeral of the former's con-
son, Mrs. Thos. McConnel of Teviot-
daye on Tuesday.
I Master Fraser Pollock of Fordwich,
spent the week-end at the rome of Mr,
and Mrs. Earl Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spading, Lis-
towel, -and Mrs. Al. Bole, Montreal,
visited at Mr, Harry Ferguson's on
Saturday.
Group 4 of the United Church W.
A. are sponsoring a play "The Dutch
Detective" by Ashfield Young People
on Friday evening of this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Charles, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Charles and Mr. Ken
Charles arrived Thursday from Mani-
toba and will reside on Con, 6 on the
farm which they purchased from Mr.
Robert Patterson.
Mr. Wes. Underwood returned to
his home Sunday from Wingham hos-
pital where he underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis on Tuesday of
last week,
Air, and Mrs. Carl jacklin and fam-
ily of Brussels, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Kitchen on Friday.
Mrs. Anson Galbraith is a patient in
Wingham. Friends are hoping there
may soon be an improvement in liter
condition.
Mr. John Hoch lett on Friday for
Halifax and will 'sail on the Aquitain-
ie to visit relatives in Germany.
Air. Frank Cardiff, Brussels; Air.
and Mrs. Mark Gardner,,Wing,ham;
Mr. T. L. McInnis and Mr. John Bums
• igentlemen attended the Loyal .Orange
Grand Lodge of Ontario West,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Broad ono child-
ren, and Mr, Broad's mother, Mrs.
and Mrs, Blake Broad of Newmarket,
were weeke-nd visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Feigle. Sunday visitors at
the same home were Mr, and Mrs.
Wilson Calna, Betty and Lloyd of Kit-
chener.
,,Mr, and Mrs, Telford Montgomery
and Grant of Kitchener, spent Sunday
wiht Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery,
Woman's Association
The W. A. of the Unitad Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Robt,
Ashton on Thursday, May 10th, when
a quilt is to be . quilted. Ladies are
cordially invited to attend. '
Surprise Party on Birthday
Mrs, Ernest King enjoyed a pleas-
ant surprise on her birthday on Satur-
day when evening dinner was served
at they home of her eldest son, Mr. W.
C. King and Mrs. King i to members of
the family, including her son, Mr. Er-
nest King. Mrs, King and Marilyn of
Detroit, and daughter, Mrs. Percy Col-
suer and Mr. Colmer of Toronto,
The 'Gorrie Women's Institute are
spon-soring a short course "Let's Cook
It Right" on Thursday and Friday,
May'26th and 27th 'from 1.30 to 4 p.
Miss Barbara Broadfoot from the
W. I. Branch and Home Economics
Service, Ontario Dept. of Agriculture,
will be in charge. This course ,will be
given at the home of Mrs E, H. Strong
and ladies of the community are invit-
ed to attend as well as Institute mem-
bers.
Laymen's Spring Meeting
The Laymen of Huron Deanery will
hold their Spring meeting and dinner
at Exeter on Tuesday evening, May
25th. Rev, Dr. A, H, O'Neil of Lon-
don, will be guest speaker. •
Davies' Family Concert
Lovers of good music enjoyed a rare
treat, on Friday evening when the Dav-
ies of Canada gave a recital of vocal
solos, dotes and trios, which included
selections from operas, negro spirit-
uals and many well known favorites as
`Annie Laurie', 'I Hear You Calling',
'My Hero' and concluding with a trio
arrangement of 'The Lord's Prayer'
by Malotte. Fine expression was
shown in such numbers as 'Vespers'
and 'Because I was too Shy'. Mrs.
Davies, director, was a very able ac-
companist. Group 1 of the United
Church W.' A. were sponsors.
Women's Instittue
The Gorrie Women's Institute met
at the home of Mrs. Glenn Johnston
on Tuesday; May 10th, with a splen-
did attendance. The treasurer report-
ed a balance of $254.02 at -the close
the W. I. year. The course of "Let's
Cook it Right" to be held on the 26th
and 27th of May was discussed and a
committee named to secure the neces-
sary supplies. An aluminum dinner
was also discussed. The motto "To
have a friends, be a friend" was ably
taken by Mrs, P. Kaine who also re-
ported on the Garden Brigade, there
are eight girls taking the course. Mrs.
Glad Edgar gave a reading "Here,
there acid everywhere" that was very
much enjoyed. The roll call was pay-
ment of fees and an exchange of gifts
with your unknown friends.
Mrs.ro
Brussels, were
and Mrs. Armstrong ofBse
were special guests for
this meeting. Mrs. Armstrong spoke
on Education for citizenship„and -Mrs.
Wheeler gave a very interesting re-
port on the convention at Cluelph, held
May 4th and 5th. A dainty lunch was
served by the hostess and her assist-
ants, bringing to a close a very enjoy;
able meeting.
- WROXETER
The St. James Ladies Guild held
two afternoon meetings last week,
when they„ quilted and served after-
noon tea. The President, Mrs. George
Griffith was in charge of arrange-
ments.
C.P.R. Teeswater Branch Train
Crew, made'a presentation to Mr. Jack
Rae, agent, at Arthur, who is retiring
on pension, after over fofty years ser-
vice with the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, as telegrapher and agent. Mr.
and Mrs, Rae have purchased a new
home in Alliston, where after a short
holiday, they will take up permanent
residence, People of this community
wish Jack many happy, healthy years
of retired life. Jack was a .former
Wroxeter boy and is the brother of
David Rae, who still resides here on
the old family farm on the Belmore
Road,
A ,wedding of interest to,.„.this local-
ity will tike place at Pierce Ave.
Presbyterian Church, Niagara Falls,
New York. on Saturday of this week,
when the happy bride will be Miss
Erma Mines, and the groom Mr.
William Stewart, Niagara Falls, N,
Y, Erma is the only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Mines. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Wright will attend the wed-
ding of their niece,
Mr. George Mines, Mr. Harry My-
ers, Akron, Ohio, also Mr, Cecil
Mines, Niagara Valls, N. Y., were in
town visiting friends last week, and
going on to the Durham district,
where a further holiday was enjoyed
before rcturning home,
Mr. and Mrs. H, V. MeKermey ac-
companied by Mr, and Mts. "E. E.
Wellington, Gorrie, visited with Mr,
and Mrs, Eastman, Durham on Tuts-
day of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers were
in Toronto on Priday last, when they
with other friends enjoyed the Ice Vol.
lies,
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Wright, R. R,
1, Wrox.eter,‘had as their guests one
day last week, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert
tretmertott and" family from Eruct
Beath, Itincardine,
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ELMER WILKINSON DECORATOR
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bursar of Huron College, London, oc-
cupied the pulpit in St. Stephen's on
Sunday, also at Fordwich and Wrox-
ear. For the next two Sundays Rev.
Lionel Nelles, Diocesan Accountant,
will be the preacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman visit-
ed Mrs. Hyndman's 'sister, Mrs. Jas.
Doig and Mr, Doig at Wroxeter on
Sunday,
Miss Lois Montgomery of the Strat-
ford Normal School, granddaughter of
Mr, and Mrs. John Montgomery, was
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