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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-09-14, Page 10The Salvation Army Captain and Mrs. 4cVdeo. 11;00 a,m.-Holiness Meeting. 2:30 p.m.-Sunday School. 7:00 p.rn.--Gospel Service. MIMMOI 11••▪ ••• OMMO *NM- I •MR.M .100 40.000 IMMO mom• . mom* s mom. mom. mom. Mmmd. OMMO MM. MM. MOM MM. olOOM MOM MOM MOM .101.• Oa/MI 01.M. MM. OMNI OMM- II MOM. Mm.11 MM. MOM OM. OM010 MM. MEM MOM MOM .1.1111. MOMIN Arrow SHIRTS Widely known for the fine tailoring, fit and quality, All Sanforized Broad- cloths and Fused Collars. Stripes, Plain Shades and Whites. In regular and Windsor Collar. 3.95 to 6.50 'PHONE P AGE TEN Wednesday, September 14 19491 WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES 41111111111111111111111111111011011110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 mmm0 1.0•1 O0▪ 0•111 0.10.11 1.0.11 16.0.11 00.011•11 TWO SHOWS Each Night, starting at 7:15 p.m, SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m, KING DEPT. STORE "The Friendly Store" 1011 110101411 41 1141144110111 1101114114111111111111041 .... ... 144141140 . 1111011111 111111.11110111111111111101414411404444144444441 Monday- 7:00 p.m.-Sunshine Hour, Tuesday- 2:30 p,m.-Rome League. 8 p.m.-Youth Group. 1111141111111001.11 ll 1 l 1 lll 11111111111011011111110101110111110141101411100000111411110$14,111$1 ra$ 11111$ 4111ra liograraira$ oo Cariniehael anti thlrIA'y that the Property t.,munittee investigate this matter th4)rongtily anti bring in a recommendation to the CIL Car- Ilel'-iiisWorship reported for the Exe- tal; cutive Committee that Mr. Henderson it of Central Mortgage and lionsin-• Corporation would be in town Wed- - nesday. mornin to meet the Council 1: and arrange for sidewalks, grinling and installation of drainage at rear of 1 1 n-1.• • - The Finance .Committee reported a number of accounts properly certified ria and recommended payment, Moved by Reeve Johnson and Coun, Clark that the accounts be paid when properly certified. Carried, Coun. Campbell reported for the 11 Street Committee giving a quick stun- k wary of duties carried out along the -111 following lines: Grading streets, patch ing and gravelling. 61,ii tons Calcium 111- applied at one time, Maintain signs, i drains, clean 217 catch basins three I times a year and repair. Clean and flush sewers at least three times a year. Repair manholes, painting park- _! ing strips. Check sewer pumps twice a week. Clean septic tanks. Clean main I street every day and other streets several times a week. Erect and move 1900 feet snow fence. Stock pile sand for streets. 115 cubic yards of treated a sand applied last winter. 37 miles of ri streets to maintain and many other duties. The Carling Terrace sewer had been thoroughly checked and was in good condition, the sidewalk on Catharine Street was progressing. Sidewalk on Diagonal Road would be completed shortly. A manhole would be installed at the pump house, The quota of iCal- cium Chloride for the year had been used up. The sewer on Scott Street had been completed and laterals in- stalled, The street was now ready for paving. Reeve Johnson reported that Coun- ty Engineer Patterson had examined Scott Street and felt that it should stand over winter as hot weather was required to make a good job of pav- ing. Coun. Rintoul reported for the Pro- perty Committee that Mr. Froome had completed the siding of the hose tower and he felt a good job had been made. He suggested that the wiring for the two buildings and the weigh scales be combined into one unit and money could be saved, Moved by Court. Campbell and Reeve Johnson that we grant the Chairman of the Property Committee power to have the Hydro services combined at the Fire Hall. Carried. Coun. Gurney reported for the Cemetery Committee that he was do- ing his best to secure the steel fence ordered earlier. SUITS • TOPCOATS HATS • ACCESSORIES 6.••••• immm mmmm momm mmwm mmmm mmmm mmm. mmmm mmmm mmwm wmmm momm mmmm mmmm mmmm Mommw Mommm Mom ommm mom* Ommm Moon Ommosa Mmmm Imam Mmmm Ovmmol MM. mom Wm. ft0m. WO.. MIMM .0.. 0006.0 MOM MVO. m.m. MM▪ . .0.0 Or. 0... MM. ..M. M.. mom. mmomm Womm ommm mem. mmmm mmmm mmmm mom0 momM mom roma mmmm mmmm .0me WOmm MM. WM. MM. .0.. OMM MM. OMM WOOM .▪ 00. MMM Momm M.. 00.0. M.. Thursday- 8 p.m.-Prayer Meeting. • Ahearty Welcome awaits at the Salvation Army. a W a THURS., FRI., SAT„ SEPT. 15, 16, 17 * ill ,... "BIG JACK" Id WALLACE BEERY RICHARD CONTE ii 401 00000 i iiiiii 01111010101100110010101011110010 44444 11000.00.00001100100,0001.00,0011iimm llll ,{04 ii MONDAY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 20 ii it "RED SHOES" . NI A. WALBROOK M. GORING M. SHEARER d 1111 .............. 11411111101111111111111 FOR VALUE and SELECTION in Your New FALL Dress or Business • SUIT • KINGS MEN'S WEAR OFFERS YOU THE BEST in Fine Tailoring, Quality Cloths, and up-to-the-minute in style. Your inspection of theSe fine suits will convince you of the merit in wearing a fine KING SUIT. All-wool Worsted, fine Gabardines, Baratheas, in pin stripes, checks and the popular plain tones. Single and double breasteds in regular and stout models. Priced from- 37.50 to 59.50 41H .......► ....... $ ..... uouloinino ...... ! .... $ .... 1 . ...... 1 ... 1 lllllllll /1,1,1 llllllll WM, 4444444 11.444.41.14.141i1.1 4 0 444 I ....... 4 ........... ............. 111 111 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 22 UPHOLSTERING Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs Repaired and Recovered Factory Guarantee Free Pick-up and Delivery "Knock on Any Door" (Adult Entertainment) HUMPHREY BOGART JOHN DEREK :islausumuimultimintsiminisisintusionlysimummulstsusmiso ASSESSOR PRESENTS ROLL FOR.NEXT YEAR STRATFORD UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 42 Brunswick St. Stratford For further information inquire at R. A. Currie's, Wingham MOMM MOM MOM 0.111M MOM& MIRO (Continued from page one) A letter from the Ontario Fire ,Marshall was read drawing attention to Fire Prevention Week, October 9th to 15th, It was agreed that this be left with Chairman Hugh Carmichael to arrange with the Fire Chief, The Clerk read a copy of regula- tions of the Department of Highways in regard to erection of gasoline pumps. Moved by Coun, Welwood and Coun. J2:intoul that we grant permis- sion to Mr. Nelson Cunningham to erect gasoline pumps at his property On Josephine Street North. Carried. A letter was read from Mr. Hedley B. Burden asking further considera- tion of a permit for erection of gaso- line pumps at his proposed store on Diagonal Road. Moved by Coun. mOM. muMM m▪ p.. ma.. ..m. O0.. Mem. Coun. Carmichael reported for the Fire Committee that he ukuld draw the attention the Fire Chief to Fire Prevention Week. Coun. Clark reported for the Wel- fare Committee that one case of relief had been looked after. Coun. Welwood reported for the Band Committee that several success- ful band concerts had been held. The matter of a clean up day for the Town was mentioned. Coun. Campbell advised that Mr. Angus usually cruis- ed around the Town on Saturday morn ings and any rubbish deposited outside .the sidewalks was picked up. It was agreed to publicize this service. Coun. Welwood gave notice of mot- ion that at a subsequent meeting he would introduce a motion that the Council adopt a section of the Town Planning Act. glIIIIIIIIIIM111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111•1111111111111111111111111111113111111111111111S' womianininlo1111.1111111111111111111:11111111111111111101111111111111111111111111.11111111311111111111111111111111111111111: a • a a • a • a is n TOPCOATS - For Fall - 'The feature° Topcoat for Fall-the Famous CAVA- . TWILL. A 100 per cent. 2-ply Wool Worsted, acts as a rain repellant making it the most practical topcoat for Fall. Exceptionally well tailored in a variety of shades of grey, fawn, teal and brown. $45.00 NOW! TONI HOME PERMANENT TWICE as EASY-TW10E as FAST a a a a a is Fri is a a Limited Quaality - BUY NOW! 5 1•111.M.1 SPECIAL OFFER! TONI REFILL KIT $1.25 New TONI SPIN CURLERS 2.00 New TONI CREME RINSE .25 REGULAR VALUE $3.50 BLUEVALE FOR $1179 ONLY Largely attended Anniversary ser- vices were held in the United*Church on Sunday. In the morning, Rev. M. G. Newton of St. Helens, was guest preacher, and in the evening, Rev. John Watt of Gorrie. The choir had prepared special music and was assisted in solos by Mrs. Allen White of Clifford and by Mrs. Charles Hoff- man and Mr. Fred Mc,Cutcheon in duets.. Baskets of beautiful garden flowers were ,used in decorations, and the choir wore their new gowns for the first time. Rev. J; A. Burden is the minister and Mrs. W. J. Johnston, the organist. The first log building used for wor- ship dates from 1858, the first frame church from 1866, and the present brick church on the same site from 1907, New extra seats have been placed in the school room to' accommodate al- most half a hundred pupils. A big job for one teacher. The beginners are seven: Mary Fischer, Nancy Fowler, Joan McFarlane, Sharon Grubbe, Nancy Taylor Gertrude Kominiski and Harold Pierce. Mrs. Albert Barry, Sarnia and Mr. George Thomson jr., Toronto, spent a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson. ,Mrs. Harry 'Bosnian, formerly of Bluevale, accompanied her daughters, Mrs, R, H. Lloyd, Wingham and Mrs. Davidson, Vancouver, on a visit to her friend, Mrs. Arthur Shaw, Mrs, Lloyd and Mrs. Davidson and their husbands had Oust retuned from a trip to the Old Country. Mrs, Bosnian is up-to- date although 92 years of age, and is delighted over the birth of twin great- grandchildren, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Welwood. Mr. Wilson Thornton and Mr. Clarence Golley attended the C.N.E. in Toronto last Tuesday and Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Wickstead and Mrs. George Thornton visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc- Lean in Toronto and while there at- tended the Exhibition, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Smith spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Little in Morris. Mrs, Mary Robertson is spending a few days with her sisters, Mrs, J. BAe,Greavde. Geddes and Mrs, Nicholson in ig Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Horton and son, Jack, attended the' 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Dickett at Lakelet, on' Monday .-;The National Film Doard Pictures will be shown in the Community 14all on Friday September 16th, at 8,30 p. m, Time and Terrain, An artist's im- pression of the birth of Canada; .Cati- ada Calling, a review of Canadian radio, We see and hear trio tyrigue. Mart 'Benny, Toronto Symphony and The Ilatapy Gang. It's Pan to Sing, The Leslie tell Singers, Over &pen- eney, a film on Child training, These Showings are sponsored by the local HAMILTON OPTICAL CO. W. R. Hamilton, R. 0. ..McKibbons - PHONE 53. (4*-(h) WINGHAM Optometrist for Over 25 Years. Telephone 37 for Appointment. Made•to•Measure Suits and Topcoats Featuring CAMBRIDGE and BOND CLOTHES The CAMBRIDGE RANGE in Fine Hand-made English Woolens, in Worst- eds, Scotch Tweeds and Twists. The fine Custom Tailoring, plus Quality assure you of the best possible in your New FALL SUIT or TOPCOAT. 55.00 up , BOND TAILORED SUITS-From 100 per cent. English Woollens in Worsteds, Gabardines, and Tweeds. Hand-cut to your measurement. A Quality Garment at Popular Prices. 29.95 to 55.00 Prompt Service 'Phone 161 Free Delivery Self Self Serve rooD. SAVINGS Smith's Economy Food Store Serve SPECIAL CORAL Sweet MIXED SPECIAL VELVEETA PICKLES a • SPECIAL BAXTER'S Pork&Beans .20 oz. tins 2 for 23c Your HAT, Sir M.O. OMM. MOM. MOM. MINIM MOMIN MM.* VOIMMoi OMMI1 A wide variety of smartly styled HATS FOR FALL. Light weight and regular models in unlined and silk lined types. Popular colors of greys, browns, fawns and blues. in MASON JARS, 16 oz. 25c 24 lb. bag 1 .19 4,95 to (3;95 al CHEESE • lb. pkg. 53c • • • • • a a 15 oz. tin 14c a a a Pat-A-Pan PASTRY FLOUR • • • • • • • • • • a n a • • • a a a • • n n • • a a a a a a PUREX TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls 32c CAMAY TOILET SOAP Giant Size 2 takes 29c TIP TOP Choice Quality UNGRADED PEAS - 49c 48 Oz. JUG OF JAVEX, each - Heavy. Grade doz.I I Ileavy 12-cut Seal-A-Wax ZINC RINGS 37c I Rubber Rings, 2 doz. 15c SEALING WAX lb. 19c I tvittdsize California PRUNES, lb. pkg. 22c FALL TIES Wide, handsomely coloured ties, to tie.in with a new shirt or suit. Priced- . 1.00 a • 1,50 • 2.00 PEACHES - PLUMS GRAPES - PEARS ARRIVE DAILY at MARKET PR/CES Canada or North American SPIRIT or CIDER VINEGAR Gallon 47c FRESH PASTRY ,Pront Teeswater Bakery Arrives Fresh TUES. FRI, SAT. Ks S. 'PHONE 161 TWO FREE DELIVERIES DAILY" Women's tnstitute. lommoommoommoomoomonnommoillominillionolloommomoomoommionoilionsonomffinia