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Wednesday, November 23, 1949
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Kodaks and Brownies BABY DOLLS $1.49, $3.60, $4,25
and $5.50
CROKINOLE BOARDS $4.39
DOLL BEDS $4.50, $7.75, $10.95
Children's Rocking Chairs $3.35
PANDA BEARS $3.75, $5.95, $7.75
32-piece Sets English DINNERWARE
$12.95, $13.50, $13.75, $16.50
66-piece Sets, floral design $37.95
67-piece Set, with Gold Band $42.50
BATHROOM SCALES $9.95
SUNBEAM MIXMASTER $48.75
CONCRETE and,STONE FIREPLACES $29.50
Beatty ELECTRIC IRONER $189.50
McClary ELECTRIC RANGE- $289.00
McClary REFRIGERATOR, 60 cycle only $329.00
Easy SPINDRY WASHER $219.00
TOBOGGANS-4 ft $4.95
6-foot .$7.50
SLEIGHS, with Ski Runners $5.75
With Steel Runners $2.99
WAGONS with wooden boxes $7.95; $9.25
Large size, with rack $13.95
KIDDIE CARS $6.50 - $8.95
2-piece LUGGAGE SETS-Wine 29.50 Blue 24.50
TRICYCLES $13.50, $17.95, $19.95
5 ft. $6.25
Packard - Sunbeam
Prophylactic
Hughes and Keystone 4.4x /144Cielt,
Sheaffer's and
Waterman's
Adrienne
Yardley - Rubinstein
Cutex Revlon
SANTA CLAUS PARADE at 2 p.m., on Josephine Street - NEXT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26
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Bring the Children to the Santa Claus Parade in Wingharn, Sat., Nov. 26
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Offer does not apply on
Purchases Of Cement
ELECTRIC TRAINS, complete
with Transformer $42.95, $24.95
$54.45. Whistle, and smoke stack
Lionel Electric, with remote con-
trol switches . .... $17.35
Curved Track, length . „ - 35c
Pre-Christmas
Draw
PEDAL CARS .. .$11.95, $19.95, $29.95
HEATING PADS $6.95, $7.50, $8.45
ELECTRIC BLANKETS for Double Bed-with
Automatic Control $44.50
KITCHEN STOOL, red Or black trim $3.25,' $3.95
with Back $4.25 and $4.95
FIESTA WARE, 45 pc. set .$15.50
MINTON HARDWARE
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FARMERS. SUPPLY HOUSE-
PHONE WINGHAM
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LOOK SMART - BE SMART - AT NO COST
Purchase your Hardware Requirements at Stain-
ton's and receive FREE
Haircuts and Permanents
With $50.00 Cash purchase or over, Free Haircuts
for 6 months or a $5.00 Permanent. Purchases of
$100.00 Cash or over, Free Haircuts for 12 months
or a $10.00 Permanent.
These Awards redeeTable at the following places:
Slosser's Barber Shop, Adams' Hairdressing,
Helen's Beauty Shoppe (Mrs. Harold Foxton)
Personality Beauty Shop (Helen Ducklow)
Starting on Thursday, November 24 and contin-
uing to .FRI., DEC. 23, we are giving a ticket with
every purchase of $1.00 at our store. The holder
of the lucky ticket in the Draw, on Dec. 23, will be
awarded a choice of any Man's SUIT of PLOTHES
at KING DEPT. STORE, or a lady may have any
MERCHANDISE OF EQUAL VALUE.
Beatty Ironing
Boards, $5.75
GORRIE Mr. and Mrs, Ernest King and
Mrs. W. C. King spent Friday with
friends . Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Scott and Mr,:.
Elizabeth Armstrong were in Bel-
grave on Tuesday for the burial ser-
vice of Dr. John McAsh, an uncle of
Mr. Scott's. Dr. McAsh, formerly of
Tara, died at the home of his son-in-
law, Rev. W. A. Kincaid at Belmont.
Mrs. Len.. Ruttan underwent an-
operation in the Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital on Monday of last week. She
is making a satisfactory progress and
is expected home this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Ashton are
visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Smith at Napanee.
The Y.P.U. met on Monday, Nov.
14., The meeting opened with the
hymn 511 "Lord of the Lands". The
scripture was taken from Isaiah 9:1st
Chapter and was read by Phyllis Ford.
Eleanor Stephen's gave the topic on
Newfoundland, followed by a quiz on
Newfoundland. The secretary's re-
' port was read by Marie O'Krafka. A
poem was read by Edith Hastie. The
attendance was 14. The social period
and sing-song followed. The meeting
closed with the Benediction. Our
next meeting ,will be held on Monday,
Nov. 28 at 8.30 sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rachar, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Agar, Mr. and Mrs, J. Keith,
Mount Forest; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Stamper, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. M.
Pettiplace and family of Greenoch,
were guests on Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs, T. L. McInnis.
Visitors to Toronto and the Royal
Winter Fair were: Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Spading, Miss Jean Spading, Mrs.
McDonald, Mr. Harold Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Wade, Mrs. Murray
Edgar, Mrs. Vera Gregg, Clarence
Spading, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toner,
Robt. Woods, Mrs. Wm. Smith, Miss
Grace Edgar, Mr, and Mrs. Paul
Adams.
Wc welcome to our village the new
C,P.R. agent Mr. Robt. Donnelly, his
wife and little daughter, Who have
moved here from Agincourt.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Weir and Miss
Fannybelle of Wingham, visited with
friends here on Sunday,
Miss Grace Harper, who has taken
a position in Kitchener, spent the
week-end at her home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Kitchen spent
last. week witli their daughter, Mrs.
Carl Jacklin and Mr, Jacklin, Brus-
sels.
On Stuiday morning Rev. Robt,
Watt preached by request on the
Mizpalt benediction, '"rhe Lord watch
between me and Thee while we are
absent one from another, Gen. 31-49,
There was a good attendance.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, nrown and
fohn, also Mrs, Webster Jacklin, of
,Molesworth, spent Sunday in Toronto.
Mr, Chas, Stewart of Duhamel,
who visited Mr. and Mrs. Brown on
Saturday, returned with them to Tor-
onto.
Reeve E. J. Varrish attended Coun-
ty Council in Goderich last week,
Members were present at the unveil-
ing of a memorial plaque commemorat-
ing Sir, John Willison, outstanding
Canadian journalist, who was born in
Stanley Township, Huron Co, The
plaque is on the wall of the Huron
Co. Court House.
School Teachers M. Inspector Gam-
e's inspectorate (1Iruce and North
Huron) met in Toronto on Friday for
their animal convention, had luncheon
together and attended the Royal Win-
ter Pair.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson left
on Thursday to spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Everett Snarling
and AO. Snarling in Harriston..
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All-leather wedge
slippers. Bow
trim.
Brushed Wool
lounge-abouts.
Pastels.
Porn-porn Slip.
Pers. Soft felt
Wedge heels.
Fur-cuffed all-
leather moccasins
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Shearling cuffed
All-leather
bootees.
'kat
All-leather bunny
rabbit slippers
Pliant leather
tiny tot slippers
Felt and corduroy
slippers. Wedge
heel.
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Shearling lined
leather moccasins
Fur-trimmed
sling-back
slipper
The perfect answer to
the gift problem for ev- A
ery member of the fam- . '
,.- ily, a pair of handsome,
comfortable slippers . . . i
priced to please your :A
over-burdened Christ- i
mas shopping budget. v
Come in today-let us 0.1r
help you select Gift
slippers for everyone!
Santa will visit Wingham 2 p.m., Sat., Nov. 20
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