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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-12-07, Page 5404-0404004-n%-;,AM'"-R4ifi-MaftlfaArig04 PN4 IN SANTA'S TREASURES corettimmtwommostwommom C Campbell's Tomato Soup* tin 10c. OX.YDOi 100Wialmor California GRAPES 2 lbs. 255 MIRACLOTFI, roll 75c VW. Jell-o Jelly Powders 3 pkgs. 25c KLEENEX-200s or 300s, pkg 18cI Libby's Rich, Moist 2 packages 35c I MINCEMEAT, 24 oz. jar 32c CHRISTMAS CANDY ARRIVED Wishing Well Mixed Carton 6 hots. 25c Plus Deposit ICING SUGAR - Robin Hood OATS, 5 lbs. 39c Fry's Pure Breakfast COCOA, 1/2 lb. tin 29c, lb. 49c New Crop Golden Mixed CHRISTMAS NUTS, lb. 35c Hillcrest Toilet TISSUE 3 large rolls . . .29c Aylmer SAUER KRAUT, 28 oz. tin 17c HURON MOTORS WILL BE OPEN ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11th Superior Foe OttileiliiANINAMAlaSURRAEMPAIIIIAMst,. TO GIVE YOU MORE WASHING POWER NEW LARGER PACKAGE 20% MORE SOAP 35c - lb. 12c rmso na vl Wednesday, December 7th, 1949 PAGEMVOS 1.1..10ARMAA.AWAA.M.A.IONAM. THE WINGIWVI ADVANCE-TIMES aLvEvALE (Continued front page two) , president closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs, Roy Turvey presided for 'The • annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Soicety and led in the opening pray- er. Mrs, Harvey Robertson read the • scripture message. Mrs. Bernard Thomas gave a fine report of the meetings held by the Morris group, showing that $79,64 had been turned in to the general treasurer. The activities of the triple group were reported +by Mrs, Harry Elliott, this group has nearly four times as many members, and had $165,00 to its credit, co-oper- ation and social intercourse seemed to be the watchword, The treasurer, Mrs. Arnold Lillow, reported a substantial sum in the ttreaSury with some obligations to meet, Mrs. Walter $millie conducted the election of officers, with the following resttlt. President, Mrs. Swint; vice- president, Mrs, Burns Moffatt; Secre- tary, Mrs. Harry Elliott; Treasurer, Mrs. Arnold Lillow. The newly elect- ed president closed the meeting with prayer. Jack Wickstead left here on Satur- day for a visit to the home of his birth in England. He will sail on Tuesday, December 6th, from St, John, New Brunswick, on the Em- • press of Canada. He will visit with brothers, sisters and other relatives at Leeds, New Port and Coventry, re- turning to Canada in February on the same vessel, Rev, Leland C, Jorgensen occupied the pulpit at Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday•morning, His sub- ject was Abraham, the man of Faith. He spoke of Abraham's obedience to the Call of God, The life he lived in order to achieve the goal -a city which bath foundations, whose builder and maker is God. Next Sunday Commun- ion service and the ordinance of bap- tism will be observed at 11 a.m. Commencing next Sunday the reg- ular morning service will be at 11 o'clock followed by the Sunday School. The Y.P,U, conducted the service in the United Church on Sunday ev- ening. The president, Miss Wilda Breckenridge presided and opened the meeting, with all joining in a song service with Delores Hamilton, as pianist. Shirley Burden of Wingham, sang as a solo, "There's a Star in. the Sky, and Ross Smith sang Nearer still Nearer. Mrs. J. A. Burden gave an address on the 1st, chapter of Dr. Kenneth Ileaton's book, "Growing with the Years," and Rev. J. A, Burden gave a short talk on the 1950 calendar of 'the United Church and offered the closing prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw had a bit of tough. luck this week, when a stray dog got into their hen house and killed over, twenty of•their fine pullet-3 which were into the productive laying season. Several pupils 'from the Bluevale School took part in the 2nd, annual Choral Fesival at Wingham on Fri- day night. The play, "The Backwoods Romeo" was presented in the Community Hall on Friday night by a cast of yonng people from Londesboro and was en- joyed by all. It was sponsored by the Y.P.U, of the United Church. Mrs. Carl Johnston and infant son are home from the Wingham. General Hospital. Miss Mary Robertson is • visiting with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Nich- olson at Belgrave. Miss Josephine McAllister of St. Augustine, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Archie Messer, Milton McVittie of Flint, Michigan, spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. Pre-Christmas With every $1.00 purchase at our store, we are giv- ling a FREE. TICKET until DEC. 23. The holder of the lucky ticket in the Draw, on Dec. 23, will be awarded a choice of any Man's SUIT of CLOTHES Draw at KING DEPT. STORE,,or a lady may have any MERCHANDISE OF EQUAL VALUE. Solid Brass Fireplace Set $26.75 Solid Brass Fireplace Rail „ .$21.50 Solid Brass Wood Basket .'$12.95 Cement and Stone Fireplace .. $39.95 Child's Dinnerware Sets $1., 1.49,1.59 DOLL BEDS $4.50, $7.75, $10.95 Choice-DOGS $2.25 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 TRACTOR 98c, $1.75, $1.98 STEAM SHOVEL $4.25 GENE AUTRY SETP.40 Assorted ANIMALS-All kinds and BAGATELLE $2.25 colours $2.25 and $4.75 POOL TABLE $3.98 'MOVIE VIEWER $5.95 WOOLY PETS $1.75 $2.95 ALPHA BLOCKS ...39c, 60c, 98c HORSE ROLLER $1.50 CHINESE CHECKERS ..90c, $1.59 TELEPHONE $1.19 'TOBOGGANS-4 ft $4.95 5 ft $6.25 6-foot $7.50 SLEIGHS, with Ski Runners $5.75 With Steel Runners $2.99 RED WAGONS, all steel, 13x28 $5.50 WAGONS with wood or steel boxes $7.95, $9.25 KIDDIE CARS $6.50 - $8.95 BABY DOLLS $1.49, $3.60, $4.25 and $5.50 e34 TRICYCLES ' $13.50, $17,95, $19.95 PEDAL CARS .. .$11.95, $19.95, $29.95_ Mechanical FIRE TRUCK .. .$2.25 PRINTING SET' . .29c, 59c, $1.00 SEWING MACHINE $3.60 PEDRO TARGET GAME . .. $1.50 Extra Darts 15c Goal Keeper's Gauntlets . . $10.50 up C.C.M. Shin Guards, $1.30, 2.10, 2.75, Shoulder and Arm Protectors, $4.00 $3.75, .$5.25, $7.50 $7.00, $8.00 Boy's Hockey Knickers $2.75 TRACTORS 98c, $1.75, $2.00 Men's Hockey Pants $7.50 TRUCKS OF ALL TYPES-Crane, Dump, Coca-Cola, Tractor and Hockey Laces, per pair 20c Trailer 98c,$1.50, $2.65 C.C.M4 Skates and Boots SHOVEL and CRANE $4.25 RACE CAR $1.19 P-rolite Tackaberry $40.00 RUBBER DOLLS $2.50 Profess. Hockey Matched Set $38.75 PANDAS $3.75, $5.95, $7.75 Special Set , $24.50 CCM Hockey Sticks 75c, 1.35, 1.75, $2. Cyco Matched Set $14.50 C.C.M. Hockey Gauntlets $4.50 Cyco Boys' Set ,,,,,,,„ „ $ 9.95 Little Cyco Outfit, 11, 12, 13 $ 7.95 $6.75, $9.50, $11.50, $15 00 Your P A For The Motoris • or. Sik.frs. Joseph Greenaway was in W. S. Davidson who is ill at the home of her nephew, Burns and Mrs. Mof- fatt. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Black, Thr- onto, were week-end visitors with their daughter, Mrs. Sellers and Elm- it.14 mtz,,rzv,vcitcl**,zrccxr.xm.totzozvtzteztvg-Eoatz-tctmz,tccn-tmvervatstto.rrtoevgom7 00 R,t fin iZt 4,1 o SI London this week consulting a doctor accompanied by her son, Leslie atid front whom she received medical 1 Mrs,' Greenaway also George Green-- treatment earlier this yeal.. She was I away. ar a .......... . AAAAAIA ......... 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TRAYS License Plate Frames Steering Wheel Covers Steering wheel Spinners BACK.UP LIGHTS Exhaust Deflectors TOW CABLES Rear-View Mirrors DRIVING LAMPS Windshield WASHER Windshield Wiper Booster (Electric) SEAT COVERS TIRE CHAINS SNOW TIRES Eveready Flashlights BICYCLES LIGHTING SETS $1.65 to $4.70 BED LAMPS $2.75 to $10.65 hA ELECTRIC CLOCKS $6.95 to $12.95 ELECTRIC WALL CLOCKS „0,95 to $11.50 DRIVE IN TODAY. Merkley M tors FERGUSON TRACTORS Telephone 84 0-01toriaVrorx1W ;anedillAN16.10111011011ileftiliMbbroWinorie The Hydro Shop Bpi Wingham Utilities Commission HUDSON CARS Wingham .041WrItisiOntkI tztotimoomorotiztoovittorog000ttetottutecoorottovzortetcme