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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ANGLIAS and PREFECTS
Low Priced
Economical Comfortable
1930 MERCURY Sedan, radio and overdrive,
two-tone brown
1950 MERCURY Sedan, metallic green
1950 METEOR Custom Fourdoor
1950 PREFECT Sedan
° All fonr cars have low mileage and will be sold
with a 100% guarantee.
1949 METEOR Coach
1948 FORD Sedan
1948 FORD 5-passenger Coupe
1947 MERCURY 5-passenger Coupe with
built-in radio
MANY OTHER OLDER MODELS
TRUCKS TRUCKS
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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Mercury - Lincoln - Meteor Cars
Mercury Trucks
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WiiITECHURCH Mr, and Mrs. j, Trainor of Wa lker-
ton, .Mr, and Mrs, L, Groskorth and M r, and M.o, 'Limey Laidlaw =Wed
family spent Sunday at the home of to their new home in the village last
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Pumps-Straps-Oxfords
Womens Pumps, Straps
and Oxfords in Low
Cuban and High
Heels
MEN'S BROWN OXFORDS
These are of
sturdy calf leath-
er in Brown. . . .
Dressy and com-
fortable at the
Sale Price of
$7.89
CHILDREN'S BROWN
OXFORDS
These are of Sturdy calf leather
in Brown or Black
Child's sizes
81/2 to 12
$2.89
Misses sizes
12I/2 to 2
$3.39
Reg. to
$7.50 $1.2.00
Reg.
HAMILTON
OPTICAL CO.
W. R. Hamilton, R. 0.
Optometrist for Over
25 Years.
Telephone 37
for Appointment.
The congregation of the 'United
Church met in tile S.S. room of' the
church last Wednesday e‘cnint.; for
their annual meeting, with Rev. S. F.
Hayward presiding, Over $1700 has
beet raised in the General Account,
and over $240 contributed to the M.
and M. Fund and the had
ELMER WILKINSON
DECORATOR
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Mt'. Henry jensen is 11„11• lox
nxitt e,i by the WorkInell's C.1111/Cit.•
Sathin 1 1.. lar) 1. 111/11 \VaShabie papcT.I.
may be left at the' \Vallpal,,,:t-
Shop.
a gang of men with their teams, were the house,
logs tolling,
Mrs. Ezra Welwood and burIr.getitnt(T giVitrhsP.
week, We welcome them to. the
village,
spent a few days last week at the sorts, Winghani, spent Sunday with
home of her daul,;hter. Mrs. Clifford his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Earle
Archie, and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon lieffer of 'i'uruberry, Gordon Cashek,
monied work on Monday. with Mr. Mr. Wallace Cotes has been takin g Rintotil and sons, spent Wednesday
rawfor ,i the new iiarage on penicilin treatments fur an infection last at the home ill Jir, and Mrs,
Main St., •Winglitun, iu his nose w hich started hum a cold. Floyd i',ott of Beiwood, ;ilia the men
Mr. lierb •Wi g htman ui VancouNtr, Mr, anti Mrs, Wilbert PruC201" 20.0 i Went ou to attend the Community
a former rvsiikat of \Va ,.‘antishe sous of Morris spent Sunday w i th Ai r, sah, at Kitt:Wier.
L
jittmary 30, wider
Pr, ,vin vial I unet,t of II:limit tg
...d1 the municipalities in lIrttee Cninity
has hucti called to Inver
conforenti. represalmiti.kes of
Colorizer paints!
tones! Hundreds of gloriou ,.,
decorator-styled colors await
your 'choice in FLO-GLAZE
Delicate pcfstels1 Rich deeper
Here's the only way to g et and Developuirnt. Purpose of the
ready-to-use paints that match or meeting is to study. the po,,ilrility of
attracting mitre industries t,. the ..ou r ., blend with the colors ih your
drapes, rugs, wallpapers. No
hit-or-miss mixin g ! Just pick the
exact shade you want from
samples in Colorizer Album at
the store.
FLO-GLAZE Colorizer paints
tare available in all interior fin-
ishesl
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LUNCHES
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SHERBONDY'S
COFFEE SHOP
SODA BAR
Next to Lyceum Theatre
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111 91/4 We offer you Bargains for the whole family. Take this opportunity
to save at Callan's Shoe Sale. With prices steadily rising and the great
reduction of shoes in stock this is a Sale that cannot be overlooked by
the thrifty shopper.
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W. A. GALBRAITH, Treasurer,
Town of Wingham
friNENEMEEMEI E INIEEMEISIT
Wednesday, January Z4tb,,,1951 WINOITA:g .ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE 'I-IRE
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CALLAN SIB
-formerly Rhys Pollock-
Suede and Call Shoes
Wornens shoes hi trown
and black. Suede and
calf leathers in the -
group and Cuban
or High-heels
.89 $3.89 $4.89
!pisat during the past two w eep!. Mr, and Mrs, lit slit, Wightman. new Meteor car.
•"v1r,*4 Pe t ‘1,•ii..t --'• ::ali t '.4 Mr, ji t t er sh.joi o f London, spent • Mr, Jun Irwin of ljatailion ..pent, i .- .. , r • .. .t. . ,,,,,,
tile A\ ''t'k-t'lld with his Invent ,. Mr. the week-vntl with 114. parents, 11r. :throth...11 an -peratr ,n for al.i0,2ullcifi ,
anti Mrs, G. :M. Shia, and Mr. Shied and Mrs. lierson Irwin. 'ii" Wimliant 11,,,Itlal. was able t„
aecomPanied him home on Stimlay, ,Mr. Fred McCi t,e. ree...:nly wire d iiititrit home ..11 \‘...,1',.,......l:,y Lest.
and will spend a few days with. Lon- Alex Robertson's shed, for the Tent n- ; Th.! 1% hitt elluiert t ,Intaitinny As-
don and St , ',H ennas relatives. . Mr, ship machinery and till. li;lits IA ere 4s,"ehlt il in .21.1 . 1.1.iiiii.g Ills.,r 3 alillary
,...1/1.22 2211 2-1ing this Friii.i3 •es-ening, Wilfred Shiell, who was in Toronto turned on on Monday. . I -
for a few days last week, returned Mr. and Mrs. (-e el' Fa h.,,nc r ,..1 „.,,t , with .t prouraill it211 1 ‘1.2?2CA', :210 1111101,
Sand:ay Whit her parents, Mr. and " Nil*. .11 d' Tiffin (Alvin:tied iiii.: c t io i ty.
iirst birthday .,11 Sunday.
Ironic on Saturday,
Miss Eleanor Mitchell invited her :Nir,', A. E. Purdon, Luel\m'w.
many little school friends to . her Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dawe and Prick Church W.M.S.
birtliday party last Friday evening. 1f:tinily recently purchased the John Th e „..,..,,1„,. „,,,,,,iihiy I," 6 ,14. ,,i II „
Mr, John Gaunt and Mr„ Duncan Tervitt farm on the lloundary alui I rick Church W . NI ,S., w 1Is held las t
Kennedy have purchased the phie I'M r. Fred Davidson's well-drilliaf: 1 vc ,A nesday ;.,1 IL,. 1,,,,,,,, ,I i A i,..„ I r,
trees in Mr, Thos. and Mr. Alfred. i ontlit has heen busy dnriln, the l'a'l '1 M. Siliell, tali 47 ladies nt attentlanct,
Al eCreight's bush lots, and last-week . two week, drilling at 1/1(' "'VS'. sid"i I and Witil MI s. Feed, 11.11,n1P'un lac":
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... „,.,„,,„_„„„,,,,,„........„,„,,,„_, „ 521 ing 1111 i1 gii 111g 2112. rail III ..",', Irsliip. ' • r11.41101 .1.
. i R. th...1.1.. wets ne ill Christ,-
1 and Al N. II crson 1 rwin read Naga .
'l.1,1.'. p,,,:111,„ ...Thc, Li\ ing t...hrist." and i , '' .1 lit Lepers Find Him ill 1111:ir Dark
!Depair." Mrs. 1,:iivrence T;iylor .ind
I Mrs. (.',.. AI, Shiell. had charge 4,1 tint'I tY,
1,cliapti-T in the stvely h ouk, -11, * * *
l'United Church re-enters !twat.," Ro. It is expecl..-.1 'hat a new pro;..f.ram
• ; J, NV. Moores VI II, present, and in-
Halted the following officers I. the
let,,itting year, nom-President, ,Mrs.
.N.1...ores; President, Mrs. Taylor; 1st
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Tice, Mrs. Cecil Cotill..s; 21n1 Vice,
Mrs, McRitchie; Sec., Mrs, Snell,
Mrs. \Vightmaii. Ada Tiow; Baby I
Miss l )orothy Pattison; Treas., Mrs,
'‘h!oeuse1711i11115 toht.' derided ill • Leslie Wightin an ; Organists, Mrs.
Wi6litinan, Miss J'e'ttison, Mrs. Moor-
es; Mission lland Supt., Mrs, Snell,
Hand Stmts., Mrs. Mason Robinson, 1
1111.1rvi'sr: t \l ict;,',. C'A..,lit(i'lxiesi ;"'(4.'.11'rlis' tiSatiliPISdt:ce,A See.,
M rs. lcRitchie: Special 1."Iind. treas-
Mrs, (.;•ilbert Beveroit; l'eimpe ranee,
Mrs Cecil ()mites., Sunshine and
Clu er, Al rs. 1-,dv, ard M c kurney ;
'Missionary Monthly, :11 N. ( 1, M.
Well; Group Convener,, MN. .-klan iti
Paulson. Mrs, fl erson II win, NI rs.
DI Chas, Shiell and Mrs. Gilbert flee ;
croft. Mrs. Herson Irwin, the form-
er President had Derr rd for five years,
zunl received a hearty vote c/1 appreci-
ation for her leadership. .Mrs. Taylor
fC presided for the business meeting.
Fill They donated 525 front the Special
rtind towards the organ and decided
to make a layette and crib quilts fo r
relief hales. The W,NI,S. c \ eei..(11q1
their alilleatit -.11, Tilk; 111COtil was
closed with prayer by Rev. ,Moores.
. sent over $170 to the Presbyterial'
Mrs. tierdon McNerney has been a Treasurer and the Mission hand had.
.patient in Winghant ;Hospital during sent $44, Mr. Robert McCienughan
the past week. and Mr. W. R. Farrier asked tij
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Purtion and from the Session anti their resigna-
tions were' re g retfully accepted and
Rev: J. V.17. Watt and Mr. Garnet •
Farrier appointed to talw ;heir plaiir.
Mr. Garnet Farrier also tal:Ts Mr Mc
Clenagliait's place on the Truslei
with Mr. hien
has been .visiting with relatives in awl Mrs. Edward MclAuriley, • Mr. Walter Fergits..n aniross and Nfr, J, Ilceerojt, Mr, G..1':.
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voiv,i1„111 and ou sunday visitedw i th mi.. stank,. Marks has purcha s.:11 a ha, el, a pii.122:11: h,glasin Ed.. N1,1103411' aD Mr'
Albert C. 4111 1,1 Mr, Relit.
att ,i Mr. Rtt!.,sel Chapman were
",,,pp d the Committee ,.•
ards. Mr. littywc.nl repurt ,41
there Were 1.1.;•-•
apopintment. Twel‘e ad.
bt' I: baptieed. t.iii2re had beta i.inr
4.,,...at h s and tw•• marriaRes• Mr. 11,•t,
: 1 431 71,e,11 ;;I:Ji
112,,i0y2 -‘1 42,y all,
fir. ate/ Mrs. Kt.itlittl, crit ,-..t•
el:Nil:it spent Suntlas with
Mr-6. Grit. McGee,
WILLIAM BROWNLIE, Owner and Operator
Alfred St. Wingham Box 373 'Phone 450
ALL CLASSES OF MONUMENTS IN STOCK
Most Modern Equipment for Shoo and Cemetery Work
Inscription Work Promptly Attended to.
Shoe Repairs as Usual
rownlie Memorials
Spare yourself the pain of "shopping around"
for a Monument to honour your loved one.
Depend on our reputation for highest quality
and fair dealings. See Us First,
HI-CUT BOOTS
for men and boys
in oil tanned
leathers - at a
Real Saving.
Boys lens
$4.89 $6.89
uality Alwpys
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!El Mrs. Andrew Nirk was able to re- •
LI turn home moll Wingham Hospital
01 0/1 Monday.
Mr. and Airs. 3.foyd Mason, Lis- FAIMIT
towel spent Sunday with hi: parents,
ei Mr. a n d Mr.. John Mason, )jr'.,
Hoffman of Stratiord is holding
a Demonstration of the Stunky Pro-
. ducts at Mrs. Mason's this Friday
evening.
Airs. Jas. Forresmi, alts, spent the
past Nveck at the home of her (laugh-
ON ter, Mrs. Alec Robertson, was able to
M return hoth 011. Sattirday,
Mr, and Mrs. John Albrecht and
family, o f E, Wawanosh spent Sunday
with Clifford relatives.
United Church Annual
ESA Mrs, J. Coulter led in the respolt- 1
I site reading from Luke. Chapter 5
and Mrs. Jas. -McInnis led in the Glad
"fidings prayer. NIrs. R. It. A. Currie ;
had charge of the meditation period,
speaking on, "l:ollow me." 'Mr, J.
21S. Craig had charge. of tile Chapter
Ei from the Study Hook "Share in the
2 \\•orid Nlission," Mrs. .NeWillall led
in I a prayer for the success of the murk I !RI
of the illissionaries. The xv„ts g answered by a Wide ‘-t rse wl ,t . ..
t'all. discusstd 1.1uns. tor I ug
11 the Day of l`ra...er on Feb. and the
ant chug aas closed with all repeating •
the Lord's l'ritycr its unisto..
16'4 :Mr, and NIrs. Albert t oohs'. and . et Lundy sill lit Sunday at the home o f
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The regular monthly meeting of the
W.NI.S. of the Presbyterian (litre;
1Vat4 hold on WV(I, last at thclloint"
Mrs. Fred Newman, Ii 11.11 the presi- 113
us dept, Nil's. Walter 1., 11. presiding.
Mr, Robert Henry Purdon., Mr, I omme
and Mrs, Henry Purd.lt and son, Pat;
of Walpole, Sask., matured from
there last week and arrived on Sunday
at the home of the former', sister,
Mrs. Wm, Dawson, to SI,1 ,l a few
weeks with relatit es in this com-
munity.
Presbyterian W.M.S.
for eNtiansion of the armed forces v.
Le proposed at the. forthcoming.
sion of the Partitnt.1',1. 'ilk total bill
may reach the billion dollar marls, for
new equipment and maintenance of a
vastly e 111 are,:ed liefellet" force. The
question of compulsory military
BOX CHOCOLATES
SMILES "N CHUCKLES
ANNE HATHAWAY
BULK CANDIES
SEE MR. S. LIN*ER, of
Kitchener, well-known
FOOT SPECIALIST and
MANUFACTURER of
FEATHERWEIGHT
ARCH SUPPORTS,
who will be at my store to give relief to those suff-
ering from Foot Ailment, for TWO FULL DAYS,
MONDAY and TUES AY
JANUARY 29 and 30
CALL N HO S
Formerly Rhys, Pollack
Relieve hat Tired e lug
by CORRECTING those
FOOT TR U LES
Taxpayers may make payments on account Ui
1951 taxes up to 90 per cent, of 1950 taxes.
Interest at the rate of Four per cent.
annum will be allow on 5t1C11 prepayments,
Prepayments of taxes must he made at the
To Treastirer's Olfice, Town
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