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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-03-14, Page 5••••••••••••••• THE flISH 1011 fOR Misses . and )1J/omen's DRESSES up - to the minute fashions at a down to earth price ! Rayon Prints Tissue Failles Navy Sheers and many others Sizes 11 to 2-1/2 SUITS the best Spring Collection we've ever had. Worsted Sheen Gabardines, Pinchecks and Celanese Gabardines. Classic Styling with Feminine Detail $28.50 $59.00 YARD GOODS IT'S CURTAIN TIME and we have assembled a display of Every Type of Curtain Net, FROM 49c to 89c yard Don't forget to see the big "Fashion Parade" in the town hall on March 14, 15th. 10 Lucky draws each night. 0 ° 1 Phone 414 "Quality and Service" Wingham er - You get - D SEED A An exclusive Ferguson development is the Tiller, for seedbed preparation, renovation, deep tillage or mulch farming. Often eliminates the need for plowing on lighter soils. Ferguson Hydraulic Control makes it a cinch to handle. ORDER TODAY AT ELE OT PHONE 84 WINGHAM Donald of St. Helens, spent Sunda,- with her parents, .111, and M vs. Frani; i Coulter, and M r, and Al rs. A leN (Anil- ter and children idso spent Sunday there. Mrs. Eyv el returned 1 tonw from Napitnee last Thursday, Mr, and Mrs. Ezra 'Weiwood sPcnt Monday at the home of their 0,11,1.:‘- tQr, Mrs, Clifford I teller, ,ii Torn- hc T1'... Ross i\hictiregor hits beeu very ill during the past week, Mr. ;out ...Nil's. Clots. Falcon.... and John of Glamis, ,:pent Sunday with his pa.r,,t,.-,.nts, Mr. and ,.Mrs, Jas. Fah coner r. s. Alain Purdon was ablablyto rt- turn house from NVingham Hos'otal, after Spending two weeks titere. ti I- lowing an operation. Mrs. Wm. Ringlet mts able to re- turn to her house ill W. \N'awmp),I1 On !Monday after spending the past its . weeks in Wingham Hospital. !,- Mr. and Mrs. Miners of Palmerston, Easter lilies are going to be scarce for E,aster this Year and WC would really urge you to order for Easter week now. WC Will also have l lydrangeas, Cinerarias and Calceolarias, Rose Bushes and Saint. Panlia (African Violets, blue), CUT FLOWERS Roses, Carnations, Daffodils, Tulips. Iris, Snapdragon and Pussy Willows We have a good selection of Artificial Wreaths for Cemeteries. LEWIS FL WERS Phone 101 Wingham Le1111110 041101.641011.1.1•0 .111•.141111011 40111.14111111.1.11•0.0.0.110. 0411E1.0 AMM.0.11.W.111.00•31../01•0 4.0014.......,..............., Allen's APPLE JUICE Choice Quality 48 oz, 27c Blue Danish CHEESE Club House PEANUT BUTTER 14 1/2 oz. ....... ........ (Roukfort) lb. Pt:PC 4k 11111 ..... 111.111 ...... 1111111 ..... Ii111111t1111111111111//1111 ....... 111t ...... 11f11111111111$1.1111111111111111 Coleman's Epicure BREAKFAST BACON , , pkg. 111111111/11(11111111113111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111111111111111111111111111111111/11111111/11,11 Sheriff's Good Morning MARMALADE ..... , . 13 oz. 29c Aylmer's Sliced PEACHES Choice Quality 15 oz. 20c Delmonte FRUIT COCKTAIL Choice Quality - 15 oz. 37c Glenwood PEARS Choice Quality .. 15 o.z 23c milmaimmom SPECIAL Bulk, Raisin and Granny 29c lb. COOKIES FREE Giant Hamper of Groceries Value $10.00 to the Winner of Bean Guessing Contest Chances with every purchase. All you have to do is Guess the Number. Contest will end March 22nd at closing time and winner will be notified Saturday, March 24th. IN EVENT OF TIE, FOOD HAMPER WILL BE DIVIDED. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Wedne$401 March 14th,, 1951 THE WINGHANI AD. VANCE-TIVIES PAM VIVE 'WROXETER Edward lqaPmAce Malone spent Sunday with Ur, and Mrs, Vic, . for Emerson. Farm Forum Whitechurch Farm Fortin metAt the residence of Mr, and Mrs. Mo ndayn evening at the home of Mr. Charles Laurence, Wroxeter, there and Mrs. Gordon Elliott with 18 pre- passed away early Monday, ,mottling sent. All agreed That the same salary Edward Laurence Malone* in A,is. 68th scale should be ;Cdopted' for teachers year, Mr. Malone ha,d been about as ' ingTli t.,;) ,Nsltii susiii,ai yu zitIfat:;11.(11101,1„,enhlwtil;;:ira ulce r - !:10,4col.clehld2attlilt".: at 11 ,,a1.1m1:.ap,sri lLe'rk :",(17111drac);; ttirlguhrialca).vnecirnitillrebnain assistants would 1,.,00‘,1-1(.1di usual, vice and choir practice Sunday after- having 'attended church see,. by required. Many thought the rural noon. Early Monday morning he st.ti- 41 tciPlitnec. Tile meeting "P"cil 11'Y at 1211:3(tilui"Ll'I‘.'t /Aug . g if Easter Sundae, toxins should tout be expected .to act feret1 a cereltral hemorrhage and lived repeating the members purpose. "rile , tile members SerIPturt: lesson from SL l 'ilkv :44 on a religious l't,Ilirali iiiit, ‘'''',11.);s3-tc.)11",'i,t11 /1‘111 i1 -1 1.3.1'nfla(iii:ItiOr ii,littlitill.:e.s7C41%,111.1r11411ilEi.:1.ila.s s it 'tvlat: 1.11.11),;,,'-'1"11 f:j.tw I ',I iri'l;nt..1;:li ii.et,Ist.d, England, he 1-0 was read by Gwen N1,'1)1 .tell. inithea." '1 he choir wdl render special teachers, malty of whom do not stay cam. to Canada au years ago and. Pra Y t'r by Mrs. Smith ' Milu 'l(%' 01 chi' , Music at both serviet.s. . \nve,ste wish- in the 01 ,11111/1.1111!X .r. en th , wet-k-,1111%. since that time made his home with last meeting was read ant the rill iilld yet ,ItIRTS 041Sidered that NOrlilal the I .atireno: family. Ile was ,a faith- Was ca ll e d, R,..ai li nc,,,s were ,,t i,,,,,n hx, mg to unite vtitit tbc Church .1.41 Pro- DoreoL Howatt andRourthi stitli. Thu fession of Faith or l.y letter please Scln:tols should provide special train- lfu1. member ,,f St, ,lames' iknglican, study book .was taken by Mrs. Nor- C"11111"initI 'al'.11,1\t'• ith lill' 11616'4" Fes itrem".'irto lveaa'ir7).s•higP.r.eaa t'et it r \(v,s'ii (I tlicilsili iiiti(t.h- t(17(19.11.111-'\jik th'ildl fcrafielliltit"tt l:stLul•>.(r7nreal,1141.ce will luau 1\ I el ..h lwell ,, and the -Tory wa , '''.;'1, "s )".,s,'', ' told by Mrs, C. Smith. `Ike me ling _Caere will ine a special (.;,,0,1 'Friday with greater it;titu t),,ri esA.t ila:tt .11.av-i.sif 4,,,lzi t,ieNnit,„3s1.. bt.,,it.:i reatly missed around the village, closed with prayer, sera ice in the church auditorium ;it S John ,M c( ice le funeral services will be held o'clock. .A.n outside glleSt Spealicr will ii ii ii ((..1.011:.c..4igh lwiiTilbl ctis I litetwel:tetfirt l. .ls i'ieiii ii mem leleX,ii ,f i ;\\I',1?v1,11).nyls"..adzgLy.ar'S at 211n .130(71itl yailin iplRee, v.(.Terris,poug. Mr. and Mrs. John McGee. "Phis F(.0*-. ills •Vogan ill charge, assisted by Rev, um is planning to hold the last meet- tli, .11. Jennings, of Brantford, Mem- Mg in the Memorial hall, when Lloyd hers of the L. U. L, will act as pall- J aslier, president of the Federation 4 I f bearers. Interment will he made in Wroxeter Cemetery. 1 0.0....saamova • pore • 0.1..evaimme "FAIRVIEW" Nursing Home for the Aged tee, Mrs. Ti. Procter, Mrs. C. 1,' and Mrs. C. R. Coulles. Will accommodate semi-invalid WHITECHURCH or bed patients. Mrs. Mac Ross has been under the doctor's care during the past two PHONE 103 weeks with a bad attack of the fin. illy NNI 11011111 rrtyind Yon that Eh-ter is ONT. Mr. and :Nits. Ezra Scholia spent just around the corm.r and that you Will be WINGHAM, Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Reg wise if you order .) our requirement at Scholtz of Westfield. to save that last minute disappointment. —1=1. Mr. and Mrs. limit David Mac- WESTFIELD Mr. Wm, McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell and Gwen, were Stratford visitors on Thursday. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Chas, 'Brigham,. on the ar- rival of a baby girl, born at Wing- limn Hospital on Saturday, March 10. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence ('ox visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. 1)1.JB- aid Sprung of thillett Township. Mr. and Mrs. George Wightman of Pine River, visited on Monday with Mr. ,soil Mrs, Charles Smith. Guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Aitturice Bosnian on Snottily were, 3,Ir. and ,Mrs. Jack BUS117an and family, gr. and Mrs, Duncan McNic- hol and Phyllis of Walton; Mrs. lair- mon of Aylmer, Mr. joliffe of Leam- ington. Open or Glazed Sash & Prefit Window Units MADE TO ORDER Campbell & Gorbutt Sash Manufacturers Diagonal Rd. Wingham Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith of Leamington, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon •Smith. Mrs, Fred J. Cook anti family visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boak of Crewe, Mission Band Knox .United Church. Owing to the prevalence .b1 XttfllY- en''za and much illness in and around Belgrave and. Brick Churches, the regular Easter ,Conanunion Which is ordinarily held on Palm Sunday,. will BELGRAVE While working in the 101511 on Saturday Mr. Donald Snell had the misfortune to hurt his 'leg which will lay him up for a few days. Mr. zinc! Mrs. Thos. Biggerstaif and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bryant of Myth, tae proeltred for the (it:cash-al. This service will also serve the purPuse of Preparatory service, The Health ineetiug of the W. I. will be held arch 20th., at 2.30 p.m.„ at the lioniv of Mrs, Il. Wheeler w lb Agriculture in Bruce will p resent. Mrs. Albert Coulter, convenor, Roll call to be answered by an Irish joke or naming amt Irish song. The motto will be taken by Mrs. Stanley A quiz will be conducted by Miss E. Procter, NIrs. (Rey.) ',Moores will ad- dress the ladies, Refreshment commit , Easter means FLOWERS ANNIESIIImemommailIMBLIMSIVERE •1: • ...•••••••••,,. PHONE 161 . Shaw's Groceteria will celebrate the completion of its first year in business with a great anniversar)- sale. Shop here for Easter Specials — the kind that really open your eyes. HERE'S QUALITY AT BEST PRICES FREE DELIVERY MARCH 1 5th — 22nd THURSDAY to THURSDAY enjoy a Delicious Dinner wit/2 Mere • to lease — 1•1111.1:111,.........1Z11.111•1.!•6•11 Fresh Ground C FEE Viking 1 lb pkg. $1 2 Break '0 'Morn 1 lb. 9 i =k Jeilo's a" flavours 3-29c Nature's-Best TOMATOES Choice Quality Nature's-Best PEAS Choice Quality Nature's-Best Aylmer CORN Cream Style, Choice Quality 15— oz. 2 for 29c Nature's Best 'TOMATO JUICE Choice Quality ..................20 oz. 2 for 25c Bright's TOMATO JUICE 48 oz , . .... „ . . .. e toten.ernmemui• HEINZ BABY FOODS Meat Product Varieties for Your Baby STRAINED FOOD MEAT VARIETIES Chicken, Vegetables and Farina • Beef and Liver Soup • Lamb with Vegetables • Peas and Bacon • Vegetables with Bacon JUNIOR FOOD MEAT VARIETIES Lamb and Liver with Vegetables • Vegetable Beef Dinner • Macaroni with Tomato and Beef • Vegetables with Fish • Vegetables with Bacon • Chicken Soup L.— for 27c ... 28 oz. 21c 15 oz. 2 for 29c 31c RINSO AND SUNLIGHT SOAP DEAL Reg. Size 42c — Remember your Spring Housecleaning Needs. FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES & MEATS a' a FRESH GE FRUITS VETABLES & MEATS Shaw's Groceter1