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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-09-26, Page 4RIFLES and Shot-Guns .22 Single Shot $14.50 .22 Winchester Single $20.00 .22 Winchester (clip) $39.95 :22 Mossberg (clip) $39.75 .303 British Rifle $45.00 30.30 Winchester $100.00 12-gauge Winchester Pump 30-inch barrel $139.00 12-gauge Single Shot $21.95 .410 Shot Gun $32.50 WE CAN FILL YOUR NEEDS for ALL TYPES • of AMMUNITIONS • New Westinghouse Hand Vacuum Cleaner - $25 I SENSATIONAL PRICE REDUCTION McClary Deluxe 9.1 Cu. WITH FULL WIDTH FREEZER 2 CRISPERS STAINLESS STEEL SHELVES The most Compact Large Refrigerator Made 7 cu.ft. Reg. $399.00 - ft, Refrigerator Reg. • $462.00 NOW $419. NOW $359.00 1".......1 '''''''''''' ..... '' . '' ... '' . '' . '' .11. ''''' . '' '' '' . ' .. '' . ' ..,....... '' . ' 0, '' ....... '' u....,... . . 0 . 0 .. /0 .. P . ..0 . 0 .... 1 .. !! .. MIO00110$11molif ... ! ... pluiplp!.1101 ... q .. ilipulimIPI ..... I ...... P 1 Stylemaster Refrigerator Monarch Refrigerator Reg. $399. NOW $329.00 Reg. $299.75 NOW USED COAL & WOOD STOVES All Ivory Enamel Cook Stove $49.00 Small used Quebec Cook Stove $25.00 1 Guelph Cook Stove $45.00 1 Guelph Quebec ( Used One Month $45.00 Stove Eureka All Enamel Tub ONLY $49.00 Thermos Bottle fits standard lunch pail 75c SPECIAL 2 lb. tin Old English Paste Floor Wax 98c Old English No Rubbing Wax Pint 49c Quart 95c SPECIAL Aerowax Pint 35c Quart 59c USED WASHERS Easy GYRATOR WASHER All Enamel Tub with New Motor $75.00 Beatty Stainless Steel Gas Washer $100.00 Union Exterior and Interior PAINTS Quarts 99c Gals. $3.39 This Week Only Mason Lime 75c Bag WAXIT Paste Floor Wax lb. 25e SPECIAL Corn BROOMS To Clear $1.00 SILO NEEDS Snow 'Fencing 48" high 100 ft. length $18.00 Fiber Kraft Paper ( treated ) 48" x 166% ft. $19.00 GIRL'S Used BICYCLE with balloon tires $27.50 BOY'S Used BICYCLE $30.00 OIL SPACE HEATERS Coleman, Large Size $116.95 McClary, Small Size .$79.00 ( with pilot light ) Fess, Medium Size McClary, Large Size . .$75.00 $120.00 STAINTOWS Phone 30 Winghon SHERBONDY'S COFFEE SHOP Meals = Fountain Service North of Lyceum Theatre Wingham, Ontario 111 The Relmore Women's Institute livid their .September meeting in the Community Centre on Thursday after- Aeon, Sept. 20th, They had as their guests a good attendance from the Beigrave W.I. The Pres., Mrs, Zinn Opened the meeting and, after a short business session, turned the meeting over to the visiting ladies who pro- vided a grand program. Mrs. Leslie Bolt gave the motto, "Turn your frown upside down and smile." Mrs. Art Scott favored with a solo, "Bonnie Mary of Argyle". A very interesting amdd instructiva topic on "Labor-Saving Devices in the Home", was taken by Mrs. Ed. Wight- man. She spoke of the many labor- savers now available and urged wo- Men to get these when possible, but also stressed the fact that the wo- men of Canada have many things to be thankful for when they compare their lot with that of the women of Korea and some other counutriea. The meeting closed by all pinging "God save the King". The Relinere ladies provided a contest on Labor- Saving Devices, after which lunch was served and a social time enjoyed, LOCAL SHOWERS Quite a number from here attended a shower, arranged by Mrs. Wilfred Welts and Mrs, John Douglas, and held at Mrs. Weits' home, near Clifford last Tuesday evening for Miss Agnes Darling, bride of the week Humorous readings were given by Mrs. Robert Inglis and Miss Kay McClennan. Mock wedding staged by Miss Lillian Darling and Misses jean and. Alice Dickson created a great deal of merriment. On Wed. evening Mrs. Knowlson 1-lueston of Gerrie also held a shower for Miss Darling, which many of her Gerrie friends attended, The bride, to-be received a great variety of gifts,, both useful and beautiful, and she suitably thanked the dortora. Retreat, meaty were served in both instances, Mrs. George Harkness and Miss Jean spent the week-end with the Harkness AGNES DARLING WET) This community was well represent- ea. at the marriage of Miss Agnes Darling to Mr. Harvey Balla& in Mantoah church, last Saturday. Some were there as guests and some as spectators. It was a lovely wedding tin spire of the weather) and we all join in offering our best wishes to the bride and groom fora long and happy wedded life. Lorne Kreller Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kreller, in the tragic death of their son Lorne, from polio last week. Renews Acquaintances Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gillies of To- ronto attended the Ballagh-Darling wedding last Saturday. Mrs, Gillies was formerly Mabel Edwards, and spent her girlhood days in Belmore, so was renewing acquaintances with Old frieinds . PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Dustow, and bay son of Toronto, ,viisted Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dustow last Thursday, Mrs. Edgar Higgins of Brussels, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H, Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Cornish of Seaforth spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. N. Hunkin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy were guests on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Watson Brown of Listowel. Mrs, Don Sehatte and Gerry, of Wingham, visited the former's sister Mrs. Geo. Merkley and 'family on Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. N. R. D. Sinclair called on old friends on Monday last, Mrs. W. Renwick and Dr. and Mrs. Sin- clair were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Clark Renwick on Monday even- ing, We are glad to report that, Mrs. J. H. Martin is able to he out after being confined to her home with a severe cold. The congregation of McIntosh Unit- ed Church, are to be congratulated on the installation of a new electric organ which will add much to the service of worship and speaks well of the loyalty and progressiveness of a congregation of their number. COSTS ONLY 7' WESTFIELD Untended for last week) Mr. and Cordon Smith, Mr.. Gordon. McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, .Smith, Miss Janetta Snell, Mr. and Mrs. 1-ToWard Campbell, Lois and 1-7T401, were among those who attend- ed London Fair japt week, Mr. Dave Keneedy of London, vis, ited on Mo,nday at the home of Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mrs. Wm, Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Fowler and Donald of Code- rich, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .Cox. an& Mrs. Bert Taylor visited on. Saturday of ay witho a‘olcrt and Nit's, H, M. Martin Mr, and Mrs. Jim Beak and James mofissNi viei,o1Mot 0 Mr. 40k, E. Cook of MALI, of Goderich, Miss. Mildred Cook of Beigrave, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Cook. A large number front this vicinity attended lWednesday, theac The hoI fair at Belgrave, on children did ex- ceedingly well in winning many prig- ea for their work. Mr. and Mrs, .Earl Wightman and Mrs. T, Henry are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hildebrand of Jordan Stat- ion. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Campbell, Mrs, Frank Campbell, Mrs, J. E. Ford and Miss Winnifred Campbell, visit- ed GonSeiurnodha.y with Mrs. N. G. Ainslie of Goderich.. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coultes of the 10th concession visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDowell. We welcome Mr, and Mrs, Carl Mills, recent newlyweds to our com- munity. Mr. Mills is continuing his teaching at the 3rd, line schoal, but is residing in a house on the farm of Mr. Kenneth Campbell. Mrs. Anne Walper of Auburn, visit- ed on Monday with her sister Mrs. Gordon Snell. A new furnace has been installed in the Westfield church. The new partition Which had to be built, was done by Mr, James McGill of Clin- ton, and was completed last week, and on Friday a number of ladies of the community met at the church I and gave it a thorough cleaning. The regular monthly meetIng, of the W.M,S. was held on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jack Buchanan in charge of the devotional programme. Mrs, Grace Henry a visiting guest was the pianist. The "Opening hymn was "Jesus Saves," with the Lord's Pray- er in unison. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Walter Conk, from Matt. Chap 5. Prayers were offered • by Mrs. Marvin McDowell and Mrs. Frank Campbell. A skit on Christian Fellowship entitled Found Faithful, was given by Mrs. Wm. McVittie, Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. Jack Buchan- an and Mrs. Fred Cook. The president, Mrs. McVittte was in charge of the, business, "Neat "'the Cross" was sunifatloa Rowed with prayei by the PresiciThe minute,s were read and approved and the roll call was answered by 13 members present. The menu committee gave their re- port for the sectional meeting. Other arrangements for the sectional meet- ing were concluded. Mrs. Norman McDowell and Mrs. Chas, Smith vol- unteered to varnish the new wood- work in the new - partition in the basement. Plans were made to hold the next meeting a week earlier. Mrs. McVitti will be in charge and Intro- duce the new Study Book, The meet- ing closed with prayer. Mrs. A. E. Johnston of Donnybrook, visited last week with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Campbell. ONTARIO BUYS PRIZE WINNING STOCK The young Large White boar, "Soli- hull Field Marshall 45th" was recent- ly placed first in his class at the Royal Show in England. This word was received by W. P. Watson, Live- stock. Commissioner for the Ontario Department of Agriculture, who pur- chased him while on a trip to the Old Country in the spring. Mr. Wat- son also pointed out that the boar's sire was Supreme Champion of the Show this year, and that his grand- sire was Grand Champion at last year's Royal Show. Solihull Field Marshall 45th will be stationed at the Ontario Agricultural College when he arrives' sometime in October. Another interesting fact, states Mr, Watson, is that a full sister to one of the gilts purchased at this time was Grand Champion at the Royal, and these gilts were sired by a boar that sold at the Manitoba Flood Relief Sale at Brandon last fall, These ani- mals are from the Dearnnley held in Lincolnshire. 1114WS OF .13h,LMOIRE BeImore Women's Institute Entertains Beigrave Guests Driving is a privilege, not a right. Last year 16,000 drivers lost this privilege because they violated laws designed for the protection of all citizens. rViolating traffic laws - taking 5) chances - may mean the loss of your license - or your life! Drive carefully. Obey traffic laws. 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