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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-06-03, Page 6rop, TheItgisant AdVinina-Thnelh r.Weilitesda..y, June $rd, 1053. „,•• 1:1,(Yrmr DRAIN BY444W-80 '11fUPaYet'a of Wallace Township have «ntsbnnitted. appeals to Township Pie* Rny .xuto4gaip., protesting the peasage tqt By,Law .734 dealing with the Me- TOMATO KETCHUP BOTTLE 11 -0. 2 7 0 SPECIAL FEATURE—HEINZ SPECIAL FEATURE—HEINZ # COOKED SPAGHETTI W" li p .200 170 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—HEINZ INFANT ,FOODS TIN 5 OZ. 1°.0 TIN 140 10 OZ. 2 ;ARS 270 6 OZ. GOOD LUCK MARGARINE IT SPREADS OR. SLICES PKG. 8 OZ. PXG, 32 CHATEAU CHEESE 0 390 REGULAR PACK 1 LB. SPEC' TOOTH PASTE BISCUIT FEATURE—WHITE—PINK—TOASTED BARKERS APPLE BLOSSOM CREAM STYLE CORN2 'hg. 290 CULVERHOUSE — CHOICE GOLDEN CULVERHOUSE—UNGRADED iccIATCE PEAS TIN Z 20O. 24 OZ Wt1511? BREAD LOAF'. BAG IESSIWELL0 COFFEE CONTENTS RN 'pER ALE ONLY 7 OZ. SOLID TUNA TIN CLUBHOUSE BROKEN STUFFED OLIVES CHALLENGER FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON NEW CANADIAN MILD CHEESE AYLMER SWEET WAFER PICKLES JAR ALWAYS FRESH — ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS I. WILLIAM HORSEY BRAND SWEETENED BLENDED JUICE I, WILLIAM HORSEY BRAND SWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE POWDERED FRUIT CRYSTALS I McLARENS PUNCH ruEsiosims PEA MT BUTTER ORANGE — LE ON — LIME TOMMY TUCKER HO/videltisialSIS. I SWEET JUICY CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES, size 220's CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE NEW POTATOES , 10 lb. 55c VENDER, TASTY & DELICIOUS FRESH ASPARAGUS % lb. bunch 19c TENDER CRISP ONTARIO RADISHES Large bunch 3 for 19c GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS lb. 19c IMPORTED RED RIPE TOMATOES, in cello 27c Knight Municipal Drain, The situa-. Lion is being viewed with interest by landownera in, other townships, notably ElmaZ Auto'which the disputed stream flows. HEINZ CREAMY TOMATOE,z SOUP PREPARED MUSTARD OVEN BAKED BEANS SPECIAL FEATURE—CIDER OR WHITE HEINZ 'VINEGAR SPECIAL FEATURE—HEINZ 2 Large Tubes 490 Banded Together 24 BISC. 290 PKG. IIOOZWL. B 200 14c 950 ,3.3.f.a.2-2711 240 nun 250 370 470 230 390 150 320 PKG. 6 250 34p • ....dozen 43c OZ. BOTTLE 20 OZ. 73/4 OZ. TIN 48 TIN Z. TIN 16 OZ. JAR 16 OZ. CELLO 16 OZ. LB. An merchandise purchased at your Dominion Store is uncondaionally guaranteed to give you 100% Wis.. Iaction. DOMINION STORES LTD. ALL VALUES EFFECTIVE IN WINGHAM Until Closing Time Sat, Sane 6 11 DE, 11,14 161/2 BOTTLE flower service, in Wingham, on Sun- i MT-MAKER LIKES MT. FOIre ay and visited with Mr. and Mrs, I EST—Janie& garden, of Glasgow,; Arnold Halliday. I manufacturer of highland costumes, I visited h Mt, Forest last week. MN. Land Mrs. Nelson Boyer, of Toronto, 1 adian branch of hiafirm, and was im- lifr. !Gorden is interested in opening a Can-Mrs, W, Boyes, of VanhOUghnot, and Mr. R. S. Aitken, of TeesWater; I pressed by the town, Hia firm makes were guests of Mrs. Fred Johann and Lee per cent of all the highland inn -- family on .Sunday. forma in the British: ArMY, COUNTY COUNCIL NtEET1NG The next meeting of the Huron County' Council will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS, COURT HOUSE, GODERICET commencing ' JUNE 10, 1953 - at 10.00 a.m. All accounts, notices of deputations and- other business requiring the attention of Council' should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than June 6, 1953. A. H. Erskine, County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. Mr, Win. Souch celebrated his 9dth birthday last week at his home on the ard line of Morris. He has lived at his present home nearly all his life. His wife, formerly Charlotte Jewitt, died twenty years age. He lasts three sons, four daugh- ters, 35 grandchildren and 57 greet ;grandchildren. some members of the (family live in the West. Present at the birthday supper party were two daughters: Mrs. Frank stamper, of Bluevale and Mrs. Mildred Stewart who lives with Mr, Souch, one .son,.Chas. Souch, of Morris, two sisters, Mrs, henry Bone, of Morris, and Mts. Adrian Porteous, of Seaforth. The dining table was centred with a birthday cake and floral decora- tions, Nunmerous gifts, messages and visits from friends made the day a memorable one. Mr, Souch enjoys fair health, though suffering somewhat from the effects of a recent fall. Exchange Pulpits Rev, M. Bailie, of Knox Presbyter- ian Church, exchanged pulpits with Rev. R. D. A. Currie, of Whitechurch Presbyterian Church, on Sunday. Coronation Service Rev. R. A. Brook conducted a spec- ial Coronation service in the United Church on Sunday, preaching from the text "I was glad when they said unto me let us go up unto the House of the Lord" the words of the anthem arranged for singing by the Abbey choir at the Coronation in Westmin- ster Abbey. Mr. Brook described the significance of the Coronation cere- mony for the Queen and her mini- sters and for her subjects in all parts of the Commonwealth, and eloquently described the bond which unites us under the Monarchy, W. 1. June Meeting The Women's Institute will hold its June meeting by special invitation at the home of Miss Florence Fowler, Seaforth, The bus will leave the post office at one o'clock on Thursday afternoon, June 11th. The roll call will be answered by giving a quota- tion from a Canadian author. Mrs. M. L, Aitken will speak on "Books I Have Enjoyed," Citizenship and Edu- cation is the theme of the meeting. Personals Mrs. Arthur Youmans, Jas. and Mrs. Youmans and children, Alice and Jimmy, all of Detroit, are visit- ors with Mrs. P. S. McEwen. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, of Brussels, Mrs, Andrew Lamont, and Mr. Dugald Strichan, of Bluevale, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston, in Fordwich last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bosman and Edwin, spent the Coronation holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bosman at West Lorne, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street and children, of Listowel, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. M. L. Aitken and the Misses Duff. Mrs, Ross Douglas, of Toronto, is a guest at the same home. Miss Betty Irving, of Toronto, is visiting her aunt, Miss Jessie Strach- an. Miss Betty Irving, Mrs. Jas. You- mans, and Alice, Detroit, Mrs. And- rew Lamont and Mr. Diligald Strach- an, of Bluevale, attended the Short- reed - McDonald wedding in Mel- ville Presbyterian Church, on Satur- day. Mr. Sperling Johnston has bought a house in Wingham, and sold his property to Mr. Jas. VanCarap, of Mor- ris. Mrs, Morley Traviss has returned home from Listowel Hospital. Miss Janie Day spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. King. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKercher and Mr, and Mrs, Fred Montgomery, were week-end visitors in Detroit. Several families around here visited the places near Sarnia which had been damaged by the tornado last week. $110•111110 isOVII g O O O 0 O 0 0 In your horn in good working order? Lights, 0, 11 brakes, steering, wheels aligned, clear windshields without cracks or colored imperfections, all OK and 0: you an guarantee no trouble? Does, your emergency brake pass-the city test enough to save you an expensive fine? Does your muffler leak, or gas line, is the oil system pumping properly, the battery in good working order, speedometer tell- ing C to trouble? the truth, tires clear of all cracks and bruises? Can you pass the test or are you driving 11, Let's talk it over today. 0' 0' BOOK Milted Margit W.MS. The regular meeting of the 4.Inited Church W.M.S, was held Friday .after- noon at the home of IVIrs. Wm. Elliott. Mrs. Fraser was the leader for the meeting and followed the pro- gramme in the Missionary Monthly. The meeting opened with -.H.Y-Tnn 255. Mrs. Fred Johann read the Scripture. The secretary Mrs, Bath-erford read the minutes of tbe last meeting, Some articles for the bale were received. Mrs. Martin read the chapter from the Study Book, Mary Elliptt gave two musical numbers. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Fraser after which Mrs. Elliott served a dainty lunch, W. I; Meeting The next W.I. meeting is to be held in the Community Hall on June 10th. The meeting will commence at 2.30 and Miss Mary Love, Huron County health nurse will be guest Speaker. Roll Call will be "What I keep in my medicine cabinet and why". At 3 p.m. a pluitographer is coming to take a photo of the Women's In- stitute' group for the Tweedsmuir Book. Will all who are members at present, and all those who have at any time been members of the Bel- more W.I. please accept this as an invitation to come to this meeting, as we would like to have as complete al photograph as possible. W.I. Canvass Success The Women's Institute canvass for the Salvation Army has been com- pleted and a little over 8200.00 has been sent in. The following ladies did the collect- ing: Mrs. D. Eadie, Mrs. R. Appleby, Mrs. E. Fraser, Mrs, A. Jeffray, Mrs. J, Harper,Mrs, W. Curie, Mrs. W. Darling, VIrs, F. Dustow, Mrs. E. Jeffrey, Miss Jean Dickson, Mrs. E. Renwick, Mrs. I, Haskins, Mrs. A. Fitch, Mrs. Robt, Nickel and Mrs. T. Abraham, ' The W.I. wishes to thank all these 4 ladies for their assistance. Whitechurch Minister Preaches Rev. R. D. A. Currie of White- church occupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian church on Sunday after- noon and took his text from John 8- 36, "If the Son shall make you free, 1 you shall be free indeed," The choir sang a special number. Address on Palestine Rev. R. J. Boggs, of Molesworth gave an address in the Presbyterian 1 church here on Sunday evening, under the auspices of the W.M.S. He dealt with his sojuorn in Palestine during the tear, and in a reverent and interesting way 'painted a word pic- ture that made the places mentioned , 1 Hold Shower for Couple A Shower was held in the Hall on Friday night for Mr, and Mrs. Walter Renwick thee Mary Will). A large ,crowd was in attendance. Music was provided by the Western Five. During the evening an address was read by Doris Doubledee and the presentation of a sofa bed and chair to match also a purse of money was made by Allan Wylie, Jack Inglis, Raymond Gowdy, Elmer Merkley, Ralph Dickson and Orval Dustow. The recipients thanked all: those present and also those who had in any way assisted. Personals Miss Margaret Grant, of Btussels, is visiting her niece Mrs. Thos. Abra- ham and Mr, Abraham. VgW.5 OF /31,4i,gVALE elebrates 94th Birthday-- Has 57 Grandchildren We regret to report that Mr. James. S. Darling is under the Dr's, care at present, but hope he will soon ims prove. We all rejoice that Mies Jean .Inglis who has Spent the past two years in. Freeport San. was able to return home last week. Mrs. Robert Nickel spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nickel, near Fordwich, Mrs. John Harper and Mr. ,end Mrs. Bruce Harkness spent the week-end in Toronto, Mr, David Harkness returned there with them, after spending two weeks visiting friends here, in the New Testament seem very real. Mrs. Alvin Mundell and Mrs. Mac- Donald of Luckn,ow, sang a duet, Wins Cup' at Festival Master Billy Jeffray, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jeffray on the cup don- ated by the Tiger Dunlop Women's In- stitutes and suitably inscribed, by taking first place in the 9 year old and under boys' vocal solo class at the Huron Co. Musical Festival at Goderich last week. His cousin Johnny Railer got a certificate for winning 2nd place in the 11 years and under boys' vocal solo. He had 86 points, Billy had 87. Both boys were among the prize win- ners at the preliminary festival at Bluevale, so were eligible to go on to Goderich. - Birth COWING—In Kincardine Hospital, on Wednesday, May 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gowing (nee Irene Curie) of Tiverton, a son. Congratu- lations, Personals Mrs. A. Scott and Bessie are at present staying with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Scott helping- take care of the latter, who has been unwell for a long time. FOR FIRE, LIFE & AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Call Stewart A. Scott Phone Wingham REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Representing : Dudley E. Hahne* LIstottrel datatatatataat iiiii t iiiiiiii t iiiii tttt tttttt agalatatatata ' Mr, and Mrs, John Farrell visited Sunday. evening with Mrs. Allen Rob- inson and her mother Mrs. Russell, of Tiverton. Mrs. Nelson Louttit, of Wingham, spent last Monday with her sister Mrs. John Farrell and Mr. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nickel and girls, of Breslau, spent the week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickel. Mrs. J. H. Martin spent Wednesday in Toronto and while there attended a Women's Missionary Meeting in connection with the Toronto Confer- ence. 0 Mr. an d Mrs. Karl Steinback and children of London, have this week moved into the Casemore house. Mr. Steinback will operate a welding shop here and we join in welcording them to our village. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fitch attended the flower service in Wing- ham United Church and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker and family, Misses Joy and Maxine McNee spent the week-end with relatives at the Nile. They assisted with the service of song at the Nile Church Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Steinback and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Douglas on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy attended the Complete Automotive Service =0.0 0.. t0 t0) a ii"=1010, 401=0 WINGHA1VI'MQTQRS TWO FULL FLOORS OF BARGAINS These discounts apply on our entire line of Blazers, Dresses, Socks Jeans, Swim Suits, Shorts and Other Summer Needs.. as well as to our COMPLETE STOCK OF FLOOR COVERINGS. PURDOW'S Ladies' and Children's Wear CONTINUES TILL SATURDAY 20 ALL LADIES' I 0 Suits, Spring Coats, off Shorties and Hats. 0 he 0off Raengyuliatermtartked wPhorilce stoesorne 10=0) 0 0 0' RONATION SPECIALS je AW SHUCKS. RANGE FEEDING IS GETTING 100 BIG A CHORE. EVERY TIME I WANT GRAIN GROUND AND MIXED I HAVETO 00 THIS. GOT TO PAY FOR ITA5 WELL /woo," 41.7/ die HERE, I'LL GIVE YOU A NEW WRINKLE. SEE THESE.THEY'RE ROE. RANGE CONCENTRATE PELLETS. rcNITI-ArGOOD WILL THEY Vo, 06d ? THESE PELLETS SAVE YOU TIME,WORK, MONEY AND EQUIPMENT. FOR INSTANCE, WITH ROE MANGE PELLETS YOU DON'T NEED HOPPERS, YOU JUST THROW THE FEED ON THE. GIZOU ND "SAY, THAT'S NOT BAD, DOC. WHAT ELSE dAN THEY DO ? WELL, YOU DON'T NEED TO GRIND OR MIX ‘).OUR GRAIN. ALL YOU DO FOR FAST, STURDY GROWTH 45 FEED YOUR GRAIN WHOLE AND BALANCE IT WITH ROE RANGE CONCENTRATE PELLETS. FOR BIRDS 6TO 8 WEEKS OLD PEED I PART PELLETS TO 2 PARTS GRAIN, GRADUALLY INCREASING GRAIN UNTIL I PART PELLETS TO 4 PARTS GRAIN ARE USED FOR 131 ROS 5 TO 4 MONTHS OLD. BUT REMEM8Ea- WHEN ay 2 PARTS I MEAN BY WEIGHT NOT MEA5(.10. ROE RANGE. CONCENTRATE PELLETS 0.41/1 TIME, MONEY, LABOR, EQUIPterr AND WASTE NtieateRowmAsenkom 011eiNTR.4110 Iva Fool 4, 4 ter* Howson & Howtdrl, Winghairi\ • RelOttive Co-op, iieigros*C Ross Anderson, Belgraye elitieVOle Milling Co., BitieNtile 111141111.414,444moiMum IrDn d th® .4e By Roe Farms Service Dept. 4