HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-04-18, Page 5For a Better Lawn . . .
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BONE MEALE
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115 25 lbs.
LAWN. FENCE
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Green, 36" high ft. 25c
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Solid rubber tires, • all
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Tray size 30" x 23" T
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Paint Roller *and Tray
7" mohair roller, all metal
tray SPECIAL $1.79
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1-inch and 2-inch size.
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SWEET CLOVER
* SMELT Seine NETS
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Price Price
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3 qt. Sauce Pan • • . . $ 9,65 $ 7.7$
4 qt. Sauce Pan „ „ S10,75 $ 8.6.0
10" Skillet .. „ . , $10,95 $ 8.75
4 qt. Straight Kettle . , 811.25 $ 9.00
6 qt. Straight Kettle , $1325 $10.60
5 qt. Dutch Oven .. „ , ..$16,00 $12,80
6 cup Coffee Perk . - $12.50 $10.00
2 qt. Double Boiler $11,85 $ 9,45
3 qt. Double Boiler , $13.75 $11.00
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Farm Grass & Clover Seeds
Reg. $13.95 SALE
6 cups, 6 saucers,
6 plates 1 sandwich
.'or cake plate in .
. floral pattern.
Figure Design
Regular $8.25 ,
• $7.49
$4,95
OF W.M.S. MEETING
ST. HELENS The E a s t'e r
Thankoffering 'of the W.M,S, Vi?as
held in the church. on Tuesday with
Mrs, W, I. Miller Presiding,
The theme of the ;worship ser-
vice was "Rejoicing in Hope." MrS.
Lorne Woods read "What Does.
Easter Mean to You ?" and tilie
story of the resurrection was read
in unison.
MrS'. Alek Murdie ettire the c 1- .
tation on Easter, as a season of
gladness and joy and As a time for
resolve. 'Mrs. Frank McQuillin gave
the meditatiOn on the cross and
Mrs. John Cameron on the ,resur-
rection. Mrs. T. Todd read of
the Easter festival-Victorians liv-
ing. The treasurer reported that
$30 had been sent to the Presbyter-
ial treasurer.
The theme of the, meeting of the
W,A, that followed was "The
Easter Gladness." The president,
Mrs. T. J. Todd was in charge and
the meeting opened with the theme
hymn, prayer and creed.
Mrs. Eldon Miller read the
Scripture lesson and - Mrs. John
Cameron, the lesson thoughts. At
the conclusion a pleasant social
hour was spent when' lunch was
served by Miss Annie Durnin: and
Mrs. Frank VeQufilin.
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Ironing
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FENCING
Scroll top, painted Green *
12" high 15c ft.
18" high 19c ft.
* MEADOW' FESCUE .. . . . 25c
WE SELL' THE SEEDS THAT GROW!
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LADINO, CLOVER ...
ORCHARD' GRASS
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Gold Trim English Quality China . .
V Snack Sets
• $20.00 bus.
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' -$8.50 hus,
$20.00 bu.,.
... !.. 85c ,1).
30c lb
30c ll;
of colored vinyl with unbreakable handles
MIRE 25c -DOUBLE HUTCH 69c
* SINGLE WITH BELLS .... 35C •
MISTS AT DELMORE 1341,4gottm_TN, WOrnen's M1S4 I I oopary sogiety of dorrie PreebY" I Wier/ Chu rch jOinerl With, the 1004
n 14rlie$ to h(Ar Mrs, LOON Fort.Une, ro guest speaker et the Eaeter Thank.,
'offering Of the Wornen'a Mission-
Society Of Xnox PresOyterlelt
Chayrtrir'se,h reonrtrit;h4tlersedaamy,
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sentative of the presbyterial' eIteeti-
1111 tive to present to the society a
challenge to indiVideal steWard-
ai ship. She emphasized the need to
as consecrate time, talents, money,,
1111 that the work to which the soele-
ty is committed may continue to I flourish, Mrs. A. Mundell comple-
111 rativeeneci materials. ilereinaVkS with illustra'
a Mrs. R, McKague, the president,
opened the meeting with the call
to worship and 111M/cation, Mrs.
K, C, Press read the Easter story
from the Gospel of Luke and a a a short meditalion on that passage,
ill An invitation to attend the as ThAultoffering of the Bluevale Soc-
a' lety in May was accepted„Mrs. Mc-a Kew/0 and Mrs. Leeson were al)-
n pointed as delegates to the Mait-
land Presbyterial in Brussels on No
May 22,
Mrs. I. Leeson chose from the
n Glad Tidings articles which feat-
as ured the educational aspects • of
III the society's work. Mrs. Darling 11111 wi read a news letter from Rev. Jas.
NI Dickson of Formosa in which he
n reviewed the recent progress of the,
as mission on that land,
Life membership certificates 6111 . were presented to Mrs. G. Mac-
." Adam and Mrs. S. Inglis in aPPreei-
n ation of the work they are doing
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Funeral has harm held for 4*
Mary Margaret Wilson, w4,440'".
Of Rev- f, Wilrion,. (armor :pasi,''j'
tar of XerriSdalo Presbyterian
Horn in Huron County; Ortk4'; '
Mrs. WO a; glanoter 0 the .
late Mr. and Mrs. John AgnaW7
pioneers of western Ontario,
She came tp Yancoutter with her
parents in 1914 and married there,
In 1922, Mr, Wilson waS appointed
superintendent of ,mtssions for
Northern Alberta with headquar-
ters in Ban/Onto/1,
In 1034, Mr", Wilson retired and
the couple returned to Vancouver,
Mr. Wilson died in Am,
Mrs, Wilson Was an amtato:
landscape 'and china painter. She
lived at 1670 HarWood.
She is survived by two Step-
daughters, Lucy Wilson of Van-
couver, and Mrs. W. A, MeLoinnan
of New Westminster; two stepsene!
John, Honolulu 4and Dr. Donald
Wilson, Edmonton; a brother, 'at.
John Agnew, Ohio, and a sister,
Mrs, Walter T, Hall, Pasadena,
Cal.
Rev. Robert Cunningham and
Hey. H. E". Horton conducted the
service; Burial Was, in the Masonic
section of Mountain View Ceuie-
tery, •
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Chest:High Seal-Dri Waders
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Prayers by Mrs. D. McPherson
concluded the meeting after 'which
all joined in brief social' fellow-
ship, Mrs. S. Robinson, on behalf
of the Gerrie society, thanked the
Belmore ladies fold their hospital-
ity.
Mrs. John Dustow
Was Belmore Native
BELMORE---tWord has just been
received by the Dustow families
here, of the death of their. sister-
in-law, Mrs. Jelin Dustow, on
Wednesday, April 11th, in Van-
couver, B.C.
Mrs. Dustow was the former
Bella McLeod, a dmighter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sandy MeLeed. Her early
life was spent in Belmore, After
her mother's death, she kept house
for her father until her marriage.
They will be remembered by many
of the older people of the corn-
mimity, -
She was 78 years of age. Her
husband predeceased her about
four years ago. After their mar-
riage they lived for a time in Tor-
onto, later moving, to Vancouver,
ST. HELENS
-ST, KELENS-Mrs. Hugh Ruth-
erford, who suffered a Slight
stroke recently, is making faVour-
able progress in the.Wingham Hos-
pital.
Terry Wilson had his tonsils re=
moved in the Wingham Hospital on
Saturday.
Play Presented on
Wednesday Night
ST. HELENS-The play, "'rho.
Many Relatives" was presented by
the Belgrave and Plyth A.Y.P A.
in the community hall on Wednes-
day evening under the auspices of
the Women's Institute,
Clark Johnston sang between the
acts and dancing to music by the
Wraith's with Mrs. Scott at the
piano brought an enjoyable even-
ing to a close.
At a class reunion the life-of-the-,
party approached a lady with the
remark: 'You know, I don't be-
Hoye you know Me froth Adam.'
`Of course I do,' she replied, 'you
have more clothes on.'