HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-10-17, Page 12regular 'SLOILIRY
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The fall sale Another view of the.rUmMage sale with rack upon rack of clothing in the background,
was held ,Saturday afternoon's in the areta,,,
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"400,1rinics, (10t, 1.11.
1NDAY MORNING BLAZE
thosr;.-,this -)4114lne*alt.--ViriOn
to b ,ippreoiatod„ • •
147.4.1.4e. tits paVilinn. a -00Intert
station '19041 limestone and Wan,'
ey aidtns w li. ll ,coestruoteti,
toilets :will
ing the necessity of keeping nil
present earth. tollete, Nc(ater sltpply
,coolcing, etcetera, wilt
he piped to various 1)0140 In the
Park .frern three different wells,
An. .extensive , road s y s t ern
through the, camping .section pro-
Ades easy access to •each of the
One bOrldred ,camp sites that are
being „prepared. Each cal psite. will
be identified by 'a number and Its
boaridaries..nlarkeil on aell corner
with Pedal' posts, Coeking'grills
and refuse containers will be -part
')f each unit. The size Of each unit
will be -approSlinately 2,000 square
Net,
-A comfort - station, •ideriticiil in
detail .;to the ope situated in the
picnic area will be constructed in
she centre of the camping.area. • .
The many people' who were ,turn-
ed away. last summer because of
leek of facilities will be welcome
nett year.
Neighbors help save furniture from the blazing home of Cordon W. Rogers in. as WaWanosh ToWn- •
ship, on Sunday 'morning. ,The two-storey home was completely destroyed by fire in two hours: 'The
Wingham Fire Brigade was hampered in its efforts to - put out the fire by a strong wind and lack of a
gOod water supply.
rij uries Treated
(Continued from Page one.)
zrionald A. Willis, Brussels, re-
ceived a painful injury to his left
ankle when he fell over a fire hose
while. out on a tire call. After
tr,ea'tment at the Wi m ngha
.tal ,he was allowed to return to
dom e,
:tin Friday Harry Gall, of Bid-
Here is your opporfunity to buy New Fall and Winter
Merchandiie at:Real'Sivingi ! Drastic ReductiOns
are offered throughout the store with discounts on all
merchandise not sPecifically advertised,
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
FLANNELE'rTE J.)!
BLANKETS
Seensids, of . a. Regular $5.95
White'!With coloured borders . :
$i*e 70i x4'90
L .. . 152 ON
grave, was admitted to the Wing-
ham General Hospital with a badly
injured arm. Mr. Gall caught the
sleeve of his coat In a corn- har-
vester and although there was no
fracture, his arm was burned by
friction caused by the twisting ac-
tion of the' coat.
On Monday of this week
Short, an SO-'ea'r-old Carrie man,
was admitted to Wingbara Hospi-
tal following . a fall in which he
received painful injuries to his
right hip. There wore no fractures
and Mr. Short was detained at the
hospital where he is described as
being in satisfactory condition.
Ruth Michie, 1.1, daughter of Mr.
and 'Mrs. George Miehic, of R.R.
4, Brussels, fell from a horse and.
was taken to Wingham •Gerieral
Hospital with a fractured shoul-
der. The accident happened on.
Monday. The girl is. still in hospi-
tai but her condition is satisfac-
tory.
Nylo-Gab zip-in lining
topcoats for, year round
wear
Zip the lining in fur cold Wea-
ther protection and remove • it
during mild weather. '
we shows each night
First at 1.15
Fri., Sat., Oct 18-10-20
Bob •Hope Eva Marie Saint
George Sanders
"That Certain Feeling"
This consistently amusing pic-
ture from start "to finish is the
•
story of a popular comic Strip
artist who becomes drunk with
.success and causes appealing
e.- work to take a nose-dive,
OIlt:NEW
0MPLETE ..
STOCK MAW"'
PALL-Anil WINTER
COATS
In - Tweeds, Fleeces, Alaaris
'ClOths and Strauss FahrIefi
Seetifids'cif a .iegular $6.95 line
White with :coloured borders
Size; 70 ;x1.00 .: Qn
ONLY oct
FLANNELETTE .
• mew Fall 'stock of . top
ity ,Flanneletteslave arrived, . .
. see alt.the attractive pew/ floral
patterns and stripes<
Children's and. Novelty Patterns
•
Topss Chief
Designer says--
"Moie than
ever, it's the. •
Trim Ltioltr'',
PROVINCIAL PARK
TO PROVIDE FOR
CA PEA PUBLIC
"We introduced theTrim Look'
into Canada—now it's the most
popular style? Men everywhere
like its trim, natural lines and
fit, It's right for.you, too."
TAILORED-TO-MEASURE
Club Clothes $49.95 2
"Tip TOp" Clothes $59,95 -2 pc.
Fleet Street Clothes $72 .50 z pc.
Exclusive with
Sfiades Of Grey.
Taupe.
In 'sizes 34 to 46
HERE IS
EXCEPTIONAL .
VALUE AT AN
AMAZINGLY '
LOW PRICE
Reg. — $29,50 ,
Speciti 1° niversarif -:.
O ff or4LY
.gOo .ar.kction •of',3mArt'
COtton ,Prints. ,
' Reg. 49c to 69c' yd.
SPECIAL .
SALE PRICES
Group 1."
;e97.50* for
Group.,.
$39,50
Croup 3. 'Reg.'tk
sl $59.50 , for Vta.otr
advertOed Items, Remnant Counter,1 Price Table
Mon., Tues., Wed., Oct. 22-23-24
Sane Russell Richard E_gaa
lit
"REVOLT OF
MAMIE STOVER"
(Adult)
This' has .Miss Russell starred
as the hostess in a dance hall
• 'Where she becomes the Star
attraction. ,
Situated on the Sauble Myer, a
couple of miles north of beautifiii
Sauble huaeh, Sauble Falls Provin-
cial Park is a hive of activity these-
ys.
Extensively used by' pictiekers"
this summer, the natural beauty
of this park. will be enjoyed by -
amours as well next summer. Pro-
jects designed to ,add to the com-
fort and convenience of users of
the park are now well under 'way,
Id if the weittlicr co-operates,
should he completed this fall.
The park will be .divided into
picnic and camping areas by a buf-
fer of beautiful hard maple' trees,
providing a measure of privacy for
campers. On the picnic side, a rus-
tic pavilion is almost complete,
This will seat 'approximately one
hundred people, and, provides four
cooking grills as well. Constructed
of local limestone and heavy fir
TIP TOP TAILORS
UPHOLS'T'ERY Ends
A good selection of Tapestry. Enda
hi very ATTRACTIVE shades And
designs suitable Toe covering
chairs, to.
SUEDE JACKETS
Another very outstanding anniver-
sary offer in fine Suede' &diets,
Shades - Brown, NikVy e i Q QQ
Reg. $200 SPECIAL 0000
MEN'S PANTS
Our now Fall 'stock of SMART
Slacks Atonsisting •of Gabardinea,
'31elbOunie Flannels, de, in plaiii '
shades and smart to Ac
vetoes. ONLY tP if*"
DON'T MISS THIS SENSATIONAL (MITER -
Select your Suit from our stock of Gabardines, and.
All Wool Worsteds — a full range• Of sizes from 35 to
46 in EXCELLENT ahades and weaves, s
'Reg. Values $49.50 to $69.50
Anniversary
Sale 31/2 Price
JAPKETS
A 'Rio** Of 'Jackets, 'In'eludfng
VveolV,:otti
WHEELING YARN
emiutANcio of 2 & plY All Wool Wheeling Yarn in Mack and ()trey Only,
SPECIAL 39 c skein
3 skeins for $1.00
WORK CLOTHING
STOCK lit' NOW en your
',Monti in rail aitcl Wintei Clothing
084110414.S,
SWATS, S111:001t$,
at Special Reductions
A Ierrille selection to (*nese frOin achile—Of the
ssirAst.ic!sT shades And styles YOU
Regular $4.95 to $5.95
SPEEtIAL-, r "4 r 1. a '•• . 4 4
NYLONS.
IleyS' lined •Lealliter 11111 is ettongly.
Otadb for tugged weir. A. '0°1'0 otinen'S slightly 4 0( -d g 1
Hats, Minable 68 a Ai 95 h.. scuff ' oie work .....„„„ •
Reg, ae
Ladies' 51 Gauge, 1st Quklity Nylons to snuttt Nhodea fOr 1('OIL
SPECIAL '89 c 0,
Buy NOW and SAVE on Eall and Winter Merchandise. Every Item in the Store' at REDUCED Prices During'Sale D
WIN&HAM
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