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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-11-14, Page 12131 burbon ac Are Tops For All Ages FOR DAD - SUBURBAN COATS, The- most practical coat on the market - these Suburban Coats are everything one could desire, in one small ;kindle Lightweight, but snug and warm, made from top grade woollen fabrics, seine with nylon blends, See the SMART 0141#14S that make up this handsome, jacket. Silver' Grey, Med. •Grey, Charcoal And FaWk .PRICE -$19.95 and $21 cAg. COATS' . made from cotton and nylon febrie in rain, repellent BAIA in a Light Cream tone, A real sharp looking sport jacket light in weight yet 'warm as a blanket; Thick nylon pile lining, in upper 'half, lower half of .quilted lining. ' Price $24.95 • EDIGH "The Friendly Store", FOR LAD - SUBURBAN COAT I::: smart little Suburban Coats; just like'. in Oades of Med. Grey, Charcoal and Fawn. ...... . „ . ... ... . . 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Winglimn AdyasseeMmes, WednesdaY; Nsfv, 1.4, 195 PERSONALS „Fditors Note; This biweekly ",atticle series will contain interesting facts about hospitals, and is published as a public service by this newspaper in co-operation with the Ontario Hospital Asso- Whyeldaoteiosna. nurse wear a cap? Florence Nightingale, the Pioneer Why do styles vary in different hofer Instgaddeerhnts jilt:S.11;6f): Sdoehisiegnheadraifhogr hospitals? What is the significance schools have retained their origi- nal caps with slight modifications, From history and from fact it Others have changed out of Accos- ts ,knoWn that lineage of a nurse's sits notinee wthaestrhaobrlie or gin baalcd iaapeswbeorrr.e cap. dates , back to the days wheneither a bridal veil signified a young ate,frills that necessitated special laundering.R woman's humility and obedience The caps of some graduate to her husband. This custom was nurses have a black band, others common to the Romans and since two bands and some dietitians have many Roman , matrons gained re- three short stripes on one corner. nown for their interest in nurs- ing, the "veil" became a symbol of There are somehistoricuis who their service 'to humanity. maintain 'that the black band, er In Queen Victoria's day, all wo- men wore caps indoors. This could account for the frilly cap that 01( e Waved thet4it411t et .44fir i r.d ogaatioe of 4110090m. T.14.4! ra110 'etuliookkutioah:" approaches he outhitte.d were price supports, orderly marketing,*ad *ado 01,0 co-operatives. r.Ifahaim, 040 , grohad that 10Q% parity Price§ was ,aa 1114'" cabbage t possible and unrealistic. approa.W. • to Canada's agricultural oblem,,. bee44100 it would inevitably create unmanageable surpluses. r. TO/Pepticrn in honour of Mr„ from Vinaghgag, London, mildmaY, . 01 411otd; Chatham, Clinton, Luek- *' and Toronto, The, hostesses were Mrs, Eric Schneider Mliclmay and Mrs, Frank McConnell, of London, The young .1;OPPIC were presented with numerous gifts gad. meggy. , 7.'hey ipnt the evening in, dancing. 0 at tics Elizabeth Arden's Great Classic Fragrance Matra a rtrii"eni.117117117;,tiresiiini" I 4. Vragranea4 Auer as lavishly as you ,please': for it is the li ght version of one of the world's great classic Perfumes. Blue Grass Flower Mist, $2.08; 8 3.50, 41~Kibbons 53 ' WINGHP.M Michel and Mrs. H, Donations for bale of used clothing to be sent to ovcrscas mission to be left at the church by November 15th, giss Emma Palethorpe a social Service worker recently returned from Korea, will be guest speaker in Gorrie United Church. on Sun- day, November 18th, at 8 o'clock, Turnips are good mixers! Try sliced celery and green beans, or mix turnip strips, green peas and mushrooms, or combine turnip cubes and green peas in a cream sauce. and gr. anci Mrs. George Scott,. -Mr. and "trs If, 0, Stevens, of Montreal, spent days r e of her brot el' vr, Mrs, Fre d Davidson, -Mrs. Chris Nethe hgeraivseisitser:Par Mary McCallum, eNirw7cOdaaplyflusraw7le4; -Miss Jean Hobden of Hamilton spent the weekrend with her sister, Mrs, Wally Haselgrove, Mr. Has- elgrove and baby. -NEr, Charles CUrrle of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Frank McConnell, Bert Kirkton, Mr. Reg. Tjvot, Miss Marjorie Cabs, Mr. and Mrs. Wine- garden of London and Miss Laur, Inc Hocigins of Liman spent the Week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Currie. LY(E Theatic Two shows each night First at 1.15 • Thurs., Fri., Sat., NoY.• 15-16-11 ..Tyrone Power Kim Novak in "THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY" The career and doMestic life of the ,popular and affable band- leader, who died Omit five years ago. Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 19-2041 Jane Wyman Van Johnson. in "MIRACLE IN THE RAIN" Thi story of the romance be- tween a lonely New fork Steno- grapher. and .on eqUally, lonely soldier. GUIDE CHOSEN TO ATTEND CAMP, A Durham Guide, Karen CV- Brecht, has been chosen as one Of four girls from this district to attend Camp Keewaydin on Nov ember 9, 10 and 11. Karen, who will be 16 later 'this month, has her gold Cord. She was chosen by guide leaders from a group who , attended camp at Keewaydin more than .a year ago but was notified only recently. A Hanover guide, Joyce Martin, will accompany her to camp. The 32 girls attending will sleep out- doors in tents. Sixteen of the guides,, attending last. week-end were chosen to' go to the World Guide Camp at Doe Lake next summer. Karen is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fred O'Brecht.-Dur- ham Chronicle FINANCE.' ADDRESSES 'ANNUAL FEDERATION. 'MUM The twentieth annual rikeetIng of the Ontario Federation of Agri- culture held November 5 .to 8, in Toronto completed an unusually heavy agenda, Some two hundred and twenty delegates and directors, plus another •two hundred guests and county observers attended the sessions, Lloyd Jasper, president pf , the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, in opening the meeting, predicted that PQ arrOeciable rise in net farm income for 1957 is foreseen, A resolution, among many others, Was 'passed asking. the provincial 'government to increase its finan- cial ,support. of the Department of Economics of the, Ontario Agrtcul- Wei College, The meeting felt that research in farm organization, marketing, and in many ef the fields in whivii co-operatives are operating require intensified econ- omic research. The meeting, in resolution, asked the Ontario and Federal govern- ments, that if any additional mar- keting legislation, or amendments to present legislation is required by a Supreme Court decision, this should be carried out. The meeting approved of the in- corporation of the Ontario` Federa- ,tion of Agrigulture, This will pro- vide better representation to Ont- ario farmers and provide liability 'protection to the organization's officers, The Hon. Walter Harris, federal Minister of Finance, in addressing the second' day of the meeting, said that Canada could not long Afford an agricultural policy which created surpluses. He predicted that. an increasing Percentage of Canada's agricultural production, with, the exception of Wheat, would be consumed on the domestic market. Dr. Herbert Hannam, president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, in discussing parity income, said that it could be If You've TIRED ALL THE TIME _ Everybody gets a bit run-down now and Sten, tired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just 'a temporary toxic condition caused .by excess acids and wines. That's the time to lake Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys, and so help restore their normal action of removing excess acids and wastes. Then you feel better, sleep better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue bet with the red head at all *nails. Yes can depend in Digs. 53 The meeting On ita last day's agenda, approved a resolutiOn Ralf- ing the Federal • Government.' to, amend its. Pipeline Act, so that' farmers would ,be provided With in-, creased protection in easement contracts with utility and pipeline companies, The annual meeting aPPrOVC4 in principle an increased budget for the cintario Federation of 'Agri- culture, • 60SPEL 'Reirular Stin d,sy ride t . OntidaY' Schaal 'IOU Remamber1 40. 414 0 I.444- 4kt 11,16 einaliei Meeting" at 4;90 Each Thursday cvialrki Prayer Meeting and Bible Rt ..030TIMAZig Today and Tomorrow "HFR,E, .HEALINV • 111_4 'P'erfficl 'St, Mario, Of Lon- Wesley Trimble on Thursday, Nov. I Mrs, Annie McCay and her Milk the forsacr Jean Currie, was ember 15, at 8,15 p,ro, The North- brother, MI. Crazier visited /004 1,50' guests Were present E. Toner, Mrs. J. wood, Mrs., ,Q, 4400s, *0d the home of Mr, and Xr,s- ern Helpers Will have charge of the for a few days at Iggerefield and Gee. Carrie en $aturdaY evening. program...Lunch eorciMitte% Mrs, PraYtOn renewing did: acquaint- Untied Church News -Mr,. jos, 'Crozier of Weyhtirli, Newlyweds WARM-The Woman's Assoc, says., bas visited the past week with Ms sister, Mrs.. Annie MON" lation of the gorrie United church will meet at the homes. of Mrs, USED CARS, TRUCKS TRACTORS 1954 Meteor, 2-Tone Special Niagara Sedan, -a real buy. 1954 Ford. Mitinline Coach real buy 1954 Ford 2-Tone Tudor Coach, extra good 1953 Meteor Black Fordor Sedan, like new, very low mileage , 1952 Dodge Panel, newly overhauled and painted 1951 Dodge Sedan --- a snap 1951 Consul Sedan - cheap transportation 1949 Meteor Sedan - thoroughly overhauled and painted 1951 Ford 8N Tractor and Plough-- completely overhauled All above units guaranteed, thoroughly overhauled and winterized. HURON MOTORS Ltd. A. D. MacVVILLIAM FORD - MONARCH Wingham Phone 237 bands, serve as a mark of mourn- ing and a: tribute'to the memory of Florence Nightingale. Regardless of its origin the cap AMMONIUM has become traditional in nursing schools throughout the .world. It, is a permanent symbol of service, to humanity, in the constant strug- gle which hospitals wage in the war against sickness,, pain and in- jury. 4.5 • ... .... UY N NOW A D SAVE f. Bedroom Suites DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE, BED Reg. $249.00 SALE Ponger finish (light walnut) $198.00 DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE, BED Walnut finish Regular' $219.00 SALE $185.00 DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE, BED Regular $249.00 SALE .. . Magnolin finish (light) 44: $198.00 DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE, BED Walnut finish $149.00 Regular $189.00 SALE . .. DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE, BED Silver Mink finish (light grey) Regular $179.00 SALE , ; ; $19.00, DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE;. BED Plastic finish two-tone Light Brown ti AA and White - Reg. $189.00'SALE , 411 41"" V V DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE, BED Chinchilla finish (Light Grey) ti 00 Regular $195.00 SALE 4.." 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