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The. Wineihitra Advance-Iftnell, WednehdaY• Nov, 604 19&.
GAVILLER, MONTOSH & WARD •
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
BELL. TELEPHONE., BUILDING.
• Walkerton Closrio.;
oar Sanders for rent,
at
ALEXANDER'S
. '.?resen ted W i th Gift
• klighteen Indies gathered At the
hone of MM. Harry Gerrie, on
Thursday evening last to enjoy an
evening with Mrs, Charles Salter,
who is leaving 1111s week for her
new bone irt. Kitchener,
The evening Was. Spent playing'
euchre, after o which Mrs. Salter
was presented with a lovely chair,
Lunch was served by the heat-
ess assisted by Mrs. Win. lE.4.131,
.• HARDWARE r Attention VeteranSt .
Q. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optornetript
Patrick St, Wingbam
Phone 770
Petteplace
Passes in Hospital'
The death occurred on 'Wed-
nesday, October 30th, of Mr, yin..
cent .Petteplace, 62, at the Wing-
ham 'General Hospital. 'T
Mr. Pettaplace, who lived at
Toeswater, was the father of, Mrs,
Vred Tucker, of Wingharn. •
The funeral service was held at
the Church -funeral home in Tees-
water,
SPECIAL
LOW RAIL FARES
TO THE.
ROYAL
AGRICULTURAL
'WINTER FAIR
GOSPEL HALL
Regular Sunday Services
Remembering the Loi'd 10 a.m.
Sunday School 11.15 a,m.
Gospel Meeting at 7.30 p.m.
Each Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
n
U
LYCEUM
Theatie
Two shows each MOO
First at 7,15
TORONTO, NOV. 15-23
FARE AND ONE-HALF
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Good going—Nov. l4th-23rd
incl.
Return—Leave Toronto not later
than. 'midnight, November 24th.
• Fall information
from any agent.
'Banquet for Veterans arid Wives
St. Paul's Anglican Church Basement 4.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th
at 6.30 p.m.
The public is cardiailll invited to attend I
• both services - 1 ' • - • •
1-7-55
' Thursday, Friday, Saturday
November 7 - 8 9
Greer Gerson, Ronald Coleman
'.in
"Random •Harvest",.
An unforgettable love story
from a best selling novel.'
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
November 11 - 12 - 13 •
THEATRE CLOSED
77etea gotgr:fg,
1F—you are using the mortgage.
plan of buying your home,
YOU should know about
our special
MORTGAGE ,INSURANCE
Consult—
FRANK C. HOPPER
--Representative—
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
tce enwood
wool Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Nov. 14-15-16
Bette St', John, Alexander Knox
in '
, "High Tide At Noon"
(Adult Entertainment)
The story, of a girl torn between
the love of two men and her
home amid the rugged beauty'
.• of Nova Scotia,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
NOvenaber '18 - 19 - 20 ,
THEATRE CLOSED '
B la n kets
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For. Comfort
,For Beauty
For
'Long:,
laStinig
value :
':‹O• . •
Thurs.: - Fri. - Sat. Nov. 31-22.23
Judy Holliday, Richard Cede
, • in
''FULL OF LIFE"-
An amusing comedy with Judy
Holliday, ' . . ...
DBolaicizientes.iniciainiidelnewt ouosa, Syhoowu ‘gyeteuonotyurths:olockg)olefstthgeis.aedleuxuoirtuvt 0
wool,' pre-shrunk, and beautifully waShulq: renwood blankets
assure unrivalled warmth without weigiq a a: we knoW you'll
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love all the wonderful shades. !,'
We suggest you buy your Kenwood the easy way -- join the
i Kerivvood .Club and after making a small 419ositi, a, Pass Book •
I . will be, given you to record e`adh payment." Watch the balance
I dwindle till the blanket is yours. •
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monday,.Tuesday, Wednesday
-November - 26 - 27
THEATRE' CLOSER
ThurS:- Fri. - Sat. Nov. 28-29-39
Norman Wisdom,
Maureen ,Swanson ,,.in
`UP IN THE WORLD'
The comic adventures of the
little man who, Starts 'big trouble
for gangsters who close in on
the son of 'a millionaire,
AMP
EDIGH
Pan Mt,
OFFERS
(Wingham) 'Limited
"THE FRIENDLY STORE" -
—Mr, and Mrs. Jeffrey Hawkins
and family of London visited with,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford
Bateson, at the week-end.
—Mrs. S. A, Murray is visiting
with her son, Walter' Murray and
family, of Richmond. Hill and with
her son, Kenneth Murray and
family of Cooksville.
—Mr. and . Mrs. Pete Bennett
and family, of Ingersoll, were week-
end visitors with the latter's 'par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, James Seli.
at IVIoncton and visited on Sun-
day with Mitchell relatives. •
—Mr, and Mrs, Philip McMillan
and Isabel' of Lueknow visited on'
Sunday with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Hugh Sinnamon, Minnie St,
—Mr, and 1VtrS, W. W. Armstrong
left on Saturday to, spend, the
winter months in Florida.
—Mr. and Mrs, John MeinteS
were in.London on Sunday, where
they visited with the latter's- bro-
ther.
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SS;I —Miss Letitia Robinson left OR
Sunday to spend the winter months
P
F.1280NALs rv.j.thvrrre.lcatairvnlesartincoTuotz and
laugh-
ter, Maryann, of Ottawa, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs: R. A, Coutts, John Street.
—Mrs.,Norman Keating repre-
sented te Women's Institutes of
West Huron district at the first
national convention , of the Feder-
ated Women's Institute of Canada,
held at the Chateau Laurier, Ot-
tawa, October 28-31.
' —Mrs.Rex R
and
Mo
ichardson and Mrs.
Joe Ross.children, of Detroit,
visited on pday withIheir aunt,
Mrs; Gordon
ugh
Hall, Bluevalc and
Mrs. -H Sinnamon, Minnie
Street, Tiieir mother, Mrs. Wm.
1VreMichael, visited with her
‘,.k•„Mm., +XLM'd N.181dar-
NEW! SUPER„POWERE-D1.•
mother, Mrs, Bone, of Brussels
who has been very ill.
—A quiet birthday party was,
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Keating' on Tuesday of last
week. The party was in honor of
Mrs. Keating's motht3r, Mrs, David
Chamney, who was 82 that day,
and Miss Lobel Keating, Mr. Keat-
ing's aunt, whose 69th birthday
was on Wednesday, Mrs, Hayes,
of, the McKay Nursing Home, was
a'guest at dinner and for the eve.,
Mew.
PgRaNg;A:
--Mr. and MrS, Geo. C. Allen,. ot
Wyandotte, Mich., spent the week -
end "with Mrs, D. 13, Porter. Her
mother Mrs, Geo, Allen returned
home with them, after spending
some time there.
SALE
PRICt
—Mrs. Ldtitia Mitchell is visit-
!rig with her son, .Bert Mitchell,
Mrs, Mitchell and two sons of
Paisley.
—Miss Sane Hetherington and
Mr. Rae Hetherington are flying.
out to Winnipeg` on Friday to at-
tend the wedding of their brother
FiC H. I, Hetherington.
—Lev, Balser, Norman Keating,
Ken Simmons „and Jack Porter, all
of Elliot Lake, were home to at,-
tend the funeral of Harry Faegan
inGoderith Friday.
Complete with
Deluxe Tools 1:
gollt on
Whack
—Mr, Allan Nieed, of Carlin Bor-
den, son of Mrs. Annie Nicol, of
Winglia.m has left for Uplands, Ot-
tawa, where 'he is taking further
training as an aero-engine techni-,
*elan with the RCAF.
—Mrs, Lloyd Hingston left' otr
Thursday of-last week. to visit her
sister, Mrs, George Nicholson at
the Nile, near Goderieb. She re-
turned home on Tuesday of this
week.
—Mr. and Mrs, Bob Rae and
family of London, spent the,
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Pym,
—Mr, and Mrs foil Shortreed,
of Pickering, spent the week-end
with the former's sister, 'Miss
Anna Shortreed.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. wielding
Were Week-end Visitors hi Battle
Creek arid Marshall, MielL They
were accompanied by MisS. hone
Sutton„ Reg, N., of New Lislte,ard.
—10, 'and Mts. Gibson Rintoul
and suns, spent the weekend with
Merida at CarlOW.
4-Miss Grade Thorripstin of the
Stratford• Teachers' College, spent
the weekend With her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Thorripson, Diag-
onal Road.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert• Sinna.
Mon spent the week end' with het
pore's s, lend Mrs, osonv Roeh
Hot all the Modern Features Including -- 0010 • ''Full HorseiitiVei” *Or
Light Vinyl Hose • Paper Dust Bog • Eeisy-Glicle Rug Nozzle • Clip.on
' Tools • Swivel-Top • Adjustable SuciAon • riltec.• Now Beauty
Light • Rolls' cm Robber Swivel Wheel —Mrs, George Parrish arid Lin-
da, of Listowdl, spent the week.
end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Xing,
1Vfiss Hessie Parker, a 'fotiner
Wingham girl renewed 'acquaint-
ances in town last week and al-,
though it is over fifty years since
her faMily Moved from here to
London., she was very pleased to
be able to contact a few of the
school friends, Her father was 'the
„genial conduCtor on the Grand
Trunk TtailWaY NOW ONR) and
will he remembered.. by many of
the older residents, While hi town'
Shewas the guest of Mrs, Jim. Cart,
Patrick Street.
SMALL DEPOSIT DELIVERS ,—BALANCE EASY, TERMS SW
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Fractured Wrists
Come In Threes
Three patients were admitted to
the Winghain General Hospital on
Friday within an hour, all Suffer.
1ng from •.fractured. 'wrists sus-
tained in separate aceicleritS. •
PaVid :Stokes, the 10-year-old
son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Stokes, R.R. 2, fractured his.
left wrist when he fell while try-
ing to plinth a tree, Mrs,. Shirley.
Hackett, of H.H, 7, T.ieknov, frac-
UFO her wrist when she fell from.
it step-ladder in her home, Eleven-
year-old James MeNaughton, son.
of Mr, and Mrs, James IVfeNaugh-
ton,. of .:LticknoW,. OW off a Olin,
bar in the school .gyrimasium and
fractured his right wrist,. •
All. three • patients • required
.anaesthetics,and casts. and all
tvere. hospitlised,. Yesterday( their
Condition. was said by
'general Hospital officials, to be
Satififactory.
PERSONALS
--Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and' Mrs, 'Harold Wild were
Mr. and Mrs,, Stan Tackabury and
f'anaily, and Mr. anti Mrs. G, Steed-
man, all of London, . •
! —John Wild of Guelph spent
the week-end at the home of his.
parents, Mr, :and Mrs, Harold
Wild, • . • ,
—Mrs F. Sturdy is visiting with
her son, William, and 1);IrS,- Sturdy
and faMily,. of Owen Sound.
CHURCH PARADE
Sunday, Noveininr 10th, I
• Fall in at Legion Home at 10.30 a.m. sharp -1
to march .to VVingham United Church
Service to be conducted by Rev. D. J. MacRae 1-!!
CENOTAPH SERVICE -
Monday
7 •
November lith
Veterans and Legionnaires, members of that
ladies' Auxiliary to they Legion, Boy. Scouts,
Curl Guides Wolf Cubs, Brownies and members
of the Town Council, fall in at the Armouries
WI at 9.45' a.inti:
Guest Speaker: Capt. John Irvine, RCAPC #
Linda Hayden and Brenda MacLennan, both prize-winners, in the fancy dressed section for the over' 10's
have a word with, the third-prize-Winner, Alton Adams, The masqueraders were pictured during an; interva
in the fun at the Lions' Halloween party held in the town hail on Thursday evening,—A.-T, photo.
From left to right Doh 'Rintpul, Patsy Zurbrigg, Sandra Cameron, Eddie Ross, Lois Col...an and Ray COrrin,
all 'won priies at the Lions'' Hallowe'en Party. • The children were among more than two doien who
received prizes'for Hallowe'en disguises at the town hall on Thursday evening,
Specials This • Week
Meat Specials
Fresh PORK SHOULDERS .... lb. 35c
PORK LOIN ROAST lb. 55c
PORK CHOPS lb. 65c
Flat Rib BRISKET lb. 19c
Tablerite BOLOGNA .. 12 oz. pkg. 29c
Tablerite Sliced Back Bacon 1/2 lb. 55c
Grocery 'Specials
Lipton's Chicken Noodle SOUP MIX 10 pks. $1
Clark's IRISH STEW 2 for 55c
Sunny Morn' COFFEE . 1 lb. 73c
i Sno Kreem SHORTENING 2 lbs. 49c
SPA1VI 1 tin 47c
Baker's CHOCOLATE CHIPS \ 24c
Remington's IGA Market
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your grain
plus
111 tisne tommviiiik01 CO-OP
CONCENTRATE .1
I •this year. Mix Co-op Concentrates with your Stain and you I That full granary of yolits earl help you eta feeding eosts
nave on economical tent Mari-lowered feed. Lot Coopbail ~naitY Coneentrates bah your COWS give you an extra 1,000 lbs,
of milk , ce-op Wet Cbacentrates with Atilhestrol
in Aii re.MYtlit to ftits you trie 15051 gain ricr lb. Of feed
,0 TON tar ok result-getting acid eost-eutting feeding ro.otratn. Vol
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Belgrave Co.9perative
BELGRAVE,
Phone Brussels 1400 Wingharn 1065w
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