The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-08-17, Page 3Special Carpet News
From N. Welwood Carpets
Through August, famous BARRYMORE
• and HARDING rugs offered at
SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
Fine, high quality WILTON BABDTVVISTS, 80% Wool and,
20% Nylon, thick closely woven pile that means luxury" and
many years of wear . . .
as low as $10.95 per sq. yd.
Exciting new tufted BROADLOOMS with rubberized backing,
Wools,'Nylons, Duralon and Viscose, now at prices that compare
with almost any type of floor
from $6.95 per sq. yd.
And here's an extra bonus .offer:— with every rug purchase,
you receive at RATA' PRICE, the finest under-padding made,
"Cushion tread" for extra luxury and wear,
DROP IN THIS WEEK AND LOOK OVER ME LARGE
RANGE OF NEW SAMPLES. HAVE AN ESTIMATE FOR
YOUR ROOM. RUGS OR WALL-TO-WALL.
BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE
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AN-LON SISEATERS
CARDIGANS
all the new fall shades
Sizes 14: — 20
Now Only $5.98
Sizes 40 — 40
Now Only $6.98
SHORT SLEEVE
PULLOVERS
Sizes 14 — 20
Now $3.98
Sizes 40 — 40
Now $4.98
Many other styles in bulky and Shag sweaters
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1_11, OLIVES — Piggy Bank Jar ....... , 16 oz. 35c --= Van Camp 20 oz. tin II
ili PORK and BEANS 2 for 39c i
6 Salted mid Unsalted !,f3 lb. pack it
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F- SODA CRACKERS . — .... .... .. , ., 20c i1-.1
Good Luck MARGARINE.. 2 lbs. 59c
ill PRUNE NECTAR ... , . — . „ . „ „ 16 oz. 39c
it MIRACLE WHIP — ... — ....... 8 oz. jar 29c i
Cheery Morn' . 6 oz. jar -_til
INSTANT COFFEE . , . , . , . • ... , . , . , . — 97c
ill Ballet TOILET TISSUE . — ... — . 4 rolls 49c •=7;--
0 FLUFF° Shortening . ,, 11 11 „ ... . . . . . IL 33c ii
: CHICKEN LEGS and BREASTS — .... lb. 67e 0
Dad's Chocolate Chip CO9K1ES .. , 10 oz. 391c -1! •
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Open till 8.00 p.m. every day • Saturday to 10.00 p.m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Garniss
and Mr;'; and Mrs. Harry Garniss
of Wingham were Sunday guests
of Mr. acid Mrs. William Maxwell.
Master Brian Tait, Ajax, is spend-
ing a couple . of weeks with his
grandparents,. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hunt.
Mr. arra Mrs. John Gibson, Syca-
more, Ili., son of the late-John•Gib-
son, Wroxeter, spent the past ten
days with;.the former's aunts, Miss-
es Elsie and Marion Gibson and
accompanied by the latter, attend-
ed the wedding of Miss Marion
Gibson, Dundas, and Mr. Owen
Jackson, -Stoney Creek,
,
in Dundas
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kipp and
daughter, of London; and Mrs.
Laura GowdY, Wingham, were Sun-
day' visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
James Doig.
Mr% and Mrs. Russell Walker
have returned home from a vaca-
tion with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wal-
korn, Paris, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Walker, Gait, and Mr. and Mrs,
William Simon, Woodstock.
SCENES FROM WIN-GRAM, ENGLAND—The above pictures are taken from post cards
received by Mr. and Mrs. II, Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. L. AlcDougal from the village of
Wingham, Canterbury, Essex, England, They were sent by Mrs. Runiteres of Hamilton, who
is visiting in England anti spent a pleasant day in this village. Airs. Itunacres is a sister of
Mrs. Harry Garniss of town, who received a colored post card showing the houses with ,
thatched roofs, identical to the one Mrs. nunacres sent Mrs. (Jainism. There are several
stories about the naming of Wingham. One, that the place was first called Windham. and
later changed when it was found that there was another place by the sain t. name, It has
also been said that our town got its name from a place in England, and this village is
no doubt the one in mind.
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LADY IN DISTRESS: With the great increase in boating in Canada during the past few years,
seventh fedentl"govottnnent regniations have been laid down make boating, a safe sport,
Otto of these requires that pleastire craft 26 feet to 40 feet long must be equipped. with Ore-
technic distress signals for sammoning help w'aen a boat is in trOUble. Here, the young lady
demonstrates the new distress flare joist Miro Itteed by tht ammunition division of Canadian
IndtiStries Litialted. The flare burns with an intense, bright red flame for five minutes and
can be seen 14 the 'horizon on a dark night. Stud.) Bares al Lo recominended for
smaller lands Which Might venture out into open itsr.
:Convention Theme
WM Be on Peace.
Members of the Wingham con-
gregation of Jehovah's Witnesses',
will be leaving Friday for their
semi-annual circuit convention
Owen, Sound this. week-end.
The gaoard for the Owen Sound
Collegiate Vocational Institute pass-
ed the application for engaging the
school's auditorium and it is how
expected that several hundred per-
sons will be in attendance,
Mr. Ernest Falconer, presiding
minister of the Wingham congre-
gation stated that the theme of this
assembly would be "Seek Peace
and Pursue It", This theme will he
highlighted throughout the entire
three days.
The featured speaker will be T,
B,, Jones, the district supervisor of
Jehovah's Witnesses and a repre-
sentative of the Watch Tower
Bible and Tract Society, His main
discourse will be delivered "Sunday
at 3 p.m., and is entitled "Find-
ing Peace In this. Troubled World".
Mr. Falconer will speak to the
assembly on the prophecy of Daniel
concerning Jesus Christ.
Honor Couple on
25th Anniversary
WROXETER--A surprise party
was held on Friday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coupland,
Wroxeter, in honour of their .25th
wedding anniversary,
During the evening the couple
was presented with an occasional
chair, card table and chairs and
several other lovely gifts, A de-
licious lunch was served including
the anniversary dake.
Mr.and Mrs. Glenn McMicha.el
and Marjory Ann spent part of last
week with Ottawa relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pappie and
family, Seaforth, called on Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd McGee on Sunday,
Mr. James Clark has returned
home from a two weeks' vacation
with Toronto and district relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McMichael
were visitors in .Ottawa over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Montgomery
and Debbie have moved to their
new trailer home on Howick St.
Miss Jean Adams is holidaying
with Mr, and Mrs. E. Farrish,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hart spent
the week-end with Mr, and Mrs,
Bill Hart, Oshawa,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Couplancl,
Toronto, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coupland.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins
and family are leaving this week
for Pilot Mound, Man., where they
will spend the next few weeks,
Mrs. John Gibson, Chicago, is a
guest this week with her sisters-in-
law, Misses Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and
daughters, Listowel, spent from
Wednesday to Sunday with Mrs, R,
Newton.
Mrs. Jessie Koch accompanied
her sister and fainfly, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Matthews, Preston, on a
three weeks' tour of the Western
provinces and will visit relatives
there and in the, States.
Mr .and Mrs. Ira McLean spent
part of last week with Mr, and
Mrs. Ken Collier, London, and Mr,
and Mrs. Donald Gibson, Monkton.
Mrs. John Warwick and Miss Ly-
la Warwick, Winnipeg, were re-
cent visitors with Misses Gibson.
Mrs, Ida Griffith, Wingham, is
spending some time at her old
home on the B Line of Howick.
Miss Margaret Jardine is ac-
companying her brother, Mr. and
Mrs. William Jardine, Wingham,
on a trip to Winnipeg and Tugaske,
where they will visit relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coates
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Coates.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wade are
spending a few days with Mrs.
Violet Campbells, Thamesville,
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Fraser were Dr. F. C.
and Mrs. Fraser of Sudbury, Miss
Ella Fraser of Burlington, Mrs.
Robert Ruttan of Ingelsoll, Mrs.
George McDonald of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart McLennan, Blue-
vale, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McIn-
tosh, Molesworth, Mrs. Robert Mc-
Donald and Mr and Mrs. Glenn
Fraser, Jamestown.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Rooney, of
Mount Forest, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott.
Miss Bonnie Lynne Elliott returned
home with them for a visit.
Mrs. Ruth MacDonald has re-
turned home from a two weeks'
vacation with her sisters, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Barlow, of New York,
and Miss Gertie Sangster, Detroit.
Mrs. R. Newton spent the week-
end in London and Byron.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson, of
Hamilton, were Wednesday visitors
last week with Misses Elsie and
Marion Gibson,
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