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Famous line of Golden
Crown, Bonlons and
Cardigans.
$5.98
Short Sleeve PullOvers
$3,98
Longo Sleeve Pullovers
$4.198
Bulky' (mons
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at prices you can afford today! So be sure to visit CARMICI4AEL'S when in Winghain for the
annual "SANTA CLAUS DAY", SATURDAY, NOV. '26, 1960.
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Libby's ; . 15 oz.
CHOICE' PEAS ,*;... ..... ... ' . , .2 for 33c:
Cininey 2,0 oz.
CHOICE .TOMATOES .. .... „ ..- 2 for 39c
Clark's 15 'ow,
PORK and BEANS 2 for 35c.
• Hunt's Taney . 48 -oz.
TOMATO JUICE ..- 29c
Schneider's lb.-
Crispy Flake 'SHORTENING , 24c.
A.' 5c OFF
14 Posts BRAN FLAKES - ... .. .. . .
Robin Rood
COOKING FIGS (Portugal)
25 lbs.
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Large Size 24's
CELERY STALKS Each 23c
Ontario 20 or. cello
WASHED CARROTS 3 for 23'c
Florida - 252's
JUICE ORANGES doz. 39c•
Red Front rocery*
Free
ALEXANDER'S HARDWARE HAS THE ANSWERS FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFT SELECTION
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THE REASON WHY rntr Advance.-Times was a day
late last week is in the above picture. The Advance-
Times station wagon, which carries type for printing
was involved in an accident on Wingliam's main
street--result, an overnight (Way in the printing
Schedule, The accident occurred at the corner of
Josephine and Patrick Streets, where the ArT ve-
'hick, was in collision with one driven by A. D.
MaeWilliem who was tiavelling west on Patrick
Street, Ken, Thompson of the A-T staff was driving
end, neither he or MacWilliam were seriously injured.
Total aamage to the two vehicles nmonnted to about
$800.00
NOW ONLY $9.95
Will fit up to 3 years
Reg. $11.95
KIDDIES'
PRAM SUITS
WHAT BETTER TIME FOR SAVINGS THAN JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS?
CHECK 'THE , SAVINGS AT CARM ICH EL'S
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CAR COAT SPECIALS
0i, GIRLS' QUILTED CAR COATS 0:
; Regular $10.95 - NOW ONLY $8 95
II, BOYS' Wool Melton CAR COATS' h
id, Regular $15.95 - NOW ONLY $13.95
LAblES' CAR COAt'S
Regular $16.95 - NOW ONLY $14.95
BABY BUNTING BAGS $5.98 to $11.95
BATH TOWELS $1.98 pr.
$1.00
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Sunday Speaker
At Baptist Church.
Rev, Stewart Weber, missionary
from Africa, who has been with the
Sudan United. Mission,' will be the
speaker at both morning and eve-
ning services. in Winghara Baptist-
Church on Sunday, He will-P.1So,
FOR ALL MAKES
. OF CARS AT
LOW LOW PRICES
' Now is the Eine to get set for winter driving with
Suburbanites -the winter
tires made only by Good-
year. Exclusive super-
traction tread design gives
you extra go in deep snow
and mud . . , extra safety
on dangerous winter roads.
Drive in today . . . for the
best deal in town.
addrilss. tin! Ily.empg Mission Circle
at their Throllniffering meeting an
Monday night.
Rev. Weber recently returned.
from French Equatorial Africa,
where he has served since. 1944. 'His.
wife 16 the former Marlon Pittaway.
of Wilton Grove.
Kitttn.Caught
`Riding the Rods
One morning !alit week Stewart .
Forsythe was faced with a puzzling
problem When he got into his
ear to come, o work he could hear
the cries of a kitten near the ve-
hicle, When he arrived the same
pathetic noises were emanating
from the auto,
Some time later the animal was
found tucked in beneath the motor
of the car. A call home brought
his wife and the rescue anoad'of
sons to persuade the junior size
cat out of his precarious position.
Juniors to Gather
Bottles Saturday
The Wingharn Junior .Conserva-
tion Club will he out in full force
this coming Saturday for their anv
nual bottle •0611ectien. Any, kind- of
bottle :will be acceptable and the
drive will assist the group 'in rais-
ing fUnds,
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--Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald
spent the weekvend' with Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Reidt, in Toronto. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Scott of BlYth.
-Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Temple
man and family visited with her
mother, Mrs, Carl Bennett, in Lon-
don on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ronnie Seddon
and fainily were fn Toronto for the
week-end where they visited with
his parents.
-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Yack and
family of Kitchener visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. Yawn sister, Mrs.
Charles Perrott and Mr; Perrott.
-Mr, and Mrs. Barry Wenger
and family 'attended a family ga-
thering in-London on Sunday when
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. J.
Litt, celebrated their wedding an-
niversary.
-Mr, and. Mrs, R. E. Armitage,
Miss Joan Armitage and. Rev. C.
F, Johnson were in dean on Sun-
day eirenirig to attend the induc-
tion of Rev, E. 0. Lancaster as
rector of Holy Trinity Church.
---Rev. and Mrs, James Shynkar
and David visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. William
nett and Misses Marguerite and
Phyllis Johns. They will spend a
few days with Mr. Shynkar's par-
ents in Windsor before returning
to Sandy Lake, Ont.
-Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mowbray,
Doug and Carl, visited for a few
days over the- week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sparks,
Detroit.
and Mrs. Horst Msyk and
family visited with his parents in
Stratford on Sunday.
- --Visitors at the -home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Bennett and family on
Sunday were his sister, Mrs. Ron
Somers, Mr. Somers -and sons and
their father, Mr. Carl Bennett, all
of London.
• Mr. and Mrs. V. Ripple and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ripple and fam-
ily spent the Week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. G, Cruickshank and
Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Cruickshank.
--Miss Patricia Brophy of De-
troit was a''weelt-end visitor with
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Brophy,
--Mrs. George Rich of Formosa
and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sdhlos-
ser of kit 1 Mildmay were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meyer on
q n a aand attended the confirma-
tion service at Sac red Heart
Church. Miss Arise Meyer was
One of the conflrinands.
-and Mt& W1. E. nigermann
of liaMilton have been" visiting for
several days with. Re
,
.'„ and Mrs.
Johnson.
-Mr. and 'Mrs. James 3,1acCal-
lum of St. (lair Shores, Mich., were
-recent visitors. with hit - sister, Mrs.
G. 0, Casemore and Mr. Case-
more,--darling Terrace.
--Mrs. W. W. Martin of London
Visited with the Wenger families
on Saturday and called on her sis-
ter-in-law, Mrs. R. Wenger, at the
hospital. Misses Belle and Holly
Martin and Mr. Frederick Martin,
also of London, visited with her on
Sunday.
-Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kincaid of
Bloomfield, Mich., were guests of
Mrs. J. F. Bond, Minnie St., re-
cently.
--Mr. Berndrd Boucher of Bath-
urst, N.B„ arrived in Wingham on
Friday evening and is visiting with
his brother, Mr. and Mrs, Leander
Boucher and family; He expects
to spend some time here.
--Miss Merle Gowdy attended a
Teachers' Federation meeting in
Toronto from Friday to Sunday, as
a delegate of Stratford Teachers'
College.
--Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hawkins
and family of London spent the
week-end -VI:Ur.' her father,- `, Mr.
Stafford Bateson.
--Mr. Ab Nethery who underwent
surgery a couple of weeks ago in
London, is making a good recovery
and expects to -be home shortly.
Mr. Robert Young of Sarnia
Spent the week-end at 'his- home
here. '
-Mrs, John Forsythe of London
visited on Thursday with her mint,
Mrs. John McGee, a patient in the
Wingham Hospital. Her brOther,
Mr, Angus Gordon,,, of , Broderick,
Sask., is visiting this Week 'with
St, Thomas relatives.
--Frank Renwick of Teeswater
was rushed *to Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital two weeks ago for sur-
gery on a badly gashed hand, He
is still'eonfined to that hospital,'
--Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hill of
London were guests at the Hop-
wood - Showers wedding.
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Fast Service , .. Best Deal..
INGHAM
TIRE
SERVICE
BROPHY BROS,
Phone 148 Wingbarn
FREE MOUNTING ALL THIS MONTH!
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An Ideal Gift _'lent
For Christmas.
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LADIES' HOUSE COATS
$6.95 to $12.95
In Corduroy, Nylon Sheer and
Quilted Nylon.
Priced from
'BANQUET SPEAKER-Ed. Mea-
dows of the Department of Lands
and Ferests, Hespeler, is shown as
be addressed the local Sportsmen's
Association at its annual banquet
on Monday evening:-
TOWEL and FACE CLOTH,
(coaching)
FANCY PILLOW SLIPS $2.98 pr.
vn LADIES' PYJAMAS, famous Torn girl V
style i n flannelette - ONLY $3.95 pr.
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Young, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ben-
ER'S HARD ARE
-Mrs. Les Young of Toronto a
visited with Mrs. G. -H. Ross last 3
calling on many week, while rela-
tives and friends here.
ALExAN at
.are pleased to report that
Mrs, liarvey Aitchison was 'able to
return home from Victoria Ilbspi- >yr
tal, London, on Sunday. She was :I
hospitalized for many yceks. -
- Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacLean g
attended the funeral of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Fred Staples., in St. '
Catharines, iG
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--Dr. and Mrs, Alexander Nimmo ;4
and Mrs. John Manna joined Mr.
Hanna in Toronto on Monday and skd
attended the opening of the On-
tario Legislature on Tuesday, They
also attended the official reception
which followed the ceremony.
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You'll Find The Best In CI-IILDREN'S TOYS, And A Complete Selection
Of The Famous Dinky Toys.
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