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PERSONAL V1.'tiMION
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FRANK C. Ilt}Pl►i',IS.
Representative
Canada Life
WIN.GUAM, ONT.
Cleric: Terminates
Bruce Ministry
1te•v. 1V. A. Henderson, minister
of lino, Presbyterian Church, In
11'allterl1)m feu' the past fourteen
years, and with aacrepled a call to
Kitax ('knu•eh. 1Voeistock, termin-
ated his ministry there last week.
Iia preached his filial tierllnna 00 •
the last Sunday of 1961,
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FORD OR FALCON
TARS AND TRACTORS
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PIIONE 243 - WINGHAM - RESIDENCE 472
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1ON`I'IiOMEIIY MOTORS
FORD, FALCON SALES & SERVICE
LUCKNOW, PHONE 40
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MCI THE RATE YOU PAY FOR
it-, Automobile Insurance!
Many car owners believe that automobile insur-
ance rates have gone up from 15 to 20 percent
av this year — and in some categories in the large
cities this is true.
yi However, the average rate in Wingham and sur -
ii rounding district for automobile insurance has
actually BEEN LOWERED! ,o
w Let us quote you the rates for this area, you may•
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be pleasantly surprised,
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Si W. 1L CONR N, CLU, INSURANCE /WEND'
"–' JOHN ST., WINGHAM, PHONE 722W
Manufacturers Life. S. A. Scott, Salesman
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36: MEN REGISTERED for the special militia
course at the armouries here on Monday. Two
of •the men who will take the six-week course are
Fred Lee, left, of Wingham, who looks on as In-
structor Cpl. R. A, B. Kirkpatrick of Camp Pete -
wawa adjusts the uniform of Bill Jamieson of
Whitechurch.—A-T photo.
I 1 days included uled Mr, and Mrs, Tiu,r-
c•r� mon Mitchell. of Rollisay. Mr. and
Mrs. George Coultes, East Wawa -
nosh, Mr, and Mrs, R, I -I, Coultas
and Olen. Mr. and Mrs. 13i11 Coulton,
Janice and Jo Ann, of Morris, Mrs.
J. M. Coulter, Redgrave, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce MacDonald, Carey and
Stephen, Wingha.m.
•>V1i•, and Mrs. Don Dehatago, Of
London, were week -end visitors
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Harris,
Little Steven Forsyth, son • of
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Forsyth, fell
on Saturday and broke his shoulder.
PERSONALS
---Mr, Thomas Gaunt, who has
been in Winghaan Hospital for some
time was taken by ambulance to
Victpria Hospital, London, on Tues-
day of last week. Mrs, Gaunt has
began;; staying at .the home of .her
daughter, Mrs, Joseph Stevenson.
Mrs. • Brnest Casemore visited with
her Sather in Victoria Hospital at
the week -end.
•
lYliss Greta. Barris, manager of
Stedman's • 5e to $1.60 store is still
a patient in Wingham Hospital.
Miss Harris has been confined to
hospital for ,the past four weeks.
•---Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kot nedy and
son, • Norman, left Tuesday for
Guelph where Mr. Kennedy has ac-
cepte.d.a position on a dairy farm.
--:1Ir. and Mrs. Frank McCor-
t mirk spent 0 couple of weeks re-
cently with his sister, Mrs. Otto
Posorek, and IiMi'. Posor'ek, in De-
troit,
• .'ferry Nelhory, who is ('11iploye'i
at the (J1 L'( is taking n three
months' course in butter inking at.
the Ontario .Agricultural College its
Guelph,
- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mama
were week -end visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew By -
ors, of Hanover, Mr, and Mrs. Al-
bert Rintoul visited at the Byers'
1 home hriefiy on Sunday aficrnoon.
- Visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Norman Keating during the boli-
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• MORE BARGAINSI--ALL THIS WEEK. --•:We are determined to REDUCE our
I large inventory — FAST, Discontinued lines, over stocked items from two stores will
SELL FOR HALF PRICE AND LESS!
There are thousands of items in this store —• We can list only a few ----- But be sure to
get your share of these and many more timely family bargains this weep- and next.
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k1Vi;RY DAY
CARDS
R. Reg. $2.10
ii Sale $1.19
ASIMA=LETS
TABLETS
Keg, sse
59c
Stationery
Note l'ad';
and Envelope,
,
uteg. 3t)c
17c
HASTI
NOTES
Reg. 35e
Sale • 2,- 45c
itexil lana(
' Cough
Syrup
neg. Sale
Sale 59c
Bachelor Shave Cream
ii Reg. 69c, Sale....44c
E Smokers' Tooth Powclr.
leg. 79c. Sale....59c
Electric I'rre Shave
Reg. 95; Sale. ... 69c
Deodorant Stick
Reg. $L00, Sale.. , 69c
Rexall Trio Pak Tooth
I Paste, reg. 3 for $1.89
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Rexult
Rubber
Gloves
Reg. $1..55
Sale 98c pr.
Re l all
Saccharin
Tablets
1000, 'A gr.
Reg. $I.20
Sale 72c
Chesterfield Throw
CUSHIONS
Bright aa,ntl. Colourful
Special 89c
Hydrogen
Peroxide
1ti-oz,
817e
tt,e1r. 7Ck'
Sale 49c
(rerun
Attritimio
H and
Lotion
8 -oz., keg. $1..39
Sale 98c
li,LtiAYS
Moth Fume Crystals
Reg, title
Sale 49c
Resat(
Milk of
Magnesia
Tablets
1:i0s, keg. $1.14)
Sale 69c
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Vitamin 13
Upct., 100
Tablets
fled;. $1.00
Sale 98c
texall
Extract Wild.
Straw-
berry
Reg, 60c,
Sale 34c
Reran
Kidney &
Bladder
Pills
100, reg. $1.25
Sale 79c
hexal.
Chest Rub
nog, 89c
Sale 59c
Bath
Towels
eau size
79c
01.31ocrs nowt.,
ASA REX Tablets
• 3605, Reg, $1.70
Sale 98c '
Remit
Vikami!a C
Tablets
1.9(1 noon., 250s
Reg. 53.50
Sale $L75
:itetlueell
Calorie
Diet
Reg. 981
for 165
Dish
Cloths
Reg. .lou
-Sale 2/320
Pace
Cloths
iik'g, 2/39e
Sale 2/331(
CHRISTMAS
GIFT WRAP
Veg. 981
3 LARGE moms
Sale 49c
nerals
Bronchial
Syrup
Reit. 98c
Sale 59c
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for pimples
lteg. $t.00
Sale 59c
GARDEN DUSTS
and
BUG SOLU}I"IONS,
Pr'ice
n crash
I-Ialibut
Liver Cps,
250, t -cg. $3.'1t)
Sale $1.98
ns Pharm
ltexall
Yeast and
Iron Tabs.
11)4), t'eg.
Sale 79c
PHONE 53
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Mr. and. Mrs. Arnold Luugheed
and children, of St. Thomas, re-
turned home on Tuesday of last
week after spending as week with
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher. •
Messrs, Russel and John Gaunt
went to London to be 'with. their
father, Mr, Thos. (aunt, on. Mon-
day, who underwent surgery on
Tuesday morning of this week in
Victoria Hospital.
United S. S. Holds '.
Annual Meeting
WHI'1'PCHURCH The anininl
Sunday School business, meeting of
the United Church was held on
Wednesday last, with. Rev. G. Mit-
chell presiding, and opening with a
short devotional service. The fol-
lowing officers were duly appointed
for this year:
Superintendents, Robert Laidlaw,
Garnet Farrier see.-trcas„ Ebner
Sleightholm: Teachers • Primers,
one year to six years, Muriel Moore;
from 7 years to 9 years, Mrs, Garnet
Farrier, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie;
fnrnn 9 years to 12 years, Mrs.
Russell Purdon, Mrs. Millan. Moore:
young adult class, Arthur Laidhtw;
Bible class, Rev. G. Mitchell, Mrs.
J'. D. Beecroft,
Balance for the year was $48.00
and $15.00 was donated to the M.
& M. fund.
RABiES OUTBREAK
WARN CHILDREN NOT
TO TOUCH ANIMALS
8y 1+7. 1t. Meadows, 'Stator Coft-
sc'rvnllnn Others•
11 has again conte to our atten-
tion that rabir's is evident !n many
areas in the, 1`turun District. Skunk,
racoon and fox are the commota
carriers of this dreaded disease al
the present time.
We have heard of three recent
reports where rabid skunks were
found in barns filled with cattle,
horse( and pigs. Many months
will 111(ely pass before some of the
(oust(s show symptoms of being
tabid. On the other hand the out
lirettk rutty oce.ur much sootier .in
.80100 Clues.
Wt. cannot ftver-eiriphttsiZr. Ehc
import mice or warning ettild'ren rry
even adults nal to tomtit any :unl-
oad ac ting strangely, if contact
does nc cur, wash hands repeatedly
with t,r111p and nail your dontol.
Despite .the "wonder. 0ruge which
have saved tens of thousands isf tu-
berculosis vict0ms from (100111,
there erre still nearly 1,000 deaths
a year from this disease In Canada,
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TWO ARE SF;I(INO
KINtOSS POST
I', A. Murray and Walleye Conn.
both former councillors of the
Township of 3' inloss, will contest
the reeveship of that municipality
in an election slated for friday of
this weep,
The two candidates qualified of
ter a nomination meeting held on
Friday of last week..
The nomination. was s 0011041 fol
lowing the sudden death of Reeve
Harold Percy who w'as elected to
the reeveship by aeelnmal•ion stt
the regular nomination in late No.
vember.
Trends Forecast
When Chips Down
A trend toward softly united wall
colours, instead of the clean pas-
tels which have been favored for
the past two years, has been fore-
cast as Canadians stir their paint
pots for the annual re -decorating
spree.
According to Helen Bell of the
CIL colour studio, there's a:definite
swing this year toward the, more
,subtle shades. Miss 13e1t keeps a
keen eye on the paint colours Ca-
nadians are choosing and she
claims that the blues --all of them
subdued—are on the rise and even
the highly -favored turquoise and
aquas have a hint of grey in them.
For rooms with a northern ex-
posure, the warm beiges aucl sunny
yellows are popular. Lilac has been
riding high for 0 few seasons and
seems to be holding its own. Yel-
low -greens and golds are showing
great strength.
All this reference to "rising" and
"falling" colours is not just fashion
talk, It's part of Miss Boll's job to
know which. color families are be-
ing ,favored -by Mrs. Canada today
and which colours she's likely to
want a year from now. Charts are
kept of colour sales not only in
Canada but also in the United
States where many trends have
their .beginning. The information is
drawn on graphs which show ex-
actly when the pinks begin to take
a. plunge and the blues begin to
soar.
Miss Bell finds that the little
colour chips which people carry
home from paint dealers are valu-
able clues to current color fancy.
When a dealer sees his supply of
certain chips running low, he re-
nrdeL'S 1.111(1 1 colour studio can
see which shades are ,appealing to
customers In stores from coast to
coast,
I''arogatsting colour fashion Isn't
so serious at business for paint
manufacturers today as it was in.
the days when all colours were
ready -mixed, Modern tinting and
blending systems means that no
matter which of 780 colours a
homemaker chooses, the store can
produce It on the Spot.,
But now for the dining room —
hoty about something psi about
half way between Manlier 71113 and
786?
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WQ FRESH AND BRILLIANT,
LIFE WILL BE SWEET
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ANNETTE'S
HAIR STYLING
PH,21 )11=TAE
• 119.1.• 1.1.
ed Front 6r.c,e!ly
Phone:
590
Our Prices Are Lower Free
We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
KAM LUNCHEON MEAT, 12 -oz. 2/79c
Garden Patch KERNEL CORN, 114 -oz. 2/29c
Stokely's FANCY PEAS, 15 -oz, - 2/39c
Checker CHOICE TOMATOES, 20 -oz. 2/39c
HAVE 280 --(Cats like it, too)--155ie. -oz.
ZIP DOG FOOD 10/79c
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COMET CLEANSER, 4c off Gant 2/5ic
KLEENEX, Regular or Chubby 3/49c
Brown Bear HONEY 2 lbs. 49c
orrs
SALADA TEA BAGS 79c
FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE, 16 -oz. 25c
Booth BREADED HADDOCK, 12 -oz..... ,41c
York FROZEN KERNEL CORN ...2 lbs. 49c
YORK---11-oz.
FROZEN MIXED VEGETABLES 2/39c
(G1+,1' 1 -LIB. 1irrii3E)
INSTANT MILKO 3 lbs. $1.0:
S1'N141S9'-180';:
NAVEL ORANGES 2 doz. 69c
(2 -Ib. AVERAGE)
WAXED TURNIPS 2 turnips 15c
Maple Leaf WIENERS 1 -ib. cello 45c
Fresh Boneless PORK LOINS lb. 69c
SC]•i:Ni1IDI4R'S-0. oz.
COOKED MEATS, (6 varieties) 2,/45c
Take'Advantage of these
Generous Reductions
LADIES' WINTER COATS
Regular $39.54, CLEARING at
Regular $49.50, CLEARING at
Regular $59.50, CLEARING at
$29.50
$37,00
$44.50
LADIES' CAR COATS AND JACKETS '
reduced 2576
One group of MEN'S SUITS, regular $59.50
"l'o clear at $29,95
ESMOND BLANKETS
Satin Bound, size 72 x 84, Plain shades, regular $4.95
SPECIAL $3199
FLAN.ELLETTE BLANKETS
70 s. 90, Seconds of a regular $6.50 line
ONLY $4,99 Pair
MEN ... Take advantage of Tip Top Tailors aimual
Made=to=Measure Sale
20'A OFF regular price or FREE EXTRA PANTS
E1MGHOEFIEFS (Wingham) LTD.
`The Friendly endly Store'