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LYCEUM Theatre
Wingham, Ontario
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Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
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Your Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Valiant Dealer
Phone 710 Wingham
TIIc (tend toward the Liberal Party in.
Ontario becomes more apparent every
day. It is time for a change. Let us
start here.
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Auth. by Huron-Brnee Liberal Assoet9,tion
Step -having E�ickncy Found
in Modest Split -Level Design
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From the street this modest
split-level house has the appear-
ante of an attractive one -storey
dwelling. Designed by architect
K. R. D. Pratt, of St. Vital,
Manitoba, the house combines
the step -saving efficiency of
a bungalow with the privacy of
sleeping area found in the two-
storey house.
The U-shaped working area
and the dining space •provided
in the kitchen should appeal to
most housewives. An attractive
feature of the plan is the up-
stairs hall, which forms a bal-
cony overlooking the living
room. Recreation rooms, as well
as heating and utility facilities
arc on the level below the bed-
rooms. An abundance of win-
dow area ensures a bright and
cheery atmosphere in the house.
The total floor area is 974
square feet and the exterior
dimensions are 37 feet by 27 feet.
Working drawings for this,
;house, known as Design 753, are
available from Central Mortgage
and Housing Corporation at I
minimum ease.
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a+c 0'i.? .Visas. arr ;g\i2
—Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Greenaway on Sunday were Mr.
Victor Pellow, Mrs. Muriel Broad -
hacker of Toronto and Mrs. Don
Gregg and daughters of George-
town.
—Mr. Hugh Sinnamon, who has
been a patient in the Wingham
Hospital for the past three weeks,
was able to return home on Satur-
day.
—Mr. and Mrs, James Deneau
and Mr. and Mrs, Norman Wel-
wood attended the Air Force Day
at Centralia last Saturday and
were guests of the officers' mess.
and Mrs. R. G. Eckmier of Scar-
borough.
—Miss Gladys Dauphin of To-
ronto has been visiting with Mr,
and Mrs. Ken Corson and . family
for the past couple of weeks.
—Miss Edna Mitchell was a
weekend visitor with her mother,
Mrs. Letitia Mitchell.
—Rev. and Mrs. C. F, Johnson
spent a couple of days early this
week with members of their fam-
ily in Toronto.
--Mr. and Mrs, John Strong were
in Centralia, last Saturday where
---Mr. and Mrs, James A. Smith they attended the Air Force Day.
Sr., of Belfast, Northern Ireland Mr, and Mrs, Ed Blake of London
and Mr. and Mrs, James A. Smith, and formerly of Wingham were
Kevin and Heather of Arva, spent also at the show,
the weekend with Mr and Mrs. T.
A. Currie. --Mrs. Harold Wild has return-
ed home after spending the past
week at the home of her son, John
and Mrs. Wild of Scarboro,
—Friends will be pleased to know
that Vance Sanderson returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Friday night, Mr,
---Visitors the past week -end
with Mrs, Peter MacLeod, Minnie
Sanderson was in hospital several St., were her brother, Rev. C. A.
weeks. MacSwecn and Mrs. MacSwecn and
Anna of Hamilton, Bermuda, Mr.
Mrs, Walter Smillie has returned and Mrs, Lloyd Keeler and Peter
home from St, Joseph's Hospital, li of Mitchell.
London, where she had been re -
Mr, John Burchill spent the
ceiving medical treatment. Guests neater job of packing.A few extra
week -end in London visiting his
with Mrs. Smillie during the week- son, Mr, Currie Burchill and Mrs. bags in various sizes will invari-
end were Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Burchill and attended the Western ably come in handy for wet face
Eckmier of Pine River and Mr, i Fair, cloths, bathing suits or for keep-
ing soiled laundry separate from
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Making the Most
Of Your Windows
Nothg ltrtto th
appearainnce is of as a rooitnmoasaiut its wine-
dow treatment. This is trite wheth-
er your home, has the large picture
windows so popular today, or the
smaller often oddly -proportioned
windows, found in homes bulla a
generation ago.
Your window treatment. can help
make a room formal or informal,
contemporary or period, elegant
or cosily colonial, it can drama-
tlre your window area, or mini -
mite it.
If you have a large !glass area
to curtain, budget problems in-
variably ensue. Fortunately, then
are many interesting treatmenl8
you can apply to inexpensive fab-
rics, sheeting or muslin, to give
your curtains a luxury look. For
instance, local sewing center ex -
!peas can show you how unusual
braids or ball fringes, available at
low cost, can give a luxury appear-
ance to the least expensive fabric,
If you have patterned slip -covers
in your room, get an extra yard
of the fabric and .applique some of
its .designs to plain curtains. This
is swiftly and neatly done on a
slant needle machine or with the
aid of a zigzag attachment and
gives curtains an expensive custom-
made look.
An imaginative homemaker,
striving for an oriental effect,
finished her living room furniture
in black enamel and made curtains
of Chinese red broadcloth, priced
at 69 cents a yard. Then she
stencilled on her curtains Chinese
designs in gold and black paint
to make a spectacular room. An-
other budget -bound housewife, de-
signing an "early Canadian" period
room, used her sewing machine to
embroider gay woollen motifs on
plain factory cotton for colorful
"habitant" curtains.
If yours is an older home with
small or off-centre windows, use
curtains to establish eye -pleasing
proportions. For instance, draping
an entire wall can hide the fact
that its windows are of dis-
proportionate sizes, 'Also to make
a small window look larger, cut
a 4 inch by 1F, inch board to the
width you want your window to
appear, and mount it a.few inches
or more above your window.
Attach your drapery track to this
board when curtains are hung
from it the window will appear.
larger. To cover the board, and
the space between it and the
upper window frame, make a
valance using your drapery fabric'
stiffened with buckram. Or you
may prefer to use a painted or
padded wooden valance board.
To :hake windows appear wider,
mount your fixtures on wooden
blocks placed at either side of the
window, so that curtains cover thea
wall instead of the window,
Happily, making your own cur-
tains isn't half the job it was in
Grandmother's day; modern manu-
facturers of curtain accessories
have done much of the work for
us. Elaborate pinch pleat or shir-
red headings can be produced by
amateurs, thanks to special ready-
made tapes which can be used by
anyone who can stitch a straight
seam.
Suitcase Living Is
Easy With Handy
Travel Gadgets
Drip-dry fabrics mean that to-
day's traveller needs to -pack fewer
clothes. But now she must be pre-
pared for hotel -room laundering.
That's why manufacturers are pro-
ducing laundry aids especially de-
signed to be tucked into a corner
of a suitcase.
For instance there's an elastic
clothes line that hooks unto door
knobs, nails or any handy hook.
Clothes pins aren't necessary with
this line for the twisted ropes sep-
arate to grip the clothes. Collaps-
able plastic clothes hangers avoid
clanger of hanger rust or stain
when dresses, blouses and shirts
are being drip-dried. And small
envelopes of detergent come in
handy for rinsing out clothes in a
hotel bathroom.
Since so many people are on the
move, a great deal of thought has
been given to travel accessories.
Now on the market are tubes of
toilet soap which double as sham-
poo for the hair. And for freshen-
ing up where soap and water aren't
available, manufacturers have in-
troduced packages of moist towel- •
ettes. This novelty cleans hands
and face without water, soap or
towel,
Though not a new item, poly-
thene bags are still indespensable
to the traveller. They keep shoes
from soiling clothes and makes a
I Already tried and proven for
al travelling are polythene cosmetic
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— - - makeup or lotion and they weigh
next to nothing. However, perfume
doesn't travel wen in polythene
so it's advisable to take along some
stick colognes.
A polythene soap dish is just
the thing for carrying jewellery.
Being soft it doesn't mark the
jewelery and takes up little space
in a crowded suitcase.
The wise traveller takes along
an emergency sewing kit. Pins,
needles and thread all together in
a plastic bag can be packed inside
i 7 = a shoe.
11 A.M. TO 1 P.M. — AT THE
Frosty -Queen
Drive ay In
HAMBURGER 'DELUXE
FRENCH FRIES and a
MILK SHAKE or. SUNDAE
5 0 c
VISIT THE FROSTY QUEEN ANY 'DAY OF TILE WEEK,
FROM 11:30 A.31. UNTIL 12 P.M. AND SATURDAY UNTIL
1 A.M., AND TASTE THE FINEST QUALITY SNACKS FROM
THE GRILL — SUCH AS
Foot Long Hot Dogs
Deluxe Hamburgers
Cheese Burgers
Bacon Burgers Deep -Fried Shrimp
Regular Hot Dogs 1�
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It's easy to live out of a snit -
case these days. A trip to the
local depaltment store will turn up
dozens of handy travelling gadgets.
Driving too close to the car
ahead is one of the most common
had driving habits, The Ontario
Safety League quotes a sign seen
on. the rear of a truck: "Don't
hug me—I'm going steady!"
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Hot weather atsually brings more
of a problem with mites and lice in
poultry, These pests can mean the
difference between profits and loss
unless they are kept under control.
Sanitation and, proper use of pesti-
cides can be of great help in con-
trolling these pests.
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Old Fashioned
GARDEN PARTY
AT
SACRED HEART PARISH CHURCH
WINGHAM
Saturday, September 15
5:00 P.M.
HAM AND TURKEY SUPPER
Games of Chance, Bingo, Fish Pond
ADULTS $1.25 CHILDREN 50c
Everyone Welcome
On Monday evening at the Wing -
ham headquarters of the Progres-
sive Conservative party, George
McCutcheon, the PC candidate,
spoke to a large group of support-
ers.
Mr. McCutcheon told the audi-
ence that the Ontario government
has made great strides In the field
of human betterment during which
the riding of Huron -Bruce has
benefited greatly. He stated that
all persons over 65, if receiving old
age assistance, or old age security
allowance, may become eligible for
free medical care from their doc-
tor, and since the inception of the
Ontario Hospital Insurance plan,
may have premiums paid by the
province.
Medical and dental services to
the recipients of welfare allowance
in Huron and Brtice totalled
$53,274.00 in the past fiscal year.
DeWitt Miller, former mayor of
Wingham and Mr, McCutclieott's
campaign manager, also spoke. He
said that during his term of of-
fice as mayor he realized more
than ever before that the provin-
cial grants meant n. great deal to
the municipalities. Every year
grants aid schools, hospitals, roads
and other services and have been
greatly increased in recent legis-
lation,
He also emphasized the impor-
tance of sending George McCuteli.
eon to Queen's Park as a member
for Huron -Bruce because of his
many years of municipal exper.
ience as reeve of Brussels and war-
den of Huron County this year.
Red Front Grocery
Phone: Our Prices Ai•e Lower Free
590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
KRAFT -7i% -oz.
MACARONI and CHEESE DINNER ... .4/49c
Devon Standard PEAS, 20 -oz. • • 6/$1.00
Nestle's CHOCOLATE QUIK, 10c off 47c
Weston Assorted MALLOWS (25 biscuits) 33c
Allen's Orange and Apricot Drink, Pineapple
and Grapefruit Drink, Orange Drink, Mix
or Match, 48 -oz. 3/79c
McCormick SODAS, plain or salted , .. • lb. 33c
Bick's Wine SAUERKRAUT, 32 -oz. 35c
Dainty WHITE RICE 2 lbs. 39c
TREND Liquid Detergent, 22 -oz. 59c
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE
BUY ANY SIZE at REGULAR PRIGS and get a FREE
DRAW on cal ELECTRIC TOOTH BRUSH
Old South Frozen ORANGE JUICE, 12 -oz. .33c
York Frozen Mixed VEGETABLES.. 2 lbs. 45c
York Frozen HADDOCK FILLET.....Ib. 43c
1 pkg. of 8 Weston's WIENER BUNS and 1 pkg.
of 8 Schneiders WIENERS, both for ...55c
Fresh PORK LIVER lb. 35c
SCHNEIDERS VAC PAC
SMOKED PICNIC (3-1b. average) lb 55c
Maple Leaf Boneless PORK LOIN , 1b. 73c
Ontario No. 1 POTATOES
Fancy McIntosh APPLES
50 lbs. $1.29
5 lbs. 59c
See Our New Fall Lines of
Wearing Apparel
SKIRTS and JACKETS —
SMART FOR SCHOOL
SMART IN APPEARANCE
COSY AND WARM
Our lovely selection of new Fall and Winter Jackets is the
smartest you could wish for.
The many exceptional styles offered by Irving Posluns in-
cludes the "Pea jacket" inspired by the D"utch seaman's coat.
Then there are Suedellas, Wool Laminates, Birdseye Tweed and
the 36'er, all quilted or lined with luxurious Borg deep pile.
— Priced at $19.95, $29.50 and $39.50
SKIRTS —
Here, too, our attractive selection of Wool and Wool Blend
Skirts are just right for school wear. Fall's popular shades in -
elude Brown, Black, Oxford Grey and Gold.
i —Price $10.95 and X1.2.95
JUST ARRIVED —
A anew shipment of "Harvey Woods" LEOTARDS in shades
o.f Cocoa, Red and Olive Green.
Sizes 10-14 years—$3.49 Sizes 14-20—$3.95
A handsome selection of
Men's Fall and Winter JACKETS
has just arrived. They're smart in every detail.
Priced from $19.95
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(Wingham) Limited
"TILE FRIENDLY STORE"
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