The Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-04-21, Page 17CENTRAL
FOOD MARKET
STOCK-UP/STOCK-UP/STOCK-UP
Robin. Hood Cake Mixes • , 4/59c
Tulip Margarine 3/79c
Challenge Pink Salmon . , ...... . 2/79c
Little Abner Orange Drink 2/49c
Giant Fab Laundry Detergent, 20c off , .63c
We handle BARTLIFF'S BREAD
Fresh Frozen Lake Trout „ . , . ..... lb. 79c
Fresh. Frozen Lake Smelts pkg. 25c
Coleman's Wieners, special ...... lb. 43c
Fresh Pork Shoulder Roast ..... „ lb. 49c
Sunrise Milk, per quart 25c
2% Milk, carton 23c
Calif. Sweet Oranges, 163s 3 doz. $1.00
Golden Bananas, only lb. 15c
Fresh Strawberries pt. 39c
Large Pineapple each 29c
Call in and look around - Our Fruit and Vegetables
are kept fresh in refrigerated counters.
PHONE 357-3241 - WINNAM
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AT OUR
Rexall
DRUM STORK
Sole prices effective April 11111
through 23rd 1966. Right reserved
to limit quantities sad prices sub-
ject to change without entice.
Errors and omissions excepted.
BONUS BUYS Not 1¢ Sale Specials ... but
values you can't afford to miss!
(R-e---'10 SUPER PLENAMINS
DOUBLE DIVIDEND COMBINATION
Purchase the 72 tablet size 9.96 VALUE at the regular price of 4.98
and get a second bottle of ec ea
72 for only one dollar more. speiniala
A SPECIAL "EARLY BIRD" OFFER
ON CANADA'S LARGEST-SELLING
VITAMIN-MINERAL PRODUCT.
Special value on RexelPs fluoride for- '
mule toothpaste. Pack of 3 tubes only
Reg. 79/ 45 plastic adhesive bandages
for the well stocked medicine chest
Silque. For dishes and hand-
washables. 32 oz. Regular 991
q SHAVE CREAM "lavender" lather or brushless Pock of 3 tubes
q TOOTHPASTE
o QUIK-BANDS
o LOTION DETERGENT
1.09
550
79c
89c
MEDICINE CHEST
ID HEMORRHOIDAL PREPS. Oint-
ment, 1 oz, 2/$1.26. Suppositor.
ies, 12's, reg. $1.60, now 2 for
$1.61
0 KIDNEY& BLADDER PILLS 100's,
2 for $1.40; 50's, reg. 890, 2/90¢
q
LINMENT. White X, 8 oz. reg.
981,
I
2/990; 4 oz. reg. 591, 2/60¢
EICASTOR OIL. 8 oz. reg. 750, 2/76¢
4 oz. regular 55¢, now 2 for 56¢
0 WITCH HAZEL. 4 oz, reg. 451,
2/46¢; 8 oz. size reg. 850, 2/86¢
0 ASTHMA POWDER 10 oz. 2/$2.26
Asma-Kets Tabs, 24's, 2/99¢
0 FOOT POWDER. 4 oz., 2 for 900
0 HEADACHE TABS. "One Minute"
100's2 for $1.01; 24's now 2/51¢
0 LIN-A-SEPTIC 4 ounces 2/$1.01
0 LAXATIVE. "Orderlies" Chocolat-
ed. 120's 2/51.80; 60's, 2/51.01
0 WORM SYRUP. Piperazine. l6oz.
reg. $5.75,2/55.76;40z.2/$1.76
COUGHS & COLDS
q
REXILLANA COUGH SYRUP. 8 oz.
reg.$1.40,2/$1.41;4oz.2/$1.01
Children's 4 oz., reg. 981, 2/99¢
0 NASAL SPRAY. 18 cc. 2/$1.01
0 NOS E
EphedAND
THROAT DROPS. With
rine. 1 oz. reg. $1, 2/51.01
0 ANALGESIC BALM. 1% oz. 2/90¢
0 CAMPHORATED 0 IL 8oz. reg.90g,
2/91¢; 4 oz., reg. 55g, 2 for 56¢
o LIPSTICK CrZrfannies.ig=n;V°Isdareiancgh!ZI:s 2/1.11
o ADRIENNE SHAMPOO 2=rnaYclgirlOole4n9IT: 2/1.50
o HAND LOTION L'e.".d.Azdir $111e.g.a4m.);'.",14!Argn:::., 2/760
o VITAMIN C rn1gn,r.ntab,.tglc?,I,/ $44m0.., 188 2/704
o MULTIPLE VITAMINS ilg811Vikfrok3 ,9.9.;,. 2/L30
o COUGH DROPS
Medicated with 2/261
o MILK OF MAGNESIA Tahxea ttvac.' 20 t:z.fasiVol!Raeng.agg ' 2/901
o BRONCHIAL SYRUP 2 uSfiloatY6trooza.tsriezel i.,erf 41.69 °4 2/990
o ANTACID GEL ;-`Ltr aggrotilgg,zilat.T17.6. 2/1.36
o CHEWABLE VITAMINS'rn. Z08150s 2 /3.96
o GERIATRIC VITAMINS =1:.e2/$Vez100s?.2,°:2/5.50
o VANILLA EXTRACT '4':;9';. A2rAci 14 f lOaZoRiei.13,i4 2/460
DUSTING POWDER
Formulated from finest
Italian talc. Choose Adrien-
ne regular or Adrienne Lav-
ender, In attractive gift
boxes. 5 ex, 9 /2.51
Reg. $2.60 exit "/
KLENZO BRUSHES
Savings for the whole family!
Adults nylon brushes, tufted
style or convex. 2/51¢
Regular 50P Adults' natural bristle 1/704
Youths' nylon bristle 2/400
Children's nyloa bristle file?
STATIONERY BUYS
BELMONT BALLPOINT. Handy,
refillable. Reg. $1.00, 2/51.01
Ej BALLPOINT PENS. Reg. 290 to
500. Stock up at 2/30¢ and 2/51¢
0 NOTES. 2/76¢. Hasty Notes 2/36¢
0 AIRMAIL STATIONERY. Letter
pad, envelopes, reg. 25¢, 2/26¢
Note pads, reg.15¢, special 2/16¢
0 BOXED STATIONERY. Paper &
envelopes. 2/51.01 to 2/51.76
Pink Letters, Florals, 2/$1.26
q
ALLOCASION CARDS. Floralle-
gance,
C
2/51.51. Cards, 2/$1.01
FOR GOOD DENTAL CARE
O'SMOKER'S TOOTH POWDER.
Refreshes mouth. 2% oz. 2/81¢
0 SMOKER'S TOOTH PASTE. For
whiter teeth. 2% dz. Now 2/76¢
q REXADENT TOOTH PASTE or
powder. 3 oz. reg. 691. 2/70¢
0 DENTAL FLOSS. Hygienic! 30
yds. 2/51¢ and 100 yds. 2/51.26
VALUES FOR MEN
0 AEROSOL SHAVE CREAM. Royal
Stag. 6 oz. Reg. $1.25 2/$1.26
0
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RAZORn
BLADES
St
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ainl0ess S1te50el.
Dispenser pack 2/$.
0 HAIR CREAM. Glos•Kreme or
Brite'n Groorn24 oz. tubes 2/99¢
0 BACHELOR Cream Hair Dressing.
4 oz. tube. Reg. $1.00. 2/$1.01
0 PIPE. Cterion imorted brar,
top qu
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ality
ri
, 2/55.01
p
and 2/$3.
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0 WATCH BANDS Metal expansion
52/1.51. Nylon bands, 2/$1.01
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
0 AIR REFRESHER 11 oz. 2/51.50
0 MOTH CRYSTALS 3 oz. 2/51¢
0 MOTH PROOFER 11 oz. 2/$1.50
O LATEX GLOVES Reg. 7902 pr. 80¢
0 COLOURING BOOKS Now 2/26¢
0 CELLULOSE TAPE Refills 2/50¢
q FACE CLOTHS 12"x 12"2/36¢
O BILLFOLDS Men's and Ladles!
Top grain leathers in plain and
tooleddesigns2/$5.01 &2/$2.51
0 CUP AND SAUCER English Bone
China. Assorted patterns 2/53:01
0 LIGHT BULBS "Double Life" 25,
40, 60 and' 100 watts 2/50¢
0 BATTERIES Transistor, 2/901,
Flashlight AA &D batteries, 2/31¢
0 SUPPORT HOSIERY Rexall seam-
ed nylon. Reg. $4.95 pr. 2/$4.96
0 IRONING BOARD COVER2/51.30
ADHESIVE TAPE
Your choice: 1, x Siard.
or ;4 , x 10 yard. g 66o
Regular 64 roll.16.
POLYMULSION
LIQUID VITAMINS
7 vitamins including Niacin-
amide and Riboflavin. Deli-
cious "orange" taste chil-
dren love. 8 oz. regular
$2.00 each. 2/2.01
16 oz. reg. $3.50. Z/S.61
32 oz. reg. 56.50. ri0.61
HAIR SPRAY
Regular • Firm Hold Soft Hold. No•
sticky dulling lac-
quer. Lanolin added' for
softness and sheen. Finest
quality at less than 7t per
oz. 14 oz. aero- 9 /1.80
sols. Reg. $1.79 L./
MINERAL OIL
Resell heavy American type.
U.S.P. 16 oz. OM
regularly 891 "
err
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HYDROGEN
PEROXIDE
Bleach and disinfectant.
10 vol. U.S.P. 9/31
4 oz. reg. 30 "
6 oz. regular 4SP OW
16 ox. regular 750 IMO
A-SA-REX HEADACHE
TABLETS
Fast, effective relief of
headache, neuralgia pains
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TO MAN AND HIS WORLD
Mrs. Clarence Sparling, Miss and Sharon Collings of Napanee,
Wanda Sparling and Mrs. El- Mr. and Mrs. Manly Kimmett
mer Harding and Miss Marion of Napanee visited Thursday at
Harding of Fordwich spent Fri- the same home,
day in London. Holy Communion will be
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Flem- held Sunday in St. Stephen's
ing, Mrs. Wm. McNab, Mr. Anglican Church, Gorrie, at
Robt. McNab and Miss Mina 11.30 a, m. Rev. J. P. Gan-
Burrell of Tara and Mr. and
don, Exeter, will conduct the
Mrs. Wm. Hart of Wroxeter service. Rev. H. D. Jenkins
visited Sunday with Mr. and will preach in Trinity Memor-
Mrs. Melvin Finlay. ial Church, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woods, St. Stephen's Woman's Aux-
Judy, Gene and Kim of Kitch- iliary will meet Thursday, Ap-
ener visited Mrs. Jas. Shera re- ril 20 at 2.30 p.m. at the
cently. home of Mrs. John Dinsmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Searson
spent Wednesday with the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Jane Sear-
son of Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilmar
visited at the homes of Mr. Ray-
mond Gowdy and Mr. Ed. Gil-
mar, on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koch
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Beyers, Con. 1, Howick.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Schenk and family spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Schenk of New Hamburg.
Week-end visitors at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Ronald
Sweeney were Mr. and Mrs.
George Collings, Misses Mary
Gorrie Personals
Open House for
Bible Graduate
GORRIE-Open house will be
held Saturday for the homecom•
ing of Miss Eleanore Preiss by
her sisters, Mrs. Shirley Culbert
and Mrs. Joyce Schenk, after-
noon and evening, at the home
of her mother, Mrs. M. Preiss
in Clifford.
She is a past graduate of Nor.
well District High School and
for the past three years has been
attending Brier Crest Bible In-
stitute in Caronport, Sask.,
where she graduated on April 17,
Win
BOYS FROM BRUSSELS who were confirm- Van Poucke, Joe Terpstra; centre: Donald
ed at the Sacred Heart Church here include Blake, George Krieger, Louis Krieger; front:
from the left, back row: John Hinz, Gerry Michael Blake, Neil Ryan, Michael Sebastian.
4 Johnston Rexall Pharmacy
by K. R. Witherden
your telephone
manager
Now that April Is here, complete with thoughts of in-
come tax, rainy weekends and, in most communities, the
return of Daylight Saving Time, most property owners are
anxious to begin work out of doors. During the long winter
months when snow covered yards and patios many have
been busy making plans to plant shrubs or trees, put up
a new fence or make other improvements, However, be-
fore you get your hands on the shovel or any other dig-
ging tool, please, give us a call to find out if there are
any buried cables on your real estate, All it takes is one
Police, fire, ambulance, hospital or other emergency ser-
vices may have been disrupted when careless digging
mangled this portion of cable buried underground.
hefty thrust of a shovel or a well-sunk fence post to dam-
age a buried cable. This damage could disrupt regular
telephone service, long distance, data-sending facilities or
even emergency communications that might be transmit-
ted by telephone wire. This cable-locating service is pro-
vided free by Bell Canada. Just give us a call at 611.
We will advise you quickly if cable is under your property.
And, while we are on the subject of cable protection, some-
thing else comes to mind. The burning of brush and last
year's dead grass is another popular April pursuit in cen-
tres where fire regulations permit. Before striking the
match, look up. There is nothing like a roaring fire be-
neath telephone wires to put part of the system out of
commission. And, the pungent smell of an outdoor fire is
not enhanced by adding burning cable: Like good health,
the telephone is never fully appreciated until we are with-
out it. Let's do our best to look after both.
* *
When you lift the receiver on your telephone you may
notice that your telephone set has been made in Canada
by Northern Electric. If you have ever stopped to watch
the huge cable laying machinery placing cable underground
you will likely have noticed that the tremendous reel that
unwinds that cable is marked in large letters, "Northern
Electric." In communities where a new telephone switch-
ing centre is being constructed by Bell Canada (and there
have been many in Ontario the past few years), it is
Northern Electric equipment that goes into it, and North-
ern Electric technicians who install and test the equip-
ment to make sure it operates to exacting standards.
Northern Electric has developed Canadian sources for
more than 95 percent of all material it purchases. More
than 5,000 other Canadian firms are engaged In supplying
Bell Canada's various needs through Northern Electric.
This close relationship between Bell Canada and Northern
Electric is tot accidental. Northern Electric is Bell's
wholly-owned research, manufacturing and purchasing sub-
sidiary, The resulting unity of purpose and shared objec-
tives contribute to the high quality and reasonable cost of
service enjoyed by Bell Canada customers. The partner-
ship provides the necessary degree of integration in re-
search, supply and service operation that solves particularly
Canadian problems-distance, climate and sparsity of popu-
lation to assure customers a standard of service that is
second to none in the world.
ham Advance-Times, Thursda , April 21, 1906 - Page 9
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