HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-03-12, Page 6are getting ready for those warm clays
Just around the corner, seethem for style
and •quality, plus economy on all your
PAMILY CLOTHING NeEDS
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
x 80 "Sheila" - a $450 value
.$3.99 pr. - get ,several pairs
Stretchy -Nylon RIB HOSE
Children's - Reg, infe
SALE . 47c pr.
BOYS' - SPARKLING
' WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
complete with Tie and Cuff ,.1Anks
99c each
$11* 11C11 e Males, Wet-11)4000p -Oar. i4 r 1.05 EAST 'WAWANOSII .
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Children i)ebate
At I3luevale School
ELDEVALE-- At DitieVale .SehOol
o n Friday afternoon, Phyllis Grant
and Sheila Ross, of Kirton's school
debated against Julia Thornton and.
Hugh Mundell, cif 131uevale school,
on the subject, "ReSolVeci that
Women Are smarter than Men",
The debaters were well prepared
.and showed .4ikzrpri4.ing . ability •con-
Sidcring their years. Mrs. lvr, L.
',Aitken acted as judge and -found
the 'speakers on the negative side
winners by a small margin.
Their -teachers are Mrs. Wilse'n
Thornton and Miss /3erva Gallaher.
tax, $4.1,10; 'Dominion Road Maeh-
;Lowry Co., repairs. PIUS: H ncrr,
Constrnetion, snow reinov.al .$880.00;
Ross Jamieson, snow removal,
;71400; tko. Radford, .snow re,
Trinvai l $1,833,20: Vance's Drug
Store, starting fluid $3.00; Receiver,
General of Canada, incoplc tax
13.70,
CENDRAL --Village of Myth,. re-
lief December 1957, $6,20; Wing-
ham Advance-Times, advertising
IPA; W, 8. ,Gibson, insurance
$100.00; Chas, Cook, _0 fox bounties'
MO; Russell Punrdon, refund dog
tax $2.00; • Township' of Morris,
share Belgrave St, lights $0.3.1s.,
41.. R. Lane, clerk of Kinloss
Laws Rintoul Drain $25,601 Cler'ic's
fees $35.00; John Foran, Clerk •
West Wawanosh B,'-Laws Rintoui
• Drain $25.00, Clerk's fees,
X. M. Harper, audit' fees $250.00;
Herson Irwin, Convention expen-
ilerson Irwin, Convention expens--
,es, $30,00; Clarence Hanna, Con-
vention expen*ses, $30.00, Total
$4,527.82,
• MIMS'
"SPRING COATS
in all UmulDler. typal W"Ohl
from $1.1,98 up
• .0,0 mow Avuor,, GIRLS' COAT'
Sizes 1Q 14x
from .$17,95 .up .
SPRING HATS
by Caildereila
Exclusive at Carmiehaers
for $2.98
Dress' Sheer Nylono.'
111 Beautiful spring. ootdo.
($0 gauge 15 denier,- -
at $1.25 pair
BOYS' JEANS
Ismw lines arriving daily.
Sec, and Wear the popular Ivy
League stripe, sizes S - 18
at $3.95 pair
Mrs, Nelson Reid
lioried in 'Mogi-min
BI4LTIV4LIMrs, Nelson lima
died in Whigha,rn General nospl,tat
on • March. 0th, in her .07th year,
She had ITO in; faiiipg health for
some
Mrs, Reid was formerly :Fedora
naoidlgacqad.meof t ,0C00131.01:1,1 ainzld 31A4
baying forrnedy lived at 'White-
churp: and Qlonannan,
,,Surviving' are her husband, two
sons, Vernon of Winghtun, and.
.Alen, of Clinton;. a _daughter, Mrs.
I-4103'd Taylor, of ,Bluevale; two
granddaughters, also two bretherS,
Clifford Maud of Guelph, and
Stanley, of Cedarville; two sisters,
Mrs, Russell .Gibson, of Guelph
and Miss Matilda Maud, of Harrill.,
ton.
The funeral service was 'held in
H. A, Currie & Sons funeral home,
Wingham, on March 7th. Rev4 H, A.
Brook, of Binevale United Church,
conducted the service,
The pallbearers were Albert Kit;
ellen, Maurice Bosnian, a B. Hoff-
man, .188,40 Metcalf, Russell Baird,
Reuben Appleby. Interment was in
Witigham Cemetery. •
All who were associated with
Mrs, Reid will remember her as a
The East Wawlinosit Connell
met March 6th, With all the MOM-
bers present, and the _the r pre-
siding, The minutes of • the meet,
ing'• held February 3rd, were read
and adopted on motion by Buck.
arum - Hanna,
A. X. Harper presented his audi
ted report of the township re-
ceipts and expenditures for the
year 1.957, Revenue $94,043,89; ex,
penditures $90,662.09, Mill/his for
the year $2,380.90,
Moved by Purdon-McGowan that
-council accept the auditor's report
and his fees be paid.
Two ail:eon-lents betweell thq
council and two ratepayers for'rc,,
forestations. were read.
Moved by Hanna-Buchanan that
the reeve and clerk sign the above
agreements on behalf of the town-
ship.
By-laws No; 6, 7, 8 confirming the
agreements were read the first and
second times.
Moved by AcGowan-Purdon that
Orval telt, Taylor, Reeve
R. H. Thompson, Clerk
About 4,000 Churches
In Japan Since 1873
He
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An
by-laws No, 6, 8 be read the: • kindly, neighbour and friend. third' time and passed. '• BLUEVALE—The W.M.S. of the
Tenders for gravel contract were -United Church mot in the school- , '
room of the church on Mareh -6th;
. YOU ALWAYS SHOP IN COMFORT AND PAY LESS AT
Carmichaeis
The Family Store —
WINGHAM , PHONE 1W opened. There were three tenders
meeting.
moved by PUrdon-Buchanan that' Mrs, ft. A. Brook conducting the.. mted WA Supports...
council accept Joe. Kerr's tender
for 65 cents' a cubic yard.
Applications were opened for
warble fly inspector, Sprayer oper-
ator and operator's helper, Moved
by Purdon-Hanna that the appli-.
cation for warble fly inpeator• of
Frank Thompon at 95 cents an
hour and 7 cents a mile for car he
accepted also he is to attend the
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Matters discussed were repreaenA
Wien of the society at the Presby-
terial Clinton on March 27th;
TO WINTER WEATHER VT
and the Spring Thankoffering
Meeting to be held at the Easter
season, Mrs. Spading Johnston, and
Mrs. James Johnston are the com-
mittee in charge 'of the Thank,
This is the best possible time of year
to set yourself up for a new and vastly
more pleasant way of living when the
snow starts to fly next fall!
'
March of Dimes
BLIJEVALE—The Woman's As-
sociation :met in the -United Church
on March 6th, Mrs. John Wick-
stead, president, presiding.
The treasurer's report showed a
large balance, Plans fon, 'future
activities were discussed. A collec-
tion for the March of. Dimes will
be taken in each group of the As-
sociation.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT LONG TERM CREDIT
ARRANGEMENTS
combine combine to make the new
BLUEVALt
urnace
warble fly school to be held itt 'on"ing meeting.
on March 18th. 'Nfss.0M4y.
Mrs,
liltfoonr
Moved by Purdon-McGowan G that
th o r
Earl Caldwell's application for vrasep read th e scr ipture. Mrs, W.
sprayerr, operator at $1.00 an hour Johnston continued the study of
anti John Caldwell as operator's Japan. The year 1873 saw the first
helper at 95 cents an hour be ac- Christian. church in Japan, Now cepted, there are nearly-1000" Churches and
Moved by Hanna-Buchanan that 100,000 Christians.
the road and general accounts as
presented be Passed and paid. Some of the early missionaries
. Moved by McGowan-Purdo.n that Esso SERVICE ON-THE-DOT
FOR CARS' ON-THE-SPOT
IS YOUR CAR LOORING DULL AND DRAB'?
WANCH IT 'PERK UP UNDER OUR
EXPERT TOUCH . ... COST IS'
SMALL' - RESULT TERRIFIC!
yours for the asking!
Astonishing fuel economies spell good business rather than luxury buying
CALL US TODAY
AIR CONDITIONING
WINGHAM Phone 740 "Sid Adams, Prop." Wingliam
and education is highly valued. •
The missionaries are free to
carry out the many phases. of miS-
Sionary 'work.
PLUMBING
PHONE 255
PERCY CLARK
HEATING
the council adjourn to meet April
1st, at one o'clock at the Belgrave
community centre, or at the call of
the Reeve.
ROADS--,Stuart McBurney, sal-
ary, $179.0.0, convention expensesv
$30.00, bills paid, $4.05; Wm. T.
Irwin, wages, 3166,23; Fred Deacon,
wages' . $119.55; Alex Robertson,
wages, $5.10; Philip Dawson, weld-
ineplough $5.00; W. A. Tiffin, hy-
draulic oil, $18.20; • W. S. Gibson,
premiums on policies $88.42; Rea-
vie Motors, charging battery $1.00;
Can. Oil Co., 550 gallons fuel and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall spoilt
a day at Parkhill last week, visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. James Master.
Mr, and 'Mx:S. Cecil Roiph and were martyrs. Evangelization has Mr. and Mrs, Jos. i-larris
'
of Mit-
been slow the majority of the cheli, visited at.the home -of Mrs.
people still clinging to their hea- Joseph Curtis -last week.
then religions. Miss Beatrice Taylor and Miss
Since the last war, Japan .has Marion Ellis, of London, visited
made' great strides' industrially, at the home of Miss Mary Duff on „ . Her people are frugal' and Indus- Saturday.
triou CharleSI05ulies is a patient ins but are hampered by lack of -
raw materials 'and good soil 5114 g-..-T?st'Hespital, London: Mrs.
tin i daughter; Mrs. needs more export markets. There Geor es is now a large 'measure of freedom George •Gernatin;.: i
!with'hon
Mrs. Bob 13oWers; ' of 'Brussels,"
spent Sunday with Mrs. Andrew
Lamont.
C. Higgins is. home from
Wingliam General Hospital.
h NNUAL GIAN
March
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HUiNDRDS OF USEFUL • EVERYDAY BARGAINS.
$21,000.90 STOCK MUST BE REDUCED An Old Fashioned Bargain-Packed Stock Reduction Sale
ursday 9 March 13th, at Ten a• m. BE EARLY — GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE Sale starts T MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY TO MARK DOWN PRICES. . DISCOUNTS ON EVERYTHING
YOU BUY YOU'LL SAVE MONEY!
-1BISIERMEWIIRMININ alemmeimmo
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT
. CHAMBRAY
WORK SHIRTS
Blue 4S1 Tull - Mostly quail sizes
$1.49 each
CHILDREN'S
Car & Duffle COATS
Item $5.98
Clearing at $3.00 ea,
Fine DRESS SHIRTS
Sanforized, rased cows
Whiles and. Colors
$2,75 ea.' 2 for $5.50
PRINT * 36" wide
to ri yard ends
Special sale pric'e 29c yd.
MEN'S
SPORT SHIRTS
Good sizes - many styles
Reg. $3.00 10 $3,95
SALE $L93 ea.
nays'
'Plum' UNDERWEAR
Vests and Drawers
79c each
TOYS.- an opportunity!
sonic, daonaged, some soiled
Values from $1,00 to IPA
Now 19c, 49c & 99c ea.
BOYS'
Faded Blue JEANS
Heavy noiihia
Price .$2.66 pry
otxmaANct
LADIES' DRESSES
utgabLie $5i1)5 tit. s$,K3
GOING: AT $3,99
COSTUME JEWELLERY - Clearing - 15c &25c ea.
PAINT AND 'ENAMEL - Sale Price $1.00 cit.
WORN: SOX 47:c pr. NYLON - 89c pr.
WABASSO SHEETS 81":x 100" - $3.49 ea.
TRAINING PANTS, 24.6 y- 19c pr.-Five for 89c
Men's Heavy BIB OVERALLS - 9 oz. $4.45 pr.
HATS Ladies.' styles
in.' •:k
77c ea.
Boys' "TANK PANT"
Vine Drill - 12 to 16 yrs,
worth ,$3,50 now $1,88 pr.
FANCY BRIEFS
Lava trimf etc. - reg, to 79e
Sale 39c - THREE for $1.00
EXERCISE BOOKS Scribblers
NOW 4c ea. FIVE- foie .19c
Children's UNDERWEAR
Panties, Blomberg Vests, etc; Values to 10c
SAL E 23c ea.
WHITE BOBBY SOX
9111400 Toll
47c pr. - 2 pis, for 75c
Kiddies' CORDUROY OVERALLS - Sale .99c pr
51 Gauge, first quality NYLONS — Sale 59c pr.
Kiddies' PLAID SHIRTS, sanforized - Sale. 77c ea.
SHELF PAPER - reg. 15c Sale 6 for ,25c
Men's HEAVY DENIM WORK PANTS $2.99 ea.
English Bone China CUP and SAUCER — 88c ea.
42" PILLOW SLIPS io
SALE 88c pr.
Men's - 'Youths'
ANKLET HOSE
29c pr. — 5 for $1.00
COTTON BRASSIERE
Sizes 33 to 38
TWO FOR 88c
BATH TOWELS
'Big and Fleecy - Reg, :mu
SALE PRICE 77c ea.
COTTON SLIPS
TWIN 'SCAM Reg. $5.81)
SALE $1.89 ea.
TERRireavyTput :ELS
SALE 88c pr.
BOYS' 'num
DENIM JEANS
Sizes 8 to 16
$2,19 pr,
Lace Trim Rayon SLIPS
Sizes 32 to 10 — Beg. $2495
SALE PRICE 99c
Men's TOPS and BRIEFS
Dandy quality - Stock up;
TWO for 88c
Wholesalers' Clearance
22 kt. trim DINNERWARE
"Tudor Rose" pattern
20% to 40%' DISCOUNTS
mcvs
FINE WHITE SHIRTS
Very flue broadcloth - Reg, $$.08
SALE $1.99 ea.
ESMOND BLANKETS
Smart Plaid design - Worth $4.00
SALE $2.99 ea.
CAKE TINS, BREAD BOXES,
GARBAGE CANS
Solna slightly doted
GOING FOR JUST 66c ea.
LOVELY
SILK JERSEY MATERIAL
for itiresses, Manors, Etc. worth $1,0 yd.
SALE 59c yd.
umimusams
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SMART BLOUSES
,fine 61.ton. Broadcloth
lot,s of trim, sizes 32 to 38
Sale Price 99c
Weiwoo We can hst here ONLY a traction of
many bargains for, this 'event, Variety Stor
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