HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-03-19, Page 6CARDIGANS, $7,95 PULLOVERS, $5.95
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WINGHAM PHONE 1W
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Our Fins! Clearance on itIett's
Suburban Coats - sizes 39 to 49
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THIS , STORE WILL BE :OPEN FOR .SHOPPINCLON SATURDAY DENIM:
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'ADIES.1 Get on: lite
1Reminiscing -
PaYitlson ..aud Donald, slag,.. „S)011,1V11ittt,14,, ',of t/Oltd011 ▪ AC4
took part in a 'bonsptel iffMk-' Alvin lilggios af and
Wan, • : • Mrs, Roy rattlson pf,.:Wa
Miss Verne Walker, 'Of 1110,01111N 'Mrs. Qeorse Setutoter.,01:10tin,
School staff, tincierwent.4,11''Operat rfcih, spent feW ^ itor
tiers on Thursday eve,1114,'" mother, Jvhs. lohtt 141)00O1-.
w,ro v b.erui visitors with '• Mi •ss °Rita PallOWaY, ''Of
Mts. Robert RIggins WOW Miss dine; ,sporit the weelt,end.w.10, her
Margaret .fligglns and .Pte..',Altort parents ,
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• The •elnPler tie flonalnion. PDX,
.4):olor Merritt has lone to
TOtfititri tire SpettOn
Oeliege therei, •
*RP. Albert. Small, of Preston,
spent a-few days at the borne of
CROY. YVAIRS.i. A00- • 1114' rfatheri .VVItilkon Murelt.
Mr, Jainbs, Peruots. had the .nrig-, Mr*, Al') -Hingston were.
,fortune to fall on the slippery walk irj Condon, this Week 'bidding-tars
on Thursday last and brealt ono Well' td,' t491.p son,. Lloyd, .whose,
of his arms, battalion' leaves or OVergettii ,on, ,
, KIM BroWit of London has 'TintredaY. •
•taken a position as head nrillther
with. Miss. Boyd. .
Miss St. Clair, of Toronto, 'who
is an expert trimmer, is with Mrs,
Green this
.tClltitno slenag7an, tri f•••Orillla has.
taken a position as salt:Wady'
Mr, and Mrs, William' npubie
dee left last week for :London,.
where they intend residing in tut-.
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VyiENTY-Elirn VEARS AO0
Mr, DaWson bag, ov/-
ing to'•111' health, disposed of his,
IP* Culross .;:to M. Ceerg0
SIMI11011s,
James 0, Stewart reportti
the sale of : two lots on Catherine
Street, owned 1)y Mr. Charles j.
Rintoal and Mr; I-1.arrY MOCkal.
, Wagon
at C4RMICIIAEL4!S
Yes, these luxury BAN LON SWEATERS are
all — and more — than they say about them!
BAN LON Sweaters wash pe'rfectly , ,need.
,no blocking , resist. fugzing
Troy mown, NENER MOONY, (Ayr OP SlIA14-1
. Ittr„ H. F, Obekle, of Formosa,. 'are. , has, -purchased the -grocery business
' Mr, John Jefferson, of Saska- forint:Ay Owned by Mrs, Cummings, ' tool), is visiting with Mr. and M1'3.
Samuel Bennett, he being `a. and *111 carry on a grocery, flour.
and feed bushiess at this stand: brother of Mrs, Bennett. : .•
f rom Brock :vine yesterday evening mics..(Pr *
4 , P. Towler a m,. , for
Dr. R. C. -Redmond returned ,igly 'respe cted resident of
whither he was called to attend Windham, itassed away at LOng
the funeral of his brother, who Beach, California, on Friday, in
., died suddenly in Boston, leer. =90th Year. 'rgt. Sam Y0111114, of Chetah, Is The home Of Mr. 'and.Mis, re wing at:quaint:Ant:es in -town, Walter Lott, Turnberry _ was ne rs..Williain For,gie is at present brightened by the arrival -of a baby M
"r viSiting her son, lilr. Ed', Vorgie,
boy on Sunday morning.
with his parents, Mr. and
M. ''R ELIO' Carr, of Toronto, is
visiting,, Mr, Kerr, , our popular janitor
at the high school, *gave his annuals mrs1 ,.cl eorge ,curr.
treat to ;the pupils on Thursday of 11Si,SS.'FlOrenee, Dietrich, of Wa."1-
last week, It consisted of two !cotton.,, is ',visiting 'With her sister, immense bags ' of ' rosy apples, a Mn. L. s.,13vithiger. • ,.
SATURDAY NIGUT OPEN SPECIAL
7 to 10 p.ux. Indy
70x90 First Quality ec cc r1
' IBEX BLANKETS ..... , — , . 4,,N,P*t.PJ pair bag in each play room,) We can
assure Mr. Kerr they were appree-
ieted to the very core. ,
,,Chairs for $2,19 per half dozen
zit S. Gracey's.
FORTY YEARS A00
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•:' HoPPer, Reg N
A,•Fothergill, over the ,week-end,
Mr. A. J. Nortrop, butches kris. ha% returned 'to, town after being
been appointed goVernment fish od ditty'itOdetoria, Hospital, Lon-
4011 ,, for the past two months.
Mr. Leonard Bennett, of the
Dominon Bank staff, Chatham,
visited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs T. Bennett:, ,
According to the :budget all bank
checrites in future` will require . a
84 11,X, Fhpqnes, no matter hoW
sma:„Irwill;,.'require a three-cent
Be rt Elli ott "..,s(a's high man at .•
sthcoer:ribfblagi:9.-.7rnament on Tues-
daY:eveninewith nine wins and a
On Tuesday of last week Reeve
J. W.,..McKilibon was visiting with
friends in • Walkerton when he had
-the misfortune to slip On the- icy
arifraeiiired •two of his ,
rlbS' and ,erdelled 0,kt...others.
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F.ItiEl4INT. YEARS AGO
hiS '86th' birthday.
.0engritulaOrts to 'Alt, John T.
Currie,. 911 Monday' celebrated
lascitrkweTersadaryi;thanf,c,pnaWchclentees, dAy,a4noicf
Phone. 106 , ACKER ,Wiikihiwo I.
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It's swimming time at the five crippled eitutps in' the
province that are owned and operated by the' OnclitioSociCty for
Crippled Children, who annually conduct the Xaster Seal Otnuinign,
By contributing to the Easter Seal Campaign buil; year,: yea' atinde it
possible fot• 11)0,17it than 1,200- crippled kiddies to enjoy• a • threerweek
summer vacation, The 19,5$ :Caster Seal Citinpaign has an ritijeetiVe oh
$750,000 amid runs until April alt. • '
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11Its:' (Dr.) Hoffman of Toronto
visited., with her parents, Mr, and
lohn" Kerr.
%Mt., W.': .1, R.utlettge„ of Bramp-
lAjted with his Sister Mrs.
IIPC has made loans
promptly for 2 generations Instructors' Schools
Easter Hoti s
dealer for Wingham. He proposes
putting three •wagons on the road
this season. • Mr, Robert V, Brooks has pur-
chased the grocery store from
Mr, Alex Moo/bray. We' Wish' 'MIA
success in this new venture, .;
A very enjoyable time was spent
by s large number of 'St.
congregation on Monday evening
in the Sunday School room when
three returned soldiers, Lieut.
Holmes, Sgt. Fitt- and Lieut,
Jones-Bateman were the honored
guests of the .AYPA.-
• Rev. Hector McQuarrie passed
away at his residence on Thurs7
day. Mr. McQbarrie was for
years pastor of the Wingham Pres,
b§terian Church ancl';it was during
the time of his ministry, -that the
now St. Andrew's Cl4treh was
erected. '
Mr, Harry WordStrian has, mov-
ed from the 13 Line to the double
house on Water Street, opposite,
the chair factory, ,wheA l he ,will.
be glad to buy all kinds of, scrap.
County Cancer
Unit Elects
The.iluror, unit of the Canadian
Cancer "Society elected Mrs. Ken-
neth Johns, Exeter, president, Mrs.
Johns' appointment • • follows the
sudden death of the president, Fred
Sturdy, of poderich,
• Floyd Lodge, Goderich, wasnam-
ed first vice-president, President
of the Clinton and district branch,
Mrs y~illianr Morlok, who presided
at the special meeting,' paid tribute
Lo Mr. Sturdy. , ••
Since Dad's day RFC has been
making prompt loans, in privacy,
to people who need money for all
kinds of good reasons. At House-
holdyou can borrow up to $1,000,
`get one-day service and take up
to 30 months to repay on the
terms you choose.
, B01-14,4 confidently from RFC
• HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
ez,tareo„.0i
R. K: Fitch, Manager
35A West Street Telephone 1501
GODERICH
COARIEL-The nuiribiu;; of '
ron receiving Red .Cross ‘7,r .ter.
Safety awards, In Ontario • thiring
1957, was 20,726. Out of that 'num-
ber, 8,611 r reeeived..beginner ;but-
tons, 'which lakes a Youngster; frem
the non-swimmer level to the point
where he can swim 'a distanCe of
30 fdet, turn around , and swim
back 30 feet.
Only children who have: been
taught by "6„,,,qualifie' (1,134 cross
instructor 'are ' eligible! 'for-. the
Water Safety tests": ,Ontario last
year 373' men and' women over the
age of 19, and holding'a life saving
award, participatecI in `-the Red
Cross. Water Safepy'' instructors'
schools. The course, is 3'0 hour's. in ,
length and includes 'bOth leettires
and pool and nrabtice. • teaching
sessions-. B.5cams,are-held and only
those who are: considered respon-
sible people receive'- their qualifi-
cation.
During the faster thelidays this
year, five instructors schools will
be held in Ontario in ;.St: •Cathar-
ines, , i'eterborough,
Fort F,rariCis ,a,nd Windsor.
YOU. Serve By Giving
SMALL RUGS POPULAR
The braided rugs' that were
grandmother's pride are becoming
popular again and are being_ ,used
with hoth traditiOnal and coritem.-•
porary decoration. Consuraers like
the rugs. because they wear well,
complement rather than cover
Polished floors, and are inexpensive
to maintain, pne manufacturer has
just announced a whole range of
new styles,
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BLANKETS
Vote for Marvin Nowe an
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ON MARCH 31st ,Men's 'Bomber style jackets of
fancy fleelt`toelton cloth, with
satin lining, ,A' very smart jack-
et. at stn outstanding price.
Reg. $13.95 1 '
SPECIAL . t.88 $
, "Itieeontitt"..or. a regular r.
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Zit Doeskin SHIRTS,
A 'good selection of patterns in-
: eluding. piald leeks in Meit's
7 Doeskin Work Shirts
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• .* MATS COTTON SHIRTS
Mere Is e)itiePtional Value lit
• Cottott' Work Starts
• 'Values from tl $3.69 to $3.50
" MATS
c„bc.„ Mats' In good'
(arbours and pattettni sttitablaor
ititthens, indlways, bedrooms,
etc. ' 3, 50 $t.08 $1 99 . 1.10 CLEAR. . $1.99
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Special Discounts on All Winter n erwear , it •
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DRESS' SHIRTS
MOO'S Vine ;Cress 'Shirts in
mostly piain shades . '
„gem •:)51.115 a, ,i,. A .
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PAJAMA ., . S ,
Mett's GOOil .QUidtty 'Platintilette,
..Pajtisitas .".lit 'Showily etilettrial '
Pattorns. *egg. 0.90 $3 do
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BOYS''' SH1Ik TS';..• , .
A group of Boys' Deeititha Sport
Shirts in :real •itinarrkirtteitui .
Jug, 111,98 "(...$3,93 $1.49 TO. CLEAlt .„.... • ,, , , '. .',
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.vi i i,„ `ii .y1100, 1.01,,, $1,01i, and sr,.;40
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