HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-03-26, Page 14DRESSES .
Irmo - our retdleetion of exquildle styles wilt add to
your happliness for IflaSter and Mt through Spring. Yawn love tile ,iiew
ahades:hte Spring in rich polished (lotions, printed, silks mid .rityOns
and For the Style cOltStious laiyer the poptdar "Chemise" styled in the
Silhouette will be of special interest.
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HERE'S WHAT THE REXALL WEATHERMAN PREDICTS FOR - YOUR NEW YORK TRIP
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FAIR,
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In 77th Year
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Property Change:0-
FORDWICII—Mr. and. :Mrs, :RV
.Askin -of the '14th .concesSion have
their farm and Will be .1110 v-
ittg to their new tIOMO jn ListoWel.
Mr. and, Mrs. Lyle SitaMonS have
purchased the home of the late
Mrs. Fred Gadeke, and will be
moving their household effects.
next week,
Nov 491.0141414 offers liOale of
the finest, angling for Atialilic ,
flalloti, king Of Saone fish,
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GEORGE. WILLI.Arvp
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WATCH. REPAIRS.
Ittotaited. In IVOnsoles 'Store
hair of spaee
Watches and Very
Clocks only,
-tomer reoloests of Tiorc1,044,
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Wray' alFl.
Grage .of Toronto, spent as few days
last week. with relativeS, Master
13riall- 'Wray retarned with
1110, „parents; after .spending as few
days with Mr. and. Mr% Jack1,100,
M 'nenry Can1hbeil Spond,..
log a little titian with. Mr: and Mrs,
Bob -Campbell, •
Miss Edith .1-loWes. of Toronto
and Mr, and Mrs. Ross Tomlin of
Purh.am visited on. Silitday. with
Mr, and Mrs, Art Forester.
Mrs, Wally Qibson and 'Mrs. Stale
Agate spent a collide ..of days last
week with Mr. and Mrs—Jack nets
tO:Gklelph, The latter -remained for
a 'longer visit,
'Master Kerry .Campbell spent a
few days last week. with Mr. and
Mrs, Clare Campbell at' Moles.
worth.
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Theatre
Tivo..showa each night
First at 7,15
FAMILY INGGMA
An excellent method of having
an takatuate ;Hsu-ranee estate
fu r the Man with• a yoang
family. Consult—
FRANK C. )-ROPE". K
—Representative-7;
Canaaa Life
WINHAM, ONT.
girth
Iva-m.1mA— To Mr. and .Mrs, A6'
can Mitchell', a daughter .011 Mon,
clay, March 17th, 1958;.' at„the'
Palmerston Hospital.
.CLOSED
MONDAY, TUESDAY ANL/
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'hursday, Friday, Saturday,
March 27 ,"
Robert Mitchum, Rita Hayworth
Jack Len-111ton
in
Down Below"
Good -melodramattle entertain-
' plea shot 3ovation in and
'around Trinidad.
Listowel were 'Sunday visitors with
Mc. and Mrs. Stan. Forester.
Mrs, Art Forester accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tomlin to To.
Tonto Ohl Monday;
Mr. and Mrs. CroSby .Sotheran
visited in 'S. trathroy . and 1...ondon
over the week-end and on Saturday
evening attended the 50th wedding
anniversary .of their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross 1"1„.Agins'of Denfield.
The sympathy of the 'community
is extended to Mrs, Arthur Chap-
man of GQrtaC td her daughter,
Mrs, Gerald Gray, in the loss of
a husband and father, They were
Mr.. roil Mrs, K(lyden Devitt wore
Suieray visitors with relatives in
Kitchener.
Mr. 'and Mrs, l/otig liolt spent
the wcelt-end in London. with Mr
and Mrs. :George .13olander.
Mrs, 'William .Sothern and Mrs.
l'ruce .Ifoltozu spent _one day last
week in Guelph and -Georgetown.
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Guy and
Mrs. Henry Howe spent; one day
last INTC.JS Di Orangeville,
Mr. rue! Mrs. SCiltt. Leiria and
Kandy of 'Waterloo .spent the past
weOlt-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Keith,
Mr. and Mr& :tacit HritAter, MILO'
LAM and. John of Kitchener Oen'
the weals-end with Mr. and "Mrs
MIA Moore.
Mrs. Ruby loorester of Toronto
spent the. wheat-grid 'at her home
.here,
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin. Gibson of -:_,..41111111.0.011mousissismsoir
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Optometrist
Patrick St, .Wingliani •
Euchre Winners.
FOROWI.Cli—Vight tahl ee aft
progressive ,ettehre were play
oh the eennnunity hail here, me
Winners were:; High 100, Mrs. El,
met Miller; high gent, Russell
owl; consolation, Mrs, John if49^
pington and "John Watth; speeial
prize, John Camble,
Mrs. Chris Severit
lias90th Birthday
FORD WICH-13 est 'Wishes are
extended • to Mrs, Chris Severt of
Fordwielt, who 'on Stinday,
23, celebrated her 00th birthday.
Quests were present from .oiifford,
Carlsruhe, Kitchener and Owen .
Sound,
Mrs, .Severt bad three birthday
cakes presented to her by friends.
and family, She enjoys 'very good
health and_ is able to be around
every day, ,She, reaides with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Bast.
TIE AS!gtant, UM. Qeorgo ftich,
ards; branoll directors,' Mrs:, ciar-
mice Carswell, Mrs, Harry Vast,
Mrs, Scott Clarkson pianists, Mrs,
Lorne ,Siefert and Mrs. goYdell
Devitt.; noininating con., Mrs, film-
naa WiiiianiSen, Mrs, Geo. Richards
and Mrs, Fred Hamblyr auditors,
Mrs. Clarence -Carswell and Mrs.
Wililaraa Sothern. Conveners of the
standing Committees were left the
saute as. Ina year, .
An Irish contest was• conducted
by :Kra. Lorne Seifert, Current.
events Wore given ,by - Mrs, Ron
Hub°, One being the :Whitby win.
over ,TItissia and ft Canadian ap-
pointed 'as press sectre,tary to the
Queen. A .geography match, cap-
tained. by Mrs, Stanley Bride and
Mrs. Crosby Sothern„ caused much
amusement; Mrs, Dride'S team
won.
^ Thad meeting' closed with the
singing of "God Save‘ the Queen".
and lunch was served by MR'S, I;lar-
oltl Mrs`.,jim •Vittici Mrs.
Lorne Seifert and Mrs, Chive Mk-
10011.,DWICI1,-The emannulltY of
F.Ordwielt was. saddened reeently to
',1earil of the sudden passing of
Mrs. :Sarah A. Cadke,_yidow of the
l8tft Prederiek gadkv;„in her 77th
Year,
Although ill for ,only five short.
weeks, ,the late Mrs, Gadlce, . who
was born at Kirkton, Ontario, pass—
ed ;peacefully .a.Way at her home'
atHFOrdWieb on Frida7, March 14.
Her parents, Mr, and. Mrs. Roberti
Davis, predeceased lick many ,years
ago,
Mrs.' Cadhe had. been, prominent
in church and. community affairs,
and .she with her Ahlishand whom
she married at KirlttOn in 3809 an.
who predeceased her four Years'-
ago last. December, were always.
active when it eame. time to, take
part in community projects,.
She leaveS. to mourn her .s0,4
passing two .da,ughterS .;. Ada, (Mrs,.
Alex, ,pf Fordwich, and.
Joy, (Mra,.,Trevelya..Hainstoelt), of ,
Milton; ono son, Roy„ of 1Sordwich .
Also .mourning her loss are four
brothers and one sister, Mrs, Enuna
Nairn, -of St Marys; Dr. M. Davis,
of England. William Davis, of
Vancouver, 13,C., A, D. Davis, of
Galt, and Robert Davis, of Edmon-
ton, Alberta. There are foOr grand
and four great grandchildren,.
Funeral serviees took place on
Stinday, March 1.(ith, • from her late
residence in Fordwieh, with inter-
ment in the Fordwich cemetery,
-Mr. W, Huiriphries. of the. Jehovah
Witness Sect officiated,
Phone 77p
Many years ago a common "trt5at,'
pent" for skin, cancer in. England
was to tie alive toad to the tumor,
Of course, it did no good. Today
85% of skin cancers are cured
when treated. arly with. X-ray or .
surgery,
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FOR. REAL VALVE
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A TREAT TO EAT
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12 FOR 37
Collage,
TOILET TISSUE
13 rolls $1.00.
mocoriakoies
SODAS
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Chateau •CHEE8E •
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FORDWICH—The local branch
of the met at the home of
Mrs. Russel Nichol for the Marell
Meeting( with )ft's. -pare Ifiarrls,
president, in charge.
Mrs, Lyle 'Simmons gave the
story of the crucifixion,
ii,e,MeElwain gave the motto, "To-
day is the tomorrow you worried
about .and . all is well". She gave
the definition of worry aria g‘o.,ess--
ed the fact -that tomorrow never
`comes. We should leave our to.
morrowa in God's bands.
The roll call, "Why Mothers Get
Grey!', was well answered, A do-
15-1 nation of $15,00 was made to the
nt library, $25.00 to the hall board
NI and $10.00 to the Polio Fund.
P.1 Mrs. Glenn ,fohnstoe, district
11 president, was the guest speaker
and took as her 'theme, "A Wise
Mind Groweth Like a ,Savings Ac-.
count". New ideas come from read-
ing, radio and TV. Our savings ac-
count In the bank may dwindle
but our minds' savings: will never
Pf fail.
•.# This being the annual 'meeting
Mrs—Johnston conducted the elec-
i Lion of officers with the results
as follows President, Mrs, .Anson
Denlerling; Vice, Mrs. Stan Bride
and Mrs.'Wm. McCann; secretarY-
T: treasurer, 1Vfrs.' Robert Gibson; as-
sistant, Mrs. Lyle Simmons,
DiStrict director, Mrs. Clare. Har- =
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Orainge Juice , 39e
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PICKLES 28c
Disset's Gallon
ICE CREAM 79c
1),I.aule: Leaf Solidi Pork lb.
SAUSAGE 53c
sainoidar's urib.
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Shortening „ . 33c
Natio, - Aso one
COFFEE . Sic
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TEA BAG . 43c
Maple Leaf lb.
LARD 23c
Aylmer hiiat:o It oz,
KETCHUP Z for 39c'
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BABY FOODS 3/31c1
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ster Fasimms
with that spring
feeling
The plans have all been We have bie tickets
and reservations all ready — On the. evening of
Saturday, March 29th, the. Mayor, R. E. McKinney,
will make the Draw for your trip to New York.
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Do yon have a ticket in Drum ? •
Remember there are no strings attached — whether
you regularly shop with us ox not you may sign a
ticket with a pw'ehase.of any size — from a postage
stamp to an electric razor. But remember only
THREE MORE DAYS to go.
At nine o'clock CKN X Radio will be cluing a Street
and store broadcist — right on the spot!
At NINE-FIFTEEN THE DRAWS WILL START
----fThe first five names drawn froni the mixing drum
will receive a worthwhile prize.
THEN AT ABOUT NINE-TWENTY the draw
will be made for the trip to New York this last
and final draw will be made by the Mayor, M. R. E..
McKinney.
og frond!
Join the .dun!
SAT,, MAIL 29, is the last day
COATS
'glister culls for a New Coat- and olf course find the style to suit
you at EilighOffers, delight/011y youthful Mid styled to flatter. See the
luxurious fabrics la all wool baSyettreaves, 'tweeds Soft rink cash-
lueres„ Raglan Ottsli-lip sleeves, brisk fullneSS collar' lx ai add
greatly to the appearance of these :lovely styles
$g9.50 1'1400 Irani .
We have planned the biggest day M our store's 57-
year history — we're going to have a real Ball!
Gifts all day and evening for every lady customer,
• and all school-age children.
You can't miss'. Be sure yop have a
ticket in the boxi Maybe this will
be your first win! HATS •
VeSt 1)1,081'' See tine Hata 1.0r yinit PARADIN f„
witigioh t ,,ew designs la' the Season's' 6 $1 9 $ 805 Most flattering' 1t fashionable styles, Priori — • to ,°
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Cosmetics
for Reautp E IGHOFFERS (Wmgham) LTD.
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Band will parade on Main St and by
nine,: will be playing • in frOnt •ail` the
StOre.
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DRUGS
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