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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-10-15, Page 6PILLOW CASES 42" Good Quality Cotton 88c Pair „ Like all '59 Che,vvies, the Ipapala SPori: Sedan is (dormer, he *Ingham Advaneell'imeet,.. Wednesday.. out. yG, 1951 orrow confidently at liFe h has been., very Ill Wlth . toohlh,-..• • • - Mr, and Mtn. 410y.0 Nontenaery of Belgrave visited on Sunday at the florae of their daughter, Mrs, Angus wow. Mrs, -J. -MobOan of Wroxetet visited this .Weeffen.d. with Mn. :and Mrs, G„-Giliesple, Mrs, waiver Lott and .other friends in Ow vil- lage; • '1,17 ,.About Um' A.1?.., the chinese made their coins In the shape of the things 'they wanted to :buy, Household Finance- is backid. by 80 years' experience. in making prompt loans, At HFC you may pprrow up to $1000 for any good purpose. Borrow in privacy with repay., ment terms that suit your - income best, 0,11*.Y. gttohexter, Ifer piece. lytieaVielOt 0114lIten Barrie, visited on Sunday with me. and, Mrs, gerahont- Johnston,•. and all MO- Johlootoh families gathered on Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs, has Wend. of Sefif forth for 4 family dinner party, - Private Jack kionogrson, who has been „visititig .the 'home of parents, mr,„ and Mrs, Robt, Hen-, deratt.n. of Ninloss, during the past two weeks, left 'en Monday to ro• .!'t'40 to 'Edmonton, where he has .ben stationed for pie past year, ,•Mr, P,larence Mama was taken to Winghrn 'flit•sirttal 0.4 week Where, BACKACHE. : Maybe Warning oick4ch410. 04,4. caused bi Ivry kidney fiction, When Weep pt put if order, emu ecidi and elutes remain In the evitenr.. Then ,betkethe_f ', • hutted coat or-titsf tinal,ost and heify., 11440 feeling may soon follow, Theo the time to take Desld'e..:Kidnoy Dodd's stimulate the kidneys to normal. omit, Then you her better—deep better-,work better, Get Dedd!ir Kidney, Pine now, , „,. Over .500,000 Canadians borrow from .arq every year HOUSEHOLD FINANCE oww-voit,-07 -4iteeda, 2 gpro , 6 , 44:00,("474 v it ” .11:10 00;:i (Et t?'!tee.1-1°W°*!1: e . GRACEFUL EXIT—It's one, two, three and you're out-r-of (iltrYslor of Canada's new swivel seats for 1059. 4 touch of the lever and: an easy swing and your See t are on the, ground. These seats will he standard equipment on the 1959 Plymouth Sports Fury and Chrysler $00E sports (air, Optional on other Chrysler products. , , M, R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH liami and Initi als at tee person to whom mail is addressed , , . torrect -stret address, Post attic' len . number, or Rural Route number. , 3. City (toctutto correct zone number It .4( applicable). town tit village. or 4 Province, state t equivalent) and country4 3.`four own name acid address in upper leithand carper. , ,,,,,,,,,,,.. WIIITECHURGH it '''''''''' '''''''''' 11111.W1.1,10111101 ..... Omit; ...... ..... ................ .... 1101.1., the funeral of Mr, Farriers nephew, the' late Wesley 'Sherriff, who passed away on Sattirddy in Wingham Hospital, after being a patient there, during the. past year. Interment was made in Wingharn Cemetery on' Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson of Forest visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Allan son, and with other Pattiso,n rela tives in E. Wawanosh, Mr, and Mrs. SteWart Smith and Blind River, spent the ,week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Morrison, and his parents, Mr. and IVIrs. Vernon Stockill of PowasSa.n, accompanied them, and visited with Mr. Herbert •Laidlaw and Ivan. Mr, and Mrs, Carman Farrier and family of Long Branch, and Miss Winnifred Farrier of. Toronto, spent the week-end' with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier. Farrier relatives ihere ,.attentled THEATRE CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY AND AVEDNESDAy, -EACH WEEK THU4S. - SAT. October 17 - pi "ROAD TO BALI" with Bob, Hope, Bing Crosby . and borothy Lamour One the "famous road" cora- edy revived• for your entertain-- FALL SALE at Carmichael's YES FOLKS, THIS IS OUR ANNUAL FALL JAMBOREE OF btk SPECIALS:10 NO END; The ,fallowing are JUST A FEW of the MANY BARGAINS " you Will find at .CARMICHAEL'S. • BOYS' SHIRTS Sizes 2 - Ox 88c NYLONS First Quality 59c Pair IBEX BLANKETS IWO, full be size for $5.88 pair • Slightly Imperfect PENMAN'S UNDERWEAR 11' Combs. - $3.88 `95' Combs. - $7.88 BAN LON SWEATERS The magic word now is • BAN LON in all shades LADIES' SLIPS Our famous Life dine Slip Size 32 = 42 at $2.88 Pullovers - $5.49 Cardigans - $7.49 SALE STARTS THURSDAY, OCT. 10th " t9 SATURDAY, OCT. 25th Nciw' is the Time - Carmichael's the, Place Shop and Save - Come early and !remember THE BEST COSTS LESS at. CARMICHAEL'S It's shaped to the modern Canadian taste with a lean, clean silhouette" crisp new contours, beaut fully restrained accents. It brings you More,spaciousness and Comfort with anew Bbdy by"Fisher. It, has a bright new sheen -- a new kind of Mash, that keeps its lustre 'without waxing for up to. thr'ee years. New bigger brakes. Vast netilitreas;of,visibilliy. New Hi.Thrift 6.,New handling ease and road steadiness. It's new right down to the tires! . • • iii ed coatGrocery n one: Our Prices Are Lower • Free I: 590 We KeeP Down the Upkeep Delivery E. • FRESHNESS . GUARANTEED No. 1 U POTATOES 10 lbs. 29c ; 'APPLES ',When y ou take_:.the wheel, you begin to findilliatlieWnseWhes's goes 'down deep:; A ' new steering ratio makes 'handling easier. New suspension engi- neering gi'ves,yon a more stable ride., There's a sweet new edition of Turbo- glide.° Eight V8's plus a new Hi-Thrift 6 that goes and goes on a gallon. New ',Sand bigger brakes. Even new tires! • There's stilftnore!'A new Magic-Mirror finish that, keeps its shine without Wax- nig or polishing for •up to three. years.' New Impala Models. Wonderful new station wagons' — including ,one with a rear-facing .rear seat. And; with all that's ,new,, you find those fine 'Chev- rolet, virtues of economy and practi- cality. Stop, in now and see the .'59 Chet/1AL • s' Extra-cost option, Never before has an automobile manu- facturer made such .sweeping changes two years in a row, And never before has any car been rkw.like this one. The 1959 Chevrolet is ,more than a restyled car— more, even, than a com- pletely new car. It's your kind of car. Shaped to reward your new taste in style. Designed to anticipate your desire for greater roominess and ebrafore. Engineered for greater safety, 'won°. my, ease of handling and smoothness of ride. 6-14 oz. GREEN GIANT NIBLETS 6-20 oz. AYLMER CHOICE PEAS 7-15 oz. STOKELY'S FANCY CREAM CORN II-15 oz. CLAWS PORII and BEANS • Your first look shows you' that Chev-, rolet says new like nobody else. New 4 ,Slimfine design brings entirely . nevi poiSe and proportion to automobile styling, Inside the new arid roomier ,,liody by Fisher you'll find truly tasteful elegance, And you'll have .clear seeing from every seats The new Vista.Panor, amic windshield curves overhead — and there are bigger Windows all- around, 14;v0404 - iiir.4.1)oorlSethia heir) right down ,id its dreg, • ' Celle; 20 oz.. 'fr( ' CARROTS . 2 for 23c Fancy McIntosh' U 6 qt. basket 59c a U SPECIAL DEAL PRICE Regular Value $4.55 SPECIAL $3.99 a DAINTY WHITE RICE . ... . . . 2 lbs. 33s 1 —U SEEDLES RAISINS 2 lbs. 49c i ICING SUGAR , . ...... „ 2 lbs. 25c ' Mr, and Mrs. Elliott Carruthers of Holyrood visited on Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. George Fisher, Mr ,and Mrs. Relison Falconer and children of Sarnia spent the week-end With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and with Wing- ham relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John McIntyre, Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Hector ,,,Purdon, and children ,of Sarnia also visited with Mr. and Mrs, 'Falconer, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Coupland of Toronto. are spending this weelf with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Robinson, and with Gorrie relatives, , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. John Currie and family visited on,Sunday with Miss Rachel Currie of Galt, and Miss Currie returned home with them to spend this week with relatives here. Mr, and Mrs. James Henderson of Brantford snent the week-end with his aunt, Mrs. Wm. 'Dawson and with. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Mr. and Mrs, George Tiffin move, the Jest of this month from Kinloss to' their, new home in Lucknow. The WM.S. of Langskle Church met on Thursday last at the church, Mrs. Lloyd. Moffatt presidkl for a short program and a very intereSt-- ing address by Mrs. W. McClean,' Lucknow, special speaker for the, occasion. Mrs, McClean has a' brother in the Phillipines and Spoke of the work there. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Deacon nd' family of Guelph and Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Pettaplace and fam- ily of Teeswater visited on Mon- day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Currie. Mr. and Mrs, J. O'Brien of Kin- cardine visited on Sunday' with Mr. ,and Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mr. Chaniney purchased the corn frOm Mrs, Levi Bieman and has' been busy taking it home and getting it into'his silO. 'Mr. and Mrs.. Alex Nethery and family and Miss Barbara Irwin, 6f Toronto, spent the week-end with their parents at Belgrave and with Mr: and Mrs. William 1rWin. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser and son Randy of Walton: and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Montgomery, Wingham, attended a ,family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs: John Jamie- son on Sunday. Mrs .William Bieman. of Owen sound has been visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Albert i3ie- man and with Mrs. Levi Bieman during, the past week. The children or Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent on the 9th conces- sion,ef East Wawanosh have been 111 with measles, Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne Humphrey. and son Wayne and her 'parents Mr. and Mrs. John Clemens, all of HesPeler, scent the, week-end at the home' of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Robinson, Mrs. Lloyd Self, of Walkerton and Mr .George McKay of Guelph. Spent the week-end at the home of their sister, Mrs. Levi Bierman Mr, and Mrs. John Mason of' London visited on Wednesday last with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson of Erucefield and Miss Janet Watson of Aylmer spent Monday at the home,of Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Bee- croft. • Mrs, Stewart, Mr. ;fames Forster and Mrs, Lorne Forster 'of West Wawanosh, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson, The W.M.S. groups of Wingham. Bluevale, Belgrave United Church- ,s and the Presbyterian W,M.S • here, have been invited to attend the autumn Thankoffering nieet- ing of the Viridtceburch 'United fluireb this Friday. evening, when . Dr, bonald Watt, of Bella C.00la, B.C., who is taking ribst graduate work in Termite, will be the spec- ial speaker and will show pictures of•• his work in the hospital and' throughout that district. All are cordially invited to he present. Ur, and Mra. Noble Greenaway and Brian, were in London on Thursday, and her paAnts, Mr. and Mrs, Alex, Coulter, who 11W spent the past few weeks at. the Green- away borne, returned to their hoMe in the city, Mrs. Rutherford Reavie also accompanied them, A,na visited with her husband in Westminster Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Thompson and little son, Visited on. Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Wright of Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Iaelt Gillespie and also Miss Linda, Bristol, pil of Sarnia, spent the week-end with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gitteapio arid With Fattier rela- tives bare, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Steekill of 111 BROWN SUGAR wALUT QUARTERS . Schneidertg EJ Pure Pork Couintry Style SAUSAGE Mitple teat • Pettitteated COTTAGE ROLLS 1 totetuan'a „AA .4 A:5 lbs., 49e . 8 oz., 45e .i • Yf „ 53e "53c 16„ W.IgNERS , Derpn Sliced Ritilliess BREAkrAST BACON' , 69t gliiihomnicit111111101111119111101110111141111•111111011101101111,11•311111110 N is the line of wedding .stationery at .advance-Times-.