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Wash two loads 'of clothes in 'an auto-
matic :Washer
4:Watch TV for' 4 Y2 hours
s Keep food fresh in an electric refrigera-
tor for 17 hours
You get more oueof life when you get the
most out of electricity.
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CONDITIONS' OF -SALE
A cheque will be forWardecl to you within 10 days: If the l'etnimer,, whorl received by you does not meet with your .approval,-the.clothrinp:
Will be returned express collect plus Any charges m5urrec4 -
CLINTON — ONTARIO
Featuring The La;gesf:Wide4creen In Ouron,County
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear '
Box Office Open at 8 p.M. — First Show at Dusk
Children Under-12 in Cars FREE „
Thursday and Friday August 13 14
"A NIGHT TO REMEMBER"
KENNEMI MORE
(ONE CARTOON)
Saturday Only - August •;1.5
"FACE OF A FUGITIVE,"
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FRED MaelVILTRRAY ELAINE MeCARTREY','
('ONE CARTOON)
Monday and Tuesday' • August1:7,48
"ROCKETS GALORE" ,
(COLOUR)
JEANNIE. CARSON — DONALD- SINDEN
ONE; CARTOON) .
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturclai
August 19 - 20 - 21 -22
"AROUND THE WORLD
IN 80 DAYS" •
(COLOUR) (CINEMASCOPE)
David Niven and All-Star Cast
Admission: $1.00 each; Children under 12 Free
ONE SHOW NIGHTLY Commencing at Dusk
Stooge Comedy
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DEALER FOR
Western Furnaces
QUALITY HOME-TOWN PRODUCTS
IN WINGHAM. SEE
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Gorie T. Little
Werd has„. been received 'here
that George T. Little, a retired
CPR. engineer, died suddenlyo in
w'rojs? Ointa rnonithAuFgaullsst. 7. His home
Mr. Little was born an Turnherry
TownshiP,!. on 'the 12th concession,
the sore,of Mr, and Mrs. John Little,
The, farm is now owned by Oscar
Holmes.
He Is 'servived by his wife, the
former -Georgina Hood, and a
brother, 'Robert Little of Toronto.
Two' sisters, Alice (Mrs, Cunning-
worth) and Hazel predeceased him,
The funeral was held at Smith's
Falls on Monday, with internment
an Hillcrest cemetery.
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you can cook .-
a serving of bacon and _eggs
IPINTTER ilLECTRICALLY
, . F • n
Farmers Outfitting Stott
WINGHAM
The Workman's Shopping Centre
'CLOTIONO - HOOTS " SUNDRIES
Our Large Quantity Buying Permits us to
Sell Cheaper,
' Aluminum WALL SASH
AWNINGS TILES DOORS
LUMBER -- BUILDING — CUPBOARDS
Telephone 260 Wingham
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14a144i'advantage of the ciff-seasonin-the'heating
'btisiness to plat your-furnace in conditionlor "neat
Winter. Call us for . ' • .
. FREE :INSPECTION.,
Atno cost to you, welbcheck yiour, hirnacefor
safety, economy and trouble..If it's o.k. we'll tell
you. so. Minor repairs can be made now at much
lower rates. Or, if a-new furnace is needed.we.can
help you select the ANTHES furnace best suited
to yonr need*, Remember'
LOW DOWN PAYMENT — EASY :TERA1.1
PERCY. W. *CLARKE
Plumbing — Heating 'Sheet Metal Work
PRONE...255 • WINGHAM
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Th4 is only ONE example of the economy
you enjoy when you use electricity. In,
terms of electric energy, a cent will buy a,
lot—a lot of comfort,, convenience, time-
saving efficiency, and a lot of entertain-
ment, too.
Here are three of the many bargains you
can enjoy with just one cent's worth of
electricity :*
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jtobort. Oalbraitli
Fotfilded RtJ Fro.nt
Funeral* service •wsuo hod 0
Thursday last for Holten 11. 04-
Pith, fratli his late ..residence On
Simile Street: ftev,"Wallace Mc,
Olean Wes the officiating, eieril-
Man, and NerMan Heal, Tennant
W41004011, Dan Henderiksa, Arrk+
old lialildaY, Frank II0Y14404 and
Jim Gurney were Pailhee4rere.
Floral tributes Were carried by
William Galbraith of Kitchener,
Jack Galbraith of Torofito, and
Mitchell and Walter Elliott, Inter-
ment Was In WiniObant cemetery,
Mr, Galbraith, 'Who died at his
home pn ,Tuesday, August` 4th, had
been ill since the Winter,,
He was born in Wroxeter, a on
of Allan Galbraith and Isobel jila,-.
hood. He received his education in.
Wingham, He was employed as a:
youmg man with Dowler's Dept.
Store „M, Gnelpk:•whera.lie, rrked,..
in the silk and linen: deartMent.
Mr, Galbraith later24.„reiiided..i' in
Dresden and aperatedeeAnien'a.Wear
stare' and then e(itide..to Witignam,.
where she started: the:Red', Front
Grecery. He retired twelve, yearn
He is survived by his,,wife;,.. the
former -Laura whem,,he
married in Winghain :in '1033, .and
,one sister; Mrs. • Margaret• ,,13ugg,
I..ondore. ;
ANNUAL FROLIC
USUAL SUCCESS
WRONLTER—A good attend-
ance was present both Thursday
and Friday evenings• of last week
when the Howick Lions Club
staged its annual frolic in the
Wroxeter community park.
The program on Thursday eve-
ning was presented by Ernie
Bruce, a one-man ,band, who was
accompanied at the piano by John
Waake of Teeswater. On Friday
evening the entertainment was
provided by Margaret Benton, girl
comedian, who had as her accom-
panist Miss Ann Davidson. The
usual games, the Lions' booth and
the dance with music both nights
by Willoughby's orchestra, also the
ferris wheel and other midway
concessions, were all well intron-
ized.
The following were the winners
of the draw Prizes,' numbering 20
in all, 10 of which were drawn each
night:
Bicycle, Keith Moffat, Bluevale;
electric razor, Doug Stephenson,
Brussels; radio, Percy Lawless,
London; pop-up toaster, Lorne
Lambkin, Fordwich; wrist watch,
Gordon pyke, Palmerston; barbe-
cue cook-out, Mrs. Harvey Reidt,
Wroxeter; Llama rug, Mrs. Thos.
McGinnis, Gorrie; TV lamp, Lyle
Geiger, Gorrie; table lamp, C. L.
Brown, Fordwich; Swedish clock,
Jim McCiement, Elmwood; sports-
man's battery lamp, John Bailey.
Elmwood; step-on can, Shirley
Reidt, Wroxeter; satin-bound blan-
ket, Faye Smith; Wroxeter; 10-
piece snack set, Anson 'Galbraith,
Wroxeter; card table, • Carman
Thompson, Teeswater; lawn chair,
E. Rupel, Rurtzville; picnic jug,
Tracy McLaughlin, Wroxeter; brass
plaque, Faye Edgar, St, Thomas;
picnic basket, Annie McMichael,
Wroxeter; plastic clothes basket,
Jack Brown, Fordwich.
The Howick Lions Club, with
president Lion Don McLaughlin,
wish to express their appreciation
to the people of the surrounding
community who yearly support so
well their efforts in this, their an-
nual frolic, the proceeds of which
go toward child welfare work.
DONNYBROOK
Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and Debra
visited with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Josling, Londesboro,
one day recently.
Miss Vera McDonald, St. Helens,
is spending her holidays with Mr,
and Mrs. Stuart Chamney and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jefferson
and Cheryl of Clinton visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noble and
family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Horley of
Sarnia, Mr, Lyle Harley, Freemont,
Sask„ and Mrs. 3', C. Robinson
of Wingham visited Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson
and also at Wingham Hospital,
where their aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Naylor is a patient.
Mr, and Mrs, Sam Thompson,
John, Susan and Murray, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Robinson, their son
Bill and Bill Dainty of Petawawa
attended/ the Johnson reunion,
which was held Sunday at the
home of Mr. and' Mrs, cordon
McBurney; 16th line, East Wawa-
nosh. •
Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Jefferson
and Debra attended the Lawson
reunion at GO gsidh liark, Sunday.
Debra Won first prize rex' being the
youngest baby there.
Mrs, d, C, gob)rison,
is having the next meeting of the
W.M.S. and' WA, at her Thorne, A
nliseellanotnie bazaar is to be held
in _aicl of the W.M.S.
Misses Diarie and Donna Chem.
where they have 'been visiting this
past week with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Chamney.
Mr. and Mrs. James Leddy visit-
ed with Misses Gladys and Xrene
Jefferson at Port Elgin, Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Hilliard Jefferson
and Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves
were also visitors there, Mr.
George Jefferson, Clinton, with
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson
one day recently.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Jefferson
and Cheryl were Sunday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Jeffer-
son and Elaine, Elaine having re-
turned from Cranaarty where she
has been visiting her cousins this
past week,
Mrs, Wm, Hardy and Jean
attended a miscellaneous shower
on Monday evening for the form-
er's sister Elma, and Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Hardy and Jean were guests
at the wedding Which was held
Saturday in Nile United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter Lettner of
Toronto are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs., Gus Devereaux and family
this week.
Master' Roger Noble returned
from Clinton where, he has been
visiting this 'past week with his
sister, Mrs. Donald Jefferson,
Mrs. Ernest Doerr of Niagara
Falls was a Sunday visitor with'her
brother, Mr. Stuart,Chamney, Mrs.
Chamney and family,
Mr, and' Mrs. Wesley Jeffernon
and Debra spent Saturday at the
home of her parents, Mr, .and Mrs.
Elgin Josling, Londesboro.
Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Wingham,
spent a day with Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves
have returned to Toronto after
spending a two week's holiday' at
Port Elgin.
Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Davies and
son John of Ottawa were recent
visitors with Miss Josephine and
Mr. David MeAlltister,
Quite a number from here at-
tended the Union Church service
which was held at Westfield this
Sunday.
Mrs. John Thompson and How-
ard were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, Code-
rich;
Mr. and Mrs. Mark 'Armstrong
of Belgrave visited with. Miss Lucy
Thompson, AO has returned to
her home here.
Miss Gladys Jefferson .has re-
turned to Woodstock after spend-
ing her holidays 'at Port Elgin,
Mr. Robert Rutledge of tGoderich
spent the week-end with Mrs.
John Thompson and Howard.
Ltashmar
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Listowel, Ontario ,
Two Shows Nightly Rain, or Clear
Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock
First Show at Dusk
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
Cartoon at Each Performance
'THURSDAY and FRIDAY
August 13 and 14
"ROBBERY UNDER
ARMS”
Colour
Peter Finch, Maureen Swanson
SATURDAY and MONDAY
' August 15 tend 17
• Dinible Feature
"THE BLOB"
Colour
'Steven McQueen., Aneta Corsea,ut
"WHEN HELL
BROKE LOOSE"
Charles 13ronson, 'Violet 'Rensing
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
August 18 and 19
"THE BLACK
ORCHID"
Sophia Laren, Anthony Quinn
NURSING ASSISTANTS GRAIDUATE—Some 19 nursing assistant 4-faoaate4 after CTILArtieat
iGefierfil "laSe WitinekiraY"as tefilood ati a :;pedal ceremony, the graduates, are,
left tp, right, frontow
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Barham Ann Meliillop, Es ther Canilachie; Ruth 1)ykernarr, Centralia;
Grertruale Kerr, Sarnia; Karen ,rubb, Wheatley; see and row, Margaret Evans, lierrvOned; Sheila Mac-
Arthur, Kincardine; Elsie White, Kincardine; Jaequ cline Dunn, London; Ruth Spears, Tobernanry; Sane
Dykernan, scentralia; back row, Joan Marriott, St. Marys; Norma Kappler, St.,Marys; Florence illiaG)iaY,
Goderigh; Kathleen McCaffrey, Point Edward; Elizabeth Bailey, Exeter; Joan Shortreed, Walton; Sheila
Lucknow; Gloria Underwood, Sarnia.—Photo by Connell.
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CASH ,$] FOR USED CLOTHIN
Why not empty your clothes *Seta 40 Yap(' "UstiVAthint. #04
it into cash? We will pay cash for fAEN.4 0, 4N, MEW*, y,
'414'414 ' and. `ElAhlgR-' usedclathing, Anyclateetp, log and
Wearable COndition, .
TOM mforAr ).,101V,Clt 'YOU 40:),VIY/ WX144,
(TON 1104 QUALITY AND 0.0401rXIQN
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We require the 101kilefitilll trousers, suite, dress", .AIKIrtik, Jeckets, slacks, windbreakers, tweeters, bathronet, shires,givt,
tenets, ;ewe ;now sUita, shoes. etc, etc. We. pay prehalialh PelfAl for Men's .suits and trousers, ;090 long type adult overcoats),
DIRECTIONS FOR ,SENO1NG
1. eat ail your Clothes in carton, cartons or parcel and tie socarely.,
2. For. remittance Purposes, put your name and address on a Slip ,of
,paper and, insert In 'parcel, and If possible, pin sizes to .ogrmenil,
3, Write our name end address on, the outside ,of Parcel. Please lohriarnapi:eolcisattieofm,s7s:
ship enOe ea We gannet accept Plothing,40 days after 400 of -.
.WORLD TRADING COMPANY
S0 LOMBARD STREET; TORONTO, ONT,
4. When your parcels are ready, phone the cantOlan (National ,or
canacliao Pacific Express company, who will pick op he
Aparcile,
yoio home, Pr You c9Pitt take the parcels to the express
company personally, Ship all parcels. ,collect„ We will pay 'the
shipping charges when, the ,parcels reach nra. We do not accept
phone calls. Please write If you Wish to 'contOot us to the
.attention Fred, 4ohrssona
SHIPMENT LARGE OR PhIA1.4. AND GET AN. IPEA ,OF THE
PRICES WO. PAY,:
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