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You can now have• your furnace converted to oil,
for the lowprice of $280.00. This includes wiring
controls and tank -- read'', to turn on.
Mack Refrigeration & Electric
Frances St.. Wingham Phone '672 R
If ever a car stood out from -the rest of the crop, it's this
'60 Chevy. From its cIean-thrusting grille to its dapper
rear deck,, its styling is as fresh as a new-minted coin.
You% be just as' wide-eyed over what's inside the re-
laxing roominess, tasteful trim, hushed elegance, all
cbmfortably cradled by ,Full Coil springs at all four
wheels. And yet, you'll find ,new economy of operation,
new dependability, ,new longer life. Here, truly, is the
nearest to perfection a low-priced car ever came. Take to
the road in the sparkling•new sixty Chevrolet
Ai E. GRAtiAM, Mahar*
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home Of her brother, Alex :8tewart, Mrir 0.14001; giiu
and then to Vancouver, whore size the. week end' a the hop)*
leaves by heat .1541+4',043. ll ran lac SPA. ,Jaek of
Hentanitt.F.iii Oland.; evZeaiand at the, IMMO, of :her 4101
Choster Longman,- and IWO, •
gardirier of. V.VroXetom.,Mfg
Nr 'net%3:1 r an VW ter: elit0,7Vited
Johnston home here on SUOdaif.'
Mr. and Milt, Albert 'Brown of
Wien Head, ,Salk., 'visited Mrs.
Corthey ,C411.pin and the Toner fa-
ndlies on. Tuesday. and Wednesday.
of last week,
Mr. and Mrs, „Frank ging,finerit
the week-oriti with relatives tn, To-
ronto.
The Rev, C, and Mrs. Att-
well and children visited friends
in Sarnia last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Stinson of
Detroit have been visiting with
Miss Etta Rurns.
gr. and 'Mrs. ',George Virg:kit
Emd-ber parents, Mr.. .and Mrs, wo,,
11uninnrev and Age of :44t,
gelens, visited' on Sunday. . at OW
borne of Mr. and Mrs,,, W. A. Hume
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Mrtentl, Mrs, John ' Dave
and 1:Orn of ;E.'PrdWich, .spout
week,end at the home or his pa.'
rents, Mr, and Mrs, Thea, Inglis of
W. WAwanean,
Mr, .and Mrs. T, Irwin and baby- son Murray spent the
end ,at the home of his brother,
Mn jeS...Xrwin. of 'Hamilton,
Mr, and Mrs, John .Jarnlesen and
sons visited On Sunday with Ur. and Mrs, Rosa Jamieson of Wing-. h am..
Mr, and Mrs,,,,Rebert Montgomery.
visited on. Sunday at the home of
their daughter; Mrs.. Don Fraser of
Walton.
Mr, and Mrs, Roger Inglis and'
George of, Walkerton visited on
Friday at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs-, Albert Bieman, -Mrs.
Bieman .and the children attended,
Harlem Fair on . Saturday.,
The Davidson porn-
plated a well at the farm home of
Mr, and Mrs. pranit Eckenswilier
last week, going 'down' .319 feet to
get lots of good water.
Mn- and Mrs, Russell Ritchie;
Mrs, Victor Emerson and Mr, and.
Visitors with Mr, aAnd Mrs. Er-
nest King one evening last week
were Mrs. Wm. kXaney, Wingham and her cousin, Mrs. Albert 'Stear-
Poi arid Mrs, Hueston of West: • Branch, Mich,
ae.4 Australla,
POT 1%anne. and. :DOtiglaa
,pntrlek, who 'went West, a few
weeks ago, found when at Me000,-
jaw And Sashatoon that they were
in a vary wet district for harvest-,
ing operations and moved an to.
Calgary, Edmonton and ,betlibrittge,
,before coming 'home last 'week,
Mr. 'Russell Ritchie has been
suffering 'With, infection in hiti
hand during the oast week,
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Mel Fleet and His Hillbilly Band.
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A few of thO many attending the ea
fair on Saturday and visiting with 8-1
friends were; Mr, 41-xl, Mrs, Jack
Evers, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs.
Manfred Irwin; Mr,, and Mrs. Ger-
don Brewn, Bearnsville, with Mrs. g
Robert Graham; Mr. •and Mrs.
Stanley Dane, Toronto, with the 17
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
4917ert ,Pa..ne;„ Mr. „altd „Mrs,
Patrick,,,St, Thomas, With Mr, and
Mrs. W. C. King; Mr. and Mrs, ...111
Whitney Dane, Joan, Carol and •
David, Toronto, with aVfr, and Mrs,
Norman Wade,
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the condition of your furnace, If changes are in-
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the ANTHES furnace which will fill your heating
needs and suit your budget, Call us today.
on Sunday and Mrs.. Ritchie is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
for a goitre operation.
Mr. and Mrs, Clayton ScholtZ
and children pf Goderich visited
on Saturday with hissparents, Mr,
and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz. Mr, and
Mrs, Scholtz visited on, Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Reg. Scholtz of
Aubure.
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Miss Ann Rintoul spent the week-
end with. Marilyn and Sandra
Cameron of Anhfield, while Mr.
and rigs, Ralph Cameron spent the
week-end in TorontO.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Rintoul visit-
ed on ,Sunday with her mother,
PERCY W. CLARKE
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.avir. and Mrs, :Norman 0011)tee.
and family Viaited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Harry ,$.p.ott;..oat
;KM •,.lei. Inglis was in t.,Ondon.
on Tuesday last and .yisitert with
the following-1n Victeria HoaPithli
M. Clarenee Maina, her brother,
POI Caesar,, and Mrs. .011.ver
Glenn, Mrs, Ed,. Mcquitlin„, who has
been a patient there for. 'the past
month, and ,ItussellNeedham of
Ripley, who -had a threshing Mar
chine accident in. this ,district, Ttov c.); Krug .had charge of the
World Pay Communion service,
held In Caiyinrielt .1.3nited ,Ohurgh
on ,Sunday, There will. be no ser.,
vice in this church on Stincla, on
account- of Anniversary s.ervigeg at
13elgraye United Church,.
Mrs, 'Dieltlson, Shirley and.
baby Ceerge of „iiiploy spent last
week with, her sister, WP, Elmer
Sleightholm, while her husband
took a truck load of Berry ,Doors
to Winnipeg, Mr. Dickson ran
into quite a hit of snow in North-.'
era Ontario over the week-end, •
Don't forget the monthly meet--
ing of the Women's Institute, on
Tuesday next at 2,30 pan, with the
roll call to be answered by a parcel
for-mystery
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kauffman
of Kitchener 'visited 'on Sunday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Archie
Purden.
Mr, and Mrs, 'Go don Rintoul
and family visited on Tuesday last
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd,
Bott of Belweod, 1
Mrs. Johann of Bellmore has been
visiting at the home of her dough,
ter, Mrs. Wilfred. Walker. Mrs.
Mina MeRitchle and jas; Ctirrie
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Walker
on -Burley.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bennison and
son Timmy,whe were visiting with
gra, George CaldWell AlYtth
Nilo has been .seriously Ohl,
1 ten liospi•tal during the. past
Month.
and Mrs, licnneth Dickson
• and children of Pelmere visited
on. Sunday with her -p„arents, Mr,
:and Mrs, rthur Moore
The .connty crusher =Wed into
1 ./vIr,.. John Jamieson's- gravel pit on
[Tuesday last. and 'the trucks are
lhusy building up„ steeklile of • gravel .at Auburn,
Mr. and Mrs,. •Calvert Falporter
of Blyth, visited.. on .Sunday With
,Mr, and MrS. .00eil Falconer and
, Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Falconer,
Mrs Xrene Paterson .of Toronto
spent the Week-end with her
.Tonler, Mrs. Wm. Taylor,
Mr, and Mrs, Jan, Keene and
Children 'of Sudbury are vis'ting at
the flora of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Johnston Conn.
Mrs, Harry Swan of the 4th '•gort•
of Kinross was a patient in
ham Hospital last week,
. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw
;affd daughters of London, and his
Mother, Mrs Jas. Laidlaw .
Goderich, visited on SundaY with
Mr, and Mrs. Elroy, Laidlaw,
Mr, sed Mrs. Jas, Meilrath
spent the week-end at • Toronto
With .Krz-arotMrs:-Wrn,,I.Toderod-
. and ether friends,
Mr. and Mrs, Johnston. Conn,
Mrs, Keen and Betty Ann, and Mr.
Jamieson • 'Pettaplece visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Johnston of Parkhill,
Mrs, John Craig is making good
recovery after surgery in Wing-
haul Hospital last, Thursday,
Mr. Jas.: Carr and Mr.. and Mrs,
Kwart McPherson arrived home
last week-end after. motoring to
Vancouver, BC.'
Mrs. Michael Cummins was a
patient in. Wingham Hospital for
the past week, • suffering with ear
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SWEATERS FOR GIRLS
,Elegant Impala 4-Door Sport *dais here f6r the first time anywhere—•
elegance with economy!
E S BAN LON SETS "
in assorted iolours,m—,-sires 8 ira 12 ;Owl
Pullovers $3.98 Cardigins $4.98
Gordon' Mackay Label
BULKY KNIT ORLON CARDIGANS
with fringed collar in White and Red - 8 to 12 yrs.
- for •$4.89
ORLON CARDIGANS $2.98
4:7 Sizes 8, 10, 12 year$
ORLON PULLOVERS, $3.99
Pearl and Rhinestone trimmed, 8 to 12 years
Mr, Herbert Laidlaw and Mrs.
Frank Stockill and baby Harold,
who were visiting with her pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Morri-
son, left on Friday for their honie
at Powasson.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whytock,
newlyweds, were the recipients of
a purse of money, at a reception
held in their honour at Kinlough
last Friday .evening,
The W,M.S. of the United. Church
are holding their Thankoffering
meeting next Tuesday evening in
the church here, with the W.M.S.
of Bluevele, St Helens, Calvin-
Brick, and the Presbyterian Church,
invited to be present. All of
the congregations will be interest-
ed in the sound colour strip, "Na-
kamia", portraying life in Africa
and all are invited to be present.
Miss Dorothy Krug and Miss
Marjorie Coultes of Wingham
Hospital staff, spent the week-
end at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Albert Coultes, Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Nair of Hillsburgh ,and their
daughter, Beverley, visited with
the girls here on Sunday.
Mrs, W. J, Coulter, Wingham,
Mrs. Robert Ross and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Ross attended the marriage
and reception in Owen Sound
Presbyterian Church on Saturday,
Clabber 3, when Miss Lorraine
Small ,of Owen. Sound and Wiarton,
became the bride of Thomas
George Ross, eldest son of Mrs.
Ross and the late Robert Ross,
with Rev. T. Ditcher officiating,
Mrs. D. Willis visited on Stinday
at the home of her brother, Mr.
Stewart Musgrove of Wroxeter.
Mr: J. C. Groskorth, who was
visiting last week at the home. of
his son, Mr. E. H. Groskorth, re-
turned to his home in Milliken on
Monday.
Mr. John McGee sold his farm
on the 10th of E. Wawanosh last
week, to Mr. Lloyd Whytock of
Turnberry, selling farm, farm ma-
chinery and stock. Mr. Whytock
gets possession early in October.
Mr. and Mrs. McGee will move
shortly, to Wingham, where they
purchased Miss Caroline Welwood's
house on Minnie 'St.
Miss Marilyn Reid of Mount
Brydges spent the week-end with
her parents., Mr. and Mrs. Thos,
Reid of Marnoch.
Miss Gertrude Stewart, who was
visiting last week, with her sister,
Mrs. Harold Walker, has already
planned her winter tour to Seattle
by bus in November to visit at the owl
Here's new gem-bright 'beauty, roam to sprawl in and sIt
tall in. New lean-muscled engine economy, new space and
silence in the going. For fineness of features, for precise
craftsmanship — for all the things that make a car good to
own -- the '60 Chevrolet stands alone in its price,field.
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Wingham Branch