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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-04-17, Page 4Page4 «•- Winghaiu Advance -Times. Thursday, Apti117, 1969 features from The World of Women e DonnybrookUCW meeting DONNYBROOK --The April meeting of the United Church Women was held Tuesday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Hardy with a good attend- ance. Mrs. Murray Wilson had charge and after opening the rdeeting led in prayer. Mrs. Charles Jefferson read the meditation which had been prepared by Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Tom Armstrong read the Scrip- ture and led in prayer. Mrs. john Hildebrand took charge of the business and read a poem, "Easter Miracle". Mrs. Stuart Chamney read the min- utes, financial report and had roll call. Janice Robinson re- s caved the offering. Mrs. Wilson gave the topic on China and made it very in- teresting by asking questions and having a discussion on them. After singing "Creation's Lord, We Give Thee Thanks" t h e meeting closed with all repeat- ing the benediction in unison. A Chinese lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by the leaders of the meeting. MEAT BALLS BELGRAVE--The Meat Balls held their eighth meeting on Monday tight of last week in the basement of the United Church. Minutes were read by Barbara Muilw yk. Roll call was answered b 12 members. They reviewed different cuts of meat a tnt avec the demonstra- tio.. .r Achievement Day which is April 26 at Lucknow Public School. evy pm 104x INFANT'S AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Gt///(/GlIA/ f emir 7 St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM . r. REV. H. W. HAMILTON, Dip. Th., Rector. Organist: MRS. GORDON DAVIDSON. SECOND SUNDAY FTER EASTER - APRIL 20 8:30 a.m 11:00 am Eucharist . wfithout Sermon Morning Prayer, Sermon and. Church School ANNOUNCEMENTS Euchre Party—Thurs., Apr. 24, 8:15, Parish Hall. • ate wilt 51?? When you have a child or reach 21 or move to o new address or when you are newly married.... To keep your OMSIP protection and to speed payment -notify within. 30 days: H•1•R•B • Health Insurance Registration Board, • 2195 Yonge Street, Toronto 7. If we are to help we need to know. / COTTON'S SPRING ELEGANCE --Don Breitinger of Harold Levine designs an ensemble that is the very essence of. 1969 fashions 'with its clean, uncluttered lines interpreted, in cotton brocade printed in an impressionistic red, pink and brown floral pattern. ' The long .jacket which is belt- ed high converts the dress with its date decolletage and tiny bodice into a daytime outfit. Easter bonnets modelled by Si Stephen's Guild GORRIE-'-Mrs. John Stafford was hostess for the April meet- ing of St. Stephen's Guild. Mrs. Olive May opened the meeting with prayer, and reasons for go= ing to church were given by Mrs. Harry .J. e n n i n g s, Mrs. Thomas Ash, and Mrs: Harry King. Roll call was, "Why we,,, go to church". The 'answers created a good deal of thought. Rev. H. D. Jenkins gave the study book chapter on Res- . surection.. �.� ....•••4.••rl Baptist Church Mission Circle Mrs. William Stapleton was hostess to the Baptist Church Mission Circle on Thursday. Seventeen, ladies answered the roll call with an Easter verse. The Scripture lesson was taken from Philippians 2: 3-14. - A reading, "The Meaning of the Cross", and a poem, "An Easter Thought" were read. Mrs. William Stevenson sang a solo,, "Let Me Be Worthy". A thank youletter was read from the secretary of the Can- cer Society for a box of gifts received and a special contri- bution from the Colopist Group. Donations of scissors, pencils, cards and rulers for the Pilgrims would be appreciated. A reading was given on Que- bec and Mrs. Glen Scheifele showed slides on the miss i o n work there with the script being read by Mrs. R. Kilpatrick. A donation was set aside for the French Mission Board to assist with the work. ., ' A time of prayer was held and several hymns were sung. Mrs. Frank Collar closed the meeting. Business was conducted by Mrs. Olive May, president,' and plans are being made to purch- ase .storm windows for the church and to paint the sanctu-, ary. The report of the dinner catered to the Women's Insti- tute was given. The mystery gift was won by Mrs. Harold Members made acid model- led novelty Easter bonnets. Lunch was served by Mrs. Mac,', Steuernol and, Mrs. Ed ward i David. • Showe r for Ruth. Math�r BLUEVAI E* -A wen attended shower was hey In the 5Chool roam of the United Church on Saturday evening when Mia Ruth Mathers, whose' Marriage to George Townsend of Sea - forth will be in May, was hon- ored by many friends, The bride's rather, Mrs. Charles NI a t h e r s, and the groom's mother, Mrs, Towns- end, were seated with the bade; as guests of honor. Contests were enjoyed. Much interest was shown in . 'Dress- ing the bride", when four groups participated. Friends of the bride helped to unwrap and display the gifts which were many and beautiful. The serving 'of refreshments followed. Evening Unit • works on quilts BELGRAVE--The April meet- ing of the Evening Unit of the U.C.W. was held in the base- ment of the church. Twelve members. answered the roll call, Mrs. James Coultes conduct- ed the business. - Itias decided to buy two coffee carafes and • other kitchen supplies: Mrs. Jack Higgins and Mrs. Robert Grasby were appointed to buy these supplies. The May meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Jake Muilwyk with Mrs. Lloyd Free - thy in charge of worship, Mrs. Norman Cook, program and Miss Annie Cook's group, the lunch. .The evening was spent quilt- ing a large quilt and a crib quilt after which Mrs. Norman Cool's group . served lunch. • .s•ill Easter meeting of Afternoon Unit BELGRAVE--The Easter meeting of the Afternoon Unit of U. C. W. was held last Wed- nesday with 13 in attendance and Mrs. Earl Anderson in charge Opening hymn was "Jesus the Name High over All.". • Minutes of the last meeting were read and +approved. Mrs. Anderson announeed.,that an in- vitation had been received to Blyth April 13 and Brussels April 20 for Thankoffering meetings. Belgrave U.C. W. is planning a "County Fair" for the last Satur- day in June. Mrs. Anderson read an artic- le from an Observer; "God is Alive". Tire Easter worship 'service had as the. th e,m a "Go -Tell" with Mas. George Martin as lead- er, opening with the call to wor- ,ship and °the use of the hymn ~Blessing and Honour and Glory and Power". The G en era 1 Thankoffering was 'read. . . ' Mrs. Martin read an introduc- tion to: Bible readings. and Mrs. StanleyCook read a poem. "Shine..TrotriipbrimJt Tioirdawas sung. Visits to sick and shut- ins were recorded. The bene- diction was the hymn, "Lord Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing'". 60th anniversary is celebrated ,WHITECHURCH--On Satur- day Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac- Kay and Bob Mowbray of Wing - ham, Mrs. A. E. Purdon and Mrs. Cecil Falconer were at Guelph to celebrate with Mr. and Mrs,. Dan MacKay their 60th wedding anniversary. At the wedding dinner Charlie MacKay of Dunnville gave a toast to the celebrants and Dan replied. . After the dinner many' slides of family gatherings held when Rev. "Angus MacKay was home on furlough from India were shown. Mrs.. Frank Caskanette is new president for C.W.L. "One Year in the Parish", activities and spiritual functions recorded by Rev. J. H. Mooney through 250 colored slides, pro- vided an interesting program , on Monday evening of last week when the Catholic Women's , League met in the p a r i s h hall of Sacred Heart Church. Fr. Mooney has been taking these pictures for several years. Fol- lowing the church year, Advent, Christmastide, Lent and the Pentecost seasons, the sequence showed the changes in nature. All pictures were taken in the 'W Ingham area. Mrs. Michael Willie ,presid- ed for the annual meeting. The league prayer to Our Lady of Good Counsel was recited in unison and reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer, A large sum of money was rais- ed during the year for missions in Peru. Thirty-eight hospital visits were made in the past month, making a total of 388 during the year. A bale of used clothing will be sent to Pirtle, Man. , in May. Anyone who has anything to donate in good, clean used clothing•;may leave the parcels Scheerer -Broome wedding • at Goderic BELGRAVE' -The marriage of Mary Helen Broome and Ken- neth Gorge Scheerer tookplace on Satu r day, March 22 at 2.30 p. m. at the Salvation Army 'Citadel, Goderich, The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Broome of Ashfield, The groom. is the soon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scheer- er pf Ethel. Captain Ralph Hew- lett of Goderich officiated at the doubt - ring ceremony. Given marriage by her fa- ther, the • e a chose a dress of white brocade ` th silver thread pattern and carried a white Bi- ble crested with yellow rosebuds and ivy. She wore a gold brace- let belonging to her gLandmoth- er, Mrs. George Saunders of Lucknow., Maid of honor,was Beth Scott of R. R. 1, Belgrave. She wore a dress of blue brocade w i t h• silver pattern and carried a cas- cade of mums tinted to match her dress. Ila'`Scott of R. R.1, Belgrave was bridesmaid and wore a rose brocade dress with silver pat- tern. She carried a cascade of mums tinted to match her dress. Groomsman was Verne. Mills of Kitchener.' Usher was Tom Broome,, brother of the bride. Mrs. Donaldson of Goderich was pianist and Mrs. R a l p h Hewlett of Goderich as soloist sang "0 Perfect Love" ,and "Wed- ding Prayer". A reception followed in the Salvation Army Hall which was decorated with daffodils. The bride's mother chose a dress of blue crimplene with raised flower design, black and white accessories and corsage' of pink carnations. The groom's Don Gillespies mother wore a black crimple. dress with green metallic fleck, black accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. 'The bride chosefor travell- ing a blue bonded wool dress. matching plaid jacket and red accessories. The couple, reside in Goder- ich where the groom is employ- ed with Dearborn Tubing and the bride is employed .at. Alex- andra Marine and General Hos- pital. The bride is a 1960 grad- uate of Wingham and District are surprised by relatives WHITECHURCH--On Satur- day evening relatives of'Mr• and Mrs. Don pillespie gather- ed at Z Aherne �f + janc; „Mrs,, bon Builigl to Wirpiitetheirfon their 15th wedding anniversary. Relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Joanne, Jane and P.a u 1, , Mrs. Ezra Scholtz,. Mr. ,and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz, Karen, Leasa and Kent- on of Goderich, Mrs. Garnet Farrier and Mrs. Gibson Gilles- pie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilles- pie, Barry and 'Lorraine, Mr.- and r.and Mrs. Rick West and Stephan- ie of Sarnia. The evening was spent en- joying music, cards and tele- vision. After the surprise party. served lunch including a wed- ding cake, Mr. and Mrs. Gil- lespie were presented with a coffee table. Mr. and Mrs. G i 11 e s p i e thanked their relatives for their kindness in remembering them at this time, in e t vestibule of the.church. A mass in honor of 0 u r Lady of. Good Counsel, patron- ess of the C. W. L. , will be said April 19 at 9 a. m. Mrs. Ed Bauer presented the new slate of officers: P as t president, Mrs. Michael Wil- lie; president, Mrs. F rad k Caskanette; secretary. -e Mrs. Ken Henry; treasurer, Mrs. Mur- ray Timm; press reporter, Miss Mary Hehn; 1st vide presidept, Mrs. Alf Lockridge; 2nd vice- president, Mrs. Doug Skinn; 3rd vice-president, Miss Anne Mor- rison. Congeners: Education, Mrs. ,Michael Willie; missions, Mrs. Sarah Anstett; citizenship and immigration, Mrs. Herman• de- Bruyn; radio and television, Mrs. Wilfred White; entertain- ment, Mr's. Doug Skinn; mem- bership, Mrs. Alf Lockridge; spiritual, Mrs. Richard Campeau, social welfare, Mrs. Chris New- man. The monthly mission draw, donated by Mrs. Doug Skinn, was won by Mrs. Bauer. Father Mooney closed the meeting with prayer and &dessert luncheon was served. .. 1fospital, Guestf were present from • Luc p1 , Belgrave, ParlsrUue, Stratford, ,Ethel, Marton and Kitchener. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at a cmm- munity shower at the home of Mrs. Alex Hackett, Ashfield. Aunts of the bride were hostess,- es ostess-es when . relatives held a shower and an envelope shower w.as held' In the form of a Valentine party by the Home League of the Salvation Army, Goderich. WE'RE POURING OUT 616 SAVINGS FOR YOU During our April Shower of Savings Sale Our Prices make a Big Splash with Budget Conscious Homemakers. SALE ENDS SATURDAY APRIL 19. Items on Sale as advertised in last week's paper. Check these SALE FEATURES: ' - OPEN 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. . Sunday: Noon to Six HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, 19c 8 -oz., only • ROYALE TOILET TISSUE, C9C i.� 4 Roll Pack 4 Pack ADDIS 'TOOTHBIRUSHES, 341.00 Reg. 69c each, only , PERSONI A StaiigleskAt+ee. TM LAD.ESr9 c ae� fie iw�� • �.� 6 �sW7� i1c^">r �" w'.tii . F 'fir �� ��� {� SA.lade: dispeiir,rei noW .... , • MAGNOLAX, Regular or Mint, • 9.9c 16 -oz. size, reg. $1.45, only SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS, ' • 39. 2 -Bulb Pack, reg. qc, now a GET SET HAIR SPRAY, _ 59. Reg.or Lard.to Hold, reg. 99c.... GET SET SHAMPOO, C reg.99c, only or Dry, TRIANGLE PATENT iM'ED/C/MES • COSNETJCS • TOBACCOS ti TUCKABUCKAWAYDAYS* TUCK -A -BUCK -AWAY -DAYS ARE SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR THE . NEXT TWO WEEKS. They work two ways: WHEN YOU BUY AGIRLS', BOYS' OR LADIES' ALL WEATHER COAT YOU MAY t Pay full price for the coat as shown on the price tag and we will cheerfully refund you one-half of what you paid us — OR Pay us one-half the price of the coat as shown on the tag, and We will reciprocate with a Smile and a sincere thank you. THEN YOU MAY Tuck the bucks you saved into +the pocket of your fashionable new All -Weather Coat and let a smile be your umbrella . . : because you just saved money and gained a,. shower -proof foul weather friend. *Tuckabuckawaydays--A tongue -twisting Half Price Sale now in progress. YOUR WINGHAM SINGER SEWING CENTRE • %%'iI%lGUIM J MARKET INERT ' JAKE JUTZI PROP. OLD CWNiRY ��SIPs 59'. ! CH OTAX ,LS 5OEA L1ON.ADE PINK (A WHITE 71NS $1 A PORK LOIN 4 RQAST 69�. �-LB. PACKAGERGER1.65 HAMBU • Showe r for Ruth. Math�r BLUEVAI E* -A wen attended shower was hey In the 5Chool roam of the United Church on Saturday evening when Mia Ruth Mathers, whose' Marriage to George Townsend of Sea - forth will be in May, was hon- ored by many friends, The bride's rather, Mrs. Charles NI a t h e r s, and the groom's mother, Mrs, Towns- end, were seated with the bade; as guests of honor. Contests were enjoyed. Much interest was shown in . 'Dress- ing the bride", when four groups participated. Friends of the bride helped to unwrap and display the gifts which were many and beautiful. The serving 'of refreshments followed. Evening Unit • works on quilts BELGRAVE--The April meet- ing of the Evening Unit of the U.C.W. was held in the base- ment of the church. Twelve members. answered the roll call, Mrs. James Coultes conduct- ed the business. - Itias decided to buy two coffee carafes and • other kitchen supplies: Mrs. Jack Higgins and Mrs. Robert Grasby were appointed to buy these supplies. The May meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Jake Muilwyk with Mrs. Lloyd Free - thy in charge of worship, Mrs. Norman Cook, program and Miss Annie Cook's group, the lunch. .The evening was spent quilt- ing a large quilt and a crib quilt after which Mrs. Norman Cool's group . served lunch. • .s•ill Easter meeting of Afternoon Unit BELGRAVE--The Easter meeting of the Afternoon Unit of U. C. W. was held last Wed- nesday with 13 in attendance and Mrs. Earl Anderson in charge Opening hymn was "Jesus the Name High over All.". • Minutes of the last meeting were read and +approved. Mrs. Anderson announeed.,that an in- vitation had been received to Blyth April 13 and Brussels April 20 for Thankoffering meetings. Belgrave U.C. W. is planning a "County Fair" for the last Satur- day in June. Mrs. Anderson read an artic- le from an Observer; "God is Alive". Tire Easter worship 'service had as the. th e,m a "Go -Tell" with Mas. George Martin as lead- er, opening with the call to wor- ,ship and °the use of the hymn ~Blessing and Honour and Glory and Power". The G en era 1 Thankoffering was 'read. . . ' Mrs. Martin read an introduc- tion to: Bible readings. and Mrs. StanleyCook read a poem. "Shine..TrotriipbrimJt Tioirdawas sung. Visits to sick and shut- ins were recorded. The bene- diction was the hymn, "Lord Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing'". 60th anniversary is celebrated ,WHITECHURCH--On Satur- day Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac- Kay and Bob Mowbray of Wing - ham, Mrs. A. E. Purdon and Mrs. Cecil Falconer were at Guelph to celebrate with Mr. and Mrs,. Dan MacKay their 60th wedding anniversary. At the wedding dinner Charlie MacKay of Dunnville gave a toast to the celebrants and Dan replied. . After the dinner many' slides of family gatherings held when Rev. "Angus MacKay was home on furlough from India were shown. Mrs.. Frank Caskanette is new president for C.W.L. "One Year in the Parish", activities and spiritual functions recorded by Rev. J. H. Mooney through 250 colored slides, pro- vided an interesting program , on Monday evening of last week when the Catholic Women's , League met in the p a r i s h hall of Sacred Heart Church. Fr. Mooney has been taking these pictures for several years. Fol- lowing the church year, Advent, Christmastide, Lent and the Pentecost seasons, the sequence showed the changes in nature. All pictures were taken in the 'W Ingham area. Mrs. Michael Willie ,presid- ed for the annual meeting. The league prayer to Our Lady of Good Counsel was recited in unison and reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer, A large sum of money was rais- ed during the year for missions in Peru. Thirty-eight hospital visits were made in the past month, making a total of 388 during the year. A bale of used clothing will be sent to Pirtle, Man. , in May. Anyone who has anything to donate in good, clean used clothing•;may leave the parcels Scheerer -Broome wedding • at Goderic BELGRAVE' -The marriage of Mary Helen Broome and Ken- neth Gorge Scheerer tookplace on Satu r day, March 22 at 2.30 p. m. at the Salvation Army 'Citadel, Goderich, The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Broome of Ashfield, The groom. is the soon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scheer- er pf Ethel. Captain Ralph Hew- lett of Goderich officiated at the doubt - ring ceremony. Given marriage by her fa- ther, the • e a chose a dress of white brocade ` th silver thread pattern and carried a white Bi- ble crested with yellow rosebuds and ivy. She wore a gold brace- let belonging to her gLandmoth- er, Mrs. George Saunders of Lucknow., Maid of honor,was Beth Scott of R. R. 1, Belgrave. She wore a dress of blue brocade w i t h• silver pattern and carried a cas- cade of mums tinted to match her dress. Ila'`Scott of R. R.1, Belgrave was bridesmaid and wore a rose brocade dress with silver pat- tern. She carried a cascade of mums tinted to match her dress. Groomsman was Verne. Mills of Kitchener.' Usher was Tom Broome,, brother of the bride. Mrs. Donaldson of Goderich was pianist and Mrs. R a l p h Hewlett of Goderich as soloist sang "0 Perfect Love" ,and "Wed- ding Prayer". A reception followed in the Salvation Army Hall which was decorated with daffodils. The bride's mother chose a dress of blue crimplene with raised flower design, black and white accessories and corsage' of pink carnations. The groom's Don Gillespies mother wore a black crimple. dress with green metallic fleck, black accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. 'The bride chosefor travell- ing a blue bonded wool dress. matching plaid jacket and red accessories. The couple, reside in Goder- ich where the groom is employ- ed with Dearborn Tubing and the bride is employed .at. Alex- andra Marine and General Hos- pital. The bride is a 1960 grad- uate of Wingham and District are surprised by relatives WHITECHURCH--On Satur- day evening relatives of'Mr• and Mrs. Don pillespie gather- ed at Z Aherne �f + janc; „Mrs,, bon Builigl to Wirpiitetheirfon their 15th wedding anniversary. Relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Joanne, Jane and P.a u 1, , Mrs. Ezra Scholtz,. Mr. ,and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz, Karen, Leasa and Kent- on of Goderich, Mrs. Garnet Farrier and Mrs. Gibson Gilles- pie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilles- pie, Barry and 'Lorraine, Mr.- and r.and Mrs. Rick West and Stephan- ie of Sarnia. The evening was spent en- joying music, cards and tele- vision. After the surprise party. served lunch including a wed- ding cake, Mr. and Mrs. Gil- lespie were presented with a coffee table. Mr. and Mrs. G i 11 e s p i e thanked their relatives for their kindness in remembering them at this time, in e t vestibule of the.church. A mass in honor of 0 u r Lady of. Good Counsel, patron- ess of the C. W. L. , will be said April 19 at 9 a. m. Mrs. Ed Bauer presented the new slate of officers: P as t president, Mrs. Michael Wil- lie; president, Mrs. F rad k Caskanette; secretary. -e Mrs. Ken Henry; treasurer, Mrs. Mur- ray Timm; press reporter, Miss Mary Hehn; 1st vide presidept, Mrs. Alf Lockridge; 2nd vice- president, Mrs. Doug Skinn; 3rd vice-president, Miss Anne Mor- rison. Congeners: Education, Mrs. ,Michael Willie; missions, Mrs. Sarah Anstett; citizenship and immigration, Mrs. Herman• de- Bruyn; radio and television, Mrs. Wilfred White; entertain- ment, Mr's. Doug Skinn; mem- bership, Mrs. Alf Lockridge; spiritual, Mrs. Richard Campeau, social welfare, Mrs. Chris New- man. The monthly mission draw, donated by Mrs. Doug Skinn, was won by Mrs. Bauer. Father Mooney closed the meeting with prayer and &dessert luncheon was served. .. 1fospital, Guestf were present from • Luc p1 , Belgrave, ParlsrUue, Stratford, ,Ethel, Marton and Kitchener. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at a cmm- munity shower at the home of Mrs. Alex Hackett, Ashfield. Aunts of the bride were hostess,- es ostess-es when . relatives held a shower and an envelope shower w.as held' In the form of a Valentine party by the Home League of the Salvation Army, Goderich. WE'RE POURING OUT 616 SAVINGS FOR YOU During our April Shower of Savings Sale Our Prices make a Big Splash with Budget Conscious Homemakers. SALE ENDS SATURDAY APRIL 19. Items on Sale as advertised in last week's paper. Check these SALE FEATURES: ' - OPEN 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. . Sunday: Noon to Six HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, 19c 8 -oz., only • ROYALE TOILET TISSUE, C9C i.� 4 Roll Pack 4 Pack ADDIS 'TOOTHBIRUSHES, 341.00 Reg. 69c each, only , PERSONI A StaiigleskAt+ee. TM LAD.ESr9 c ae� fie iw�� • �.� 6 �sW7� i1c^">r �" w'.tii . F 'fir �� ��� {� SA.lade: dispeiir,rei noW .... , • MAGNOLAX, Regular or Mint, • 9.9c 16 -oz. size, reg. $1.45, only SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS, ' • 39. 2 -Bulb Pack, reg. qc, now a GET SET HAIR SPRAY, _ 59. Reg.or Lard.to Hold, reg. 99c.... GET SET SHAMPOO, C reg.99c, only or Dry, TRIANGLE PATENT iM'ED/C/MES • COSNETJCS • TOBACCOS ti TUCKABUCKAWAYDAYS* TUCK -A -BUCK -AWAY -DAYS ARE SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR THE . NEXT TWO WEEKS. They work two ways: WHEN YOU BUY AGIRLS', BOYS' OR LADIES' ALL WEATHER COAT YOU MAY t Pay full price for the coat as shown on the price tag and we will cheerfully refund you one-half of what you paid us — OR Pay us one-half the price of the coat as shown on the tag, and We will reciprocate with a Smile and a sincere thank you. THEN YOU MAY Tuck the bucks you saved into +the pocket of your fashionable new All -Weather Coat and let a smile be your umbrella . . : because you just saved money and gained a,. shower -proof foul weather friend. *Tuckabuckawaydays--A tongue -twisting Half Price Sale now in progress. YOUR WINGHAM SINGER SEWING CENTRE •